Level Up’s Esports arena just got a revamp! All 52 PC stations have been upgraded, giving gamers of all levels a faster, smoother, and improved experience.

Beginning June 29, the UB Tech Squad service counter is temporarily relocating right outside Level Up, across from the Lockwood Library. 

UB Information Technology is introducing new data protection tools this summer with Microsoft Purview in your UBmail and Microsoft 365 applications to help protect Category 1 restricted university data.

UBIT will perform a one-time cleanup of Zoom cloud recordings from 2020 and earlier stored in Panopto as of April 23, 2026, as UB’s Panopto archive has reached its storage limit. 

As you prepare to graduate from UB, there are a few important steps to take to make sure you don’t miss UBmail (@buffalo.edu email) messages or lose access to important information.

From free software and device discounts to secure Wi-Fi, gaming, printing, and expert tech help, UB Information Technology has you covered as a UB student.

The University at Buffalo aligns with a statewide and SUNY ban on DeepSeek AI following concerns about foreign government surveillance and data security. Faculty, staff and students must not download or access DeepSeek AI on UB-owned devices or when using UB networks.

UB encourages all students to act responsibly when it comes to downloading and sharing digital content.

Do you use your UBmail for accounts not related to the university? If so, now is the time to switch to a non-UB email address for personal communications, subscriptions, and services.

UBIT has identified an increase in reports of Wi-Fi and other UB network connectivity problems across campus. Help us fix these problems by reporting them directly.