UB Libraries in the News

The event will be held on the lawn in front of Hayes Hall on the UB South Campus at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14.

The university had not opened a time capsule in 40 years, but in May, University Archives opened two.

The series of events is presented by the University Archives and GSE in connection with the archives' "Toxic Archives" exhibition.

This year's theme, “Where’s the Data?” is designed to spur people to consider the data’s journey from collection through storage and preservation.

This morning, we're looking back 50 years to when Western New York welcomed a second professional hockey team.

The University Libraries will present the PBS documentary “Poisoned Ground: The Tragedy at Love Canal” on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 2 p.m. in Capen 310.

Located at North Bailey Avenue and Ridge Lea Road, the Ridge Lea Campus consisted of more than a dozen plain, single-story buildings leased by the university in the mid-1960s as an “interim” campus.

To honor some of the conveniences we might take for granted, UBNow revisited the university experiences of decades past. 

An observant crew member at work repairing the exterior masonry at Farber Hall recently prevented a piece of the past from accidentally landing in the trash.

Guests at the recent Irish Legacies Concert at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum heard about UB’s plans for its James Joyce Museum.