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Why Choose Campus Living?

All-Inclusive Pricing

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On-site Staff Available 24/7

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Study and Lounge Spaces

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Lifelong Connections

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Safety and Security

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Learning and Personal Growth

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Learn more about all of the reasons Campus Living is the best choice.

Find Your Home

Residence Halls

North Campus

Ellicott Complex
4/16/24
Located on UB’s North Campus, our largest housing complex is open to all students.
Governors Complex
1/8/24
Located on UB’s North Campus, right across the street from UB’s academic spine.
Greiner Hall
1/31/24
Located on UB’s North Campus, just 5 minutes from the academic spine.
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Residence Halls

South Campus

South Campus Halls
1/26/24
Located on the picturesque South Campus steps from shopping and a theater.
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Apartments

North Campus

Hadley Village
3/8/24
Conveniently located right across the street from UB’s Academic Spine.
South Lake Village
3/8/24
Located on the shores of Lake LaSalle on UB’s North Campus, close to the academic spine.
Flickinger Court
3/8/24
Located just across the street from UB’s North Campus, connected by regular shuttle service.
Flint Village
3/8/24
Located at the main entrance to UB’s North Campus and athletic facilities.
Creekside Village
3/8/24
Located on the northern edge of UB’s North Campus, adjacent to the Ellicott Complex.
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360° Room Tours

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Experience our residence halls and apartments via 360° panoramic images

Our Residents

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“I knew I wanted to live on campus because I wanted the full university experience, to be in on all of the action.”
11/4/22

Charles, Flint Village

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“I like being so close to everything, I'm never more than 5 minutes away from anything on campus, and that makes it so easy to get involved on campus and feel connected to UB's community ”
11/4/22

Collin, Greiner Resident

Adam.
"Everything is close. Even if it’s not as close, I can take a bus to get there."
11/4/22

Jelyse, Dewey Hall

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“I always feel safe and secure in my apartment and that's really important to me being so far away from home.”
11/4/22

Ankit, South Lake Village Resident

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“I love being able to feel like I am away from school with the view of Lake LaSalle from my apartment. Walking around helps me destress from classes. ”
11/4/22

Brennan, South Lake Village Resident

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“I am so happy I decided to live on campus. It's such a good community and you never feel alone.”
11/4/22

Olivia, Spaulding Hall

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“The real value is that everything is included and there's a convenience you can't get anywhere else.”
11/4/22

Alexis, Hadley Village

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“My favorite thing about living in Richmond Quad is knowing that everyone in my hall is the same year as me. I will always have a group of friends for each year's journey to graduation. ”
11/4/22

Alika, Richmond Hall Resident

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“Living on campus has helped me grow as a student, a leader, a friend, and a member of my community.”
11/4/22

Haven, Flint Village Resident

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“Everything is so convenient. My roommate and I love to walk to the food truck to get our favorite loaded tots!”
11/4/22

Paige, Spaulding Hall

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“Living on-campus has allowed me to find a strong support group that has pushed me to strive for new opportunities and has  given me the chance to fully develop myself as a student leader.”
11/4/22

Matthew, Flint Village

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Join Our Team

Paraprofessional Employment

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What makes Campus Living so special? It's the peer to peer connections between our residents and the student staff who are at the very heart of everything we do. Our Resident Advisors, Community Assistants and Academic Assistants are all students just like you.

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Professional Employment

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If you're interested in working with a large and diverse student population while gaining valuable student affairs experience, then UB Campus Living may be the place for you.

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