UB Information Technology News

In-person or online, in classrooms large and small, learning is about collaboration. Cutting-edge technology in NSC 201 and 225 makes it possible in exciting new ways.

Installed in 2020, UB’s new Print Anywhere kiosks aren’t just more convenient and touch-free—they're helping support UB’s commitment to sustainability.

Soon you won’t be able to use an old version of Zoom when joining and hosting meetings at UB. Update your personal devices today to avoid any disruptions in the future.

Being back in the classroom has been a welcomed event for many students and staff at UB. However, when we all can’t be together for a class or meeting, hybrid models are still an effective way of keeping everyone connected.

If your laptop breaks during the semester, a loan from UB Libraries could help you succeed in your classes while you make other arrangements.

You may have noticed that the Duo Mobile app has a new look. The latest update, available for iOS 13/Android 8 and later, offers an improved authentication experience and expands current language and accessibility support.

Dozens of UB educators joined us in the newly re-designed NSC 201 (and virtually via Zoom) for a look at cutting-edge classroom technology, a discussion on the future of UB Learns and more.

Area codes will be required for all outside calls—including to local “716” numbers—from UB Phones and other devices, due to a change made by Verizon. Calls to internal UB numbers will not be affected. Be sure to update any speed dial or call forwarding settings, especially those to 716-area numbers.