The Center for the Arts features a full slate of concerts and musical and theatrical productions.
Concerts, world-renowned speakers and performances, and events that bring the community together: At UB, you’ll find a lot to do, regardless of the time of year and how much money is in your pocket. Did we mention we also have mud volleyball, farmers markets and cultural events?
Feel the excitement as your UB Bulls battle some of the best programs NCAA Division I has to offer.
UB is home to 20 NCAA Division I athletic programs that compete in the Mid-American Conference, with the exception of women’s rowing, which competes in the Colonial Athletic Association. The UB Bulls play some of the top football programs in the nation, and UB’s rugby team hosted the 2011 national championships. Our women’s rowing team won a conference title in 2010.
Students enjoy a meal in the Student Union on the North Campus. UB offers more than two-dozen dining options.
UB has more than a dozen residence halls, along with five campus apartment communities. On-campus living puts you at the heart of university life, making it easier to get to class, study and meet new people. Our residential dining centers, food courts and snack shops suit every taste.
Students involved in garden work as part of "UB a Good Neighbor," a volunteer effort that benefits the University Heights neighborhood near the South Campus.
Academics are important, but there’s so much more to your UB experience. Forge lifetime friendships through clubs, Greek life and community service. Learn about yourself and the world around you through leadership and diversity groups. With more than 300 clubs and organizations, there’s something for everyone.
A commuter student walks his bike on campus. Each campus has strategically placed bicycle racks, making it convenient to get around on two wheels.
Stay active by joining an intramural program or club sport, or enjoying an outdoor activity. For students, UB has a wealth of services to address smoking cessation, alcohol use, stress and other health and wellness issues. Other programs are available to the entire campus community.
Students walk along the Academic Spine on the North Campus, one of three distinct campuses that comprise our university. Each campus is easily accessible through free shuttle and bus systems.
UB’s North Campus in suburban Amherst houses most of our
core undergraduate programs. Our South Campus is nestled in
Buffalo’s University Heights neighborhood, and our Downtown
Campus is home to cutting-edge medical research. A shuttle system
links all three, making it easy to get around.
A vibrant arts scene, quaint neighborhoods, remarkable
restaurants and an affordable cost of living are just some of the
things that make the Buffalo-Niagara region so dynamic. With
professional sports teams, picturesque parks and world-class art
galleries, there’s always something happening in the City of
Good Neighbors.
