The UB Knightlines newsletter for the Spring of 2015. This issue contains articles discussing Seed Money Grants, alumnus Milan Bull's work to save threatened bird species in Connecticut, alumna Amelia Amon's work combining solar power with design, UB professor Steve Jackowicz's work with pharmaceutical plants, professor Xingguo Xiong's work to use MEMS technology to track miniscule pollutants, UB's alumni at Welcome Back Weekend, UB alumnus Ger Duany's experience starring in a film with Reese Witherspoon, filmmaker Monica Lange speaking at "Necessary Voices", UB security officer Ralph Gonzalez and his bike patrol, UB students attending Heifer International's Global Gateway program, UB student Bao Lei winning the Chunhui Cup contest, BackCountry Jazz Billie Holiday Celebration Concerts sponsored by UB, UB named best online education in the nation by U.S. News, faculty news, books published by alums and faculty, a focus on alumnus Rindy Higgins, alumni news, the UB Taekwondo winning 12 medals at the U.S. Open Taekwondo Championship, the story of UB Basketball player Willie Williams III, the UB alumni Basketball game, the continued success of UB women's volleyball, UB Martial Arts major Edward Jeong to seventh at the World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Mexico, and other campus and sports news.