The historic former M. Wile Co. factory building has been
transformed into the new UB Downtown Gateway building,
housing outreach programs as diverse as the Regional Institute
and UBMD.
The UB Downtown Gateway, as part of a complex by the same name,
provides space for community outreach, service and research
programs with a public orientation. UB’s Regional Institute,
a policy “think tank,” was the first program to take up
residence in the former M. Wile & Co. building at 77 Goodell
St. UBMD, the physician practice plan of the School of Medicine and
Biomedical Sciences, along with UB’s Office of Economic
Engagement, moved to the building in 2011.
Additional units that moved into the UB Gateway include the
School of Management’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
and the Center for Educational Collaboration, a comprehensive,
joint effort between UB and the Buffalo Public Schools to improve
academic outcomes for all of the district’s students.
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