University at Buffalo (UB)
The University at Buffalo is committed to fostering an environment that supports freedom of expression and inclusivity for all members of its community. This guide provides key resources and contact information for individuals seeking support, reporting concerns, and planning events related to freedom of expression and civic engagement. Whether you need assistance navigating campus life, addressing bias-related incidents, or organizing activities, the university offers a range of services designed to promote well-being and uphold UB's commitment to equity, diversity, and safety.
The Dean of Students Office provides assistance and support to students in navigating a complex university life so that UB students can flourish during their time here.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence (VPIX) is responsible for coordinating and monitoring UB’s efforts to institutionalize the culture of equity and inclusion university-wide.
The IDC is committed to supporting all students at UB by creating a sense of belonging and celebrating our differences just as we celebrate our commonalities.
Counseling Services promotes the personal well-being and academic success of students by providing brief mental health services, educational programs, crisis intervention, and campus community consultation.
University at Buffalo Police provide police services that meet the specialized needs of the diverse and vibrant UB community. Key services include emergency response, crime prevention, criminal investigation, and personal safety education.
If you have been the victim of a bias-related incident, or you know of an incident that has occurred, you are encouraged to take the appropriate steps.
The Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) ensures UB's compliance with policies covering discrimination, harassment, accommodations, equal opportunity and child protection.
Student Conduct helps maintain a safe campus by enforcing rules and regulations, managing conduct, and assisting students with navigating questions or concerns.
UB staff and faculty serving on the FAST committee support UB’s mission of helping prepare students to live and lead in a global world while deepening engagement in the local community by supporting students at activist events as they learn how to be agents of positive social change.
Programs provide UB students an opportunity to learn about social injustices, partner with local, national, and international organizations and build a strong network of diverse peers who are motivated to create positive social change.
Student groups and university departments can reserve non-academic space throughout the university on both the North and South Campuses.