Got an email claiming to be from UB asking for your password or telling you to expand your quota by logging in through a link? UB will never ask for your password. Don't fall for a scam.

Don't confuse your contacts. Learn what to do to keep your UB Gmail account after you graduate.

Register for the Fall semester with the HUB. Learn how easy it is. One less stress.

Check to make sure your computer meets all the minimum specifications and recommendations.

Print files from your own computer to UB's printers.

You're always busy. Read your email on the go.

How long until the next Stampede bus? What dining options are open on campus? When is the next Bulls game? Get the UB Mobile app.

Keep your personally identifiable information (PII) secure. Don't trust sensitive information like your Social Security Number to email.

Microsoft Office has tools you need for academic success. Choose the correct software for your operating system to get started.

Use your office VoIP phone to make conference calls with up to 5 other participants.

Use your classroom's technology when you teach. Don't know your classroom cabinet combination? Request it online. If you have problems, contact the CIT Help Desk.

Don't click links in email asking for personal information or a password. UB will never ask for that information in email. Not sure if it's genuine? Contact the CIT Help Desk.

Learn how to clean off your files and personal information first!

Learn about ordering software for departments through UB.

Find out how to order Dell or Apple systems that meet UB2020 standard system hardware configurations.

Your Outlook calendar gives you the ability to share your calendar with others to facilitate setting up meetings.

Collaborate with others at UB. Share access to a specific file in your UBfs space with a UB colleague.