Request Changes and Get Help

Request modifications to class schedules and get help with your classroom.

Scheduling Ticketing System

The Scheduling Ticketing System allows department schedulers to request modifications to their current or future term classes. This includes changes to meeting patterns, rooms or final exams. Graduate catalog changes are also submitted through the Scheduling Ticketing System.

Scheduling Ticketing System
Problems with Course Scheduling?

If you are experiencing problems with HUB related to course scheduling, please contact us.

> Email the Office of the Registrar

Undergraduate Catalog and Curriculum Changes

New course proposals and catalog edits to existing courses should be submitted through UB Curriculum.

Propose courses through UB Curriculum

Centrally Scheduled Space

Get Help with Your Classroom

Urgent Issues

For issues that need to be addressed immediately (cleanliness, supplies, vandalism, heating/cooling, flooding, etc.) call 716-645-2025.

Report a Classroom Maintenance Issue

Report an issue with equipment, furniture, fixtures or other aspects of a room on the classroom maintenance website.

Submit a ticket on the classroom maintenance website

Classroom Conflict

Classroom Technology

Classroom Reservations

Non-class related one-time room requests

Complete and submit a Reservation Request Form to Student Affairs for non-class-based, one-time room requests.

Reservation Request Form

Textbook Information

  • Under the federal Higher Education Opportunity Act, universities are required to provide students with textbook information (title, author and ISBN) at the time of registration.
  • Textbooks ordered through the University Bookstore are included in the class schedule via a link to textbook information.
  •  Faculty who prefer to order textbooks through a different bookstore may do so, and information about textbooks must be entered into the HUB system by the appropriate Department Scheduler.
  • Faculty are strongly encouraged to submit textbook information as soon as it is available so that students can make informed decisions about course enrollment, anticipate costs of attendance, and find the textbook at the best possible price.