A bronze buffalo stands at the entrance to the Center for the
Arts on UB's North Campus.
UB's North Campus, where most of the university's core academic
programs are offered, is located in suburban Amherst. Opened in the
early 1970s, it is the largest of our three campuses. Its 125
buildings include state-of-the-art academic and research spaces,
student dormitories and apartments, the Student Union, athletics
venues and the university’s administrative
offices. Complementing the built environment are abundant
green spaces, Lake LaSalle and Letchworth Woods. For More
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The iconic Hayes Hall clock tower on UB's South Campus.
UB’s South Campus on Main Street in North Buffalo is a Western New York landmark that dates back to the 1920s. Located in a residential neighborhood in North Buffalo, it is home to classic ivy-covered buildings, as well as dormitories and cutting-edge research and teaching facilities. The schools of Architecture and Planning, Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Dental Medicine, Public Health and Health Professions, and Nursing are on the South Campus.
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The Clinical and Translational Research Center, part of UB's
Downtown Campus.
UB is creating a state-of-the-art center for teaching, research and clinical care in downtown Buffalo, sparking a revitalization of New York State’s second-largest city.
With funding from the Governor’s NYSUNY 2020 Challenge Grant program and other sources, including private philanthropy, UB plans to relocate the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in downtown Buffalo. The move will align UB medical education, research, and clinical care more effectively with regional hospitals and research partners.
Most of our Downtown Campus buildings are located on or
near the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. They include the New York
State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences and
the new 10-story Clinical and Translational Research Center
(CTRC)—built in partnership with Kaleida Health, the
region’s largest hospital network—which also houses a
UB Biosciences Incubator. In addition, UB is building a new home
for its Educational Opportunity Center, to be connected to the
UB Downtown Gateway building, home to university outreach
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