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When you live here at UB, you get the complete college experience you deserve.

Live Where Memories are Made
10/8/24
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Connect with Your Studies

Connect with New People

Connect with Caring Support

Connect with Your Campus

More for Your Money

Students purchasing snacks at the Elli convenience store.

Convenient access to great campus amenities. 

We've Got It Covered

Fully furnished, utilities - including high-speed internet/Wi-Fi, laundry - it's all included in one value price.

And There is More!

  • On-site dining and shops (13 locations)
  • Private fitness centers
  • Outdoor recreation: basketball, tennis, and trails for walking, running and biking
  • Academic support services and spaces
  • Mail/package services
  • Student account billing
  • Support for sustainable living
  • Transportation services (shuttles, car and bike-share services, and residential parking permits)
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The Best Address

Location: Suburban or Urban

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UB’s North Campus is located in suburban Amherst, named one of America's safest cities. Here, cutting-edge academic spaces and vibrant student life is surrounded by abundant green spaces.

Students with fall foliage on South Campus and along Main Street.

UB’s picturesque South Campus is situated in a vibrant Buffalo neighborhood. You'll enjoy the benefits of city living with the safety and support of living on-campus.

Next Step: Apply Today

Applying for on-campus housing is fast and easy. All you need to do is answer a few simple questions and pay a $300 deposit. Everything is online and the Campus Living staff is available via phone, email or live chat if you have any questions along the way. The earlier you apply, the earlier your selection time will be during self-selection. So don't wait, apply today!

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Tell Me More about Living on Campus

Have Questions? Contact Us!

Our staff is here to help. The best way to reach us is using our online contact form.

Headshot of RA Tina Treherne.
“Living on campus has given me the opportunity to make long-term friendships and wonderful connections that I never knew I could gain. As a first-generation college student, it is important to build a mini community for yourself and find a good support system. Campus Living has so many resources that make it easy to find a second home here at UB. ”
10/15/24

Tina, RA in Goodyear Hall

Headshot of RA Ethan Bhatti.
“When starting this new chapter in my life, I didn't know what experiences were going to be ahead of me. Throughout my time here at UB, I’ve had so many amazing experiences interacting with heartwarming individuals, that I now view as my family. ”
10/15/24

Ethan, RA in Wilkeson Quad

Headshot of Parapro Jessica Williams.
“The benefit of living on campus simply comes down to two things: community and convenience. Having events and hang-out places accessible while being constantly surrounded by friends and people who care about you really solidifies your feeling of home on campus. Also, just knowing your bed and dining options are just steps away on campus, you're never feeling far from comfort and safety. I wouldn't trade my campus living experience for anything else! ”
10/15/24

Jess, RA in Spaulding Quad

Headshot of Ava Pacheco.
“The best thing about campus life is the strong sense of community. As a first-generation college student, this environment has been especially meaningful to me. It has given me the opportunity to learn, connect, and grow alongside my peers & friends.”
11/12/24

Ava, Resident in South Lake Village Apartments

Headshot of resident Gavin Triggs.
“My first year coming to UB I lived off campus due to the uncertainty of COVID, but it was very isolating. Coming onto campus provided me the opportunity to be on my own and further connect with my education. Programs like RHA and being in the residence halls enhanced my campus experience and sense of community. Now, I proudly serve as the president of South Lake Village in my final year.”
11/15/24

Gavin, Resident in South Lake Village Apartments

Headshot of Community Assistant Sunny Chen.
“I love using my creativity in programming to bring together students from diverse backgrounds and empowering them to succeed both professionally and personally.  ”
11/12/24

Sunny, Community Assistant in Flint Village Apartments

Headshot of Nathaniel Mark.
“Living on campus has provided me with an inclusive community, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable memories. Now, as a fourth-year resident assistant, I strive every day to create that same vibrant environment I was welcomed with as a freshman, ensuring that everyone in our hall contributes to our diverse and inclusive student body.”
11/12/24

Nate, RA in Greiner Hall

Headshot of Barbra Bassaw.
“What I love most about living on campus is the sense of belonging. It’s like having a home away from home, where everything you need—from friends to resources—is just a few steps away. It’s the best way to stay connected and make the most of the college experience!”
11/12/24

Barbra, Resident in Flickinger Court Apartments

Headshot of Geraldine Tlaczani.
“Campus living gave me a sense of belonging that I didn’t expect. As a first-generation Hispanic student, being surrounded by diverse peers and resources opened doors for opportunities I wouldn’t have had otherwise.”
11/12/24

Geraldine, Resident in Red Jacket Quad

Headshot of RA Melodie Loya.
“Campus Living is more than a place to stay—it's a community where friendships grow, ideas flourish, and every day feels like a new adventure. Rest assured; you will find your people. ”
10/15/24

Melodie, RA in Evans Quad

Headshot of RHA Vice President of Finance, Kevin Boasiako.
“One of my favorite things about Campus Living is the sense of community it fosters. I remember participating in a late-night study session with neighbors, which helped me academically but also helped me build lasting friendships.”
11/15/24

Kevin, RHA VP of Finance

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