Starting August 18, 2025, UBmail is changing the number of emails students can send to 500 messages every 24 hours, giving UBmail accounts more protection against potential security threats and mass email scams.
UB Information Technology is updating the technology in the 3rd floor computing site of Silverman Library. These new devices and stations offer upgraded study spots for students.
Take a look at UBIT’s new signs on the ground floor of Norton Hall. Scan the QR codes to schedule an appointment with the UB Tech Squad or get quick links to UBIT webpages with helpful videos and instructions.
New to UB? When signing up for Duo, make sure you enroll a smartphone first using the free Duo Mobile app for an easy, convenient, and secure two-step verification process.
Hackers are sending fake “Zoom invitation” links to UBmail accounts that, if clicked, will install malware, giving the attackers full access to your device and information. Learn how to protect yourself.
If you aren’t already enrolled, you may receive a message starting July 8 when you log into your UBmail asking to enroll in Duo two-step verification. Enroll before September 15 to protect your UBITName and password.
