The University at Buffalo Libraries Digital Collections provides online access to primary source materials and distinctive resources to support the teaching, learning, and research mission of the university. Digital collections hosted by the University at Buffalo are intended to provide accurate and unaltered representations of resources.
In preparing collections, the University at Buffalo Libraries takes steps to identify and exclude from publication sensitive information that could threaten the privacy and security of individuals, organizations, or others represented in the collection(s).
Given our commitment to preserving the authenticity and integrity of the scholarly and historical record, we are unable to correct errors or inaccuracies present in original items. Requests for removal and redaction of materials which have not been previously published, such as content contained within collections of archival documents or photographs, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
In providing digital access to materials from the library collections, the library adheres to copyright law, including the transfer or license of copyrighted materials to or by the university, and supports the exercise of fair use and the dissemination of materials in the public domain.
If a digital object is identified as being online without sufficient rights provided to the University at Buffalo Libraries by the rights holder, the UB Libraries will work with the rights holder to remedy the situation.
If you believe the online availability of the material should be addressed, please submit a Takedown Request and include the following:
Upon receipt of a request, UB library staff will: