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Dr. Penelope D. Ploughman and University Archivist Hope Dunbar.

Dr. Penelope D. Ploughman and University Archivist Hope Dunbar.

Preserving the Legacy of Love Canal: University Archives Leads the Way
11/11/25
The University at Buffalo University Libraries has unveiled a landmark exhibition, Toxic Archives: Voices from Love Canal, in Silverman Library.

2023 Buffalo International Film Festival Shorts: Local Portraits
9/19/23
“The Michael Groden Papers” has been selected to appear in the upcoming 2023 Buffalo International Film Festival.
UB Libraries joins the Realities of Academic Data Sharing (RADS) Initiative
9/18/23
The University at Buffalo Libraries, led by co-PI Jake Carslon, will now join RADS for phase one of this new cycle.
Nominate an Outstanding UB Librarian for the SUNY Chancellor’s Award!
9/18/23
The Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Librarianship recognizes consistently superior professional achievement in the field of librarianship.
Remembering the UB Bubble as more than just a lot of hot air
9/13/23
Explore the history of the more than 31,000-square-foot inflatable building that was once part of the North Campus.
Hope Dunbar appointed to the Society of American Archivists Foundation Board
9/5/23
Dunbar has been selected to serve on the SAA Foundation Board of Directors for a three-year term.
UBNow to explore UB Then
8/30/23
Located on the fourth floor of Capen Hall, University Archives collects, organizes, houses and maintains historically valuable records and other items covering the university’s 177- year history.
A Look Back: The 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
8/22/23
Learn about the March on Washington at the University Archives.
Welcome to UB Libraries!
8/21/23
The UB Libraries welcome all new and returning UB students to the fall 2023 semester.
First UB exhibit by new curator focuses on collaboration, artistic influence
8/18/23
Anna Wager joined the UB Art Galleries as its new curator and has been researching areas of the collection in preparation for an exhibition this summer.
UBIT computers from Lockwood 2N move to Silverman Library
8/1/23
The public computers that were located on Lockwood 2 North have recently moved to the third floor of Silverman Library.

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