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Our residence halls at UB are designed to provide you with everything you need for comfort, connection, and learning. Plus, our vibrant social spaces are ideal for meeting new people, collaborating on projects, or simply having a good time. Here, you'll find everything you need to live, study, and thrive. It's more than just a place to stay, it's where your college journey truly begins. 

What Else?

Boost your academics

Students talking at the front desk of the Mildred H. Blake academic success center.
  • Living Learning Communities
  • Academic Support Centers on site
  • Tutoring in your residence hall

build a social life

People taking selfie in Metro station.
  • Friends right down the hall
  • Fun activities and programs where you live
  • Easy access to campus events

Find Support

Students helping with Governors Complex move in mping in the air.
  • Regular check-ins with your RA
  • Professionals available to you 24/7
  • Extra safety and security measures

Explore and Enjoy

The FOCUS event included a parade from Hayes Hall to Goodyear Hall, with an array of flags from countries representative of the UB student body.
  • On-site dining and fitness centers
  • Access to nature and recreation
  • Transportation around and off campus

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Welcome Home Spring

Where Can I Live?

With over 7,400 available beds in 18 unique building communities, there’s a room that’s perfect for the individual that you are. Whether it’s a traditional residence hall, a suite-style room, or an apartment, you have access to all of the amenities and services that only campus living can offer.

Check out our Video Tours, 360 Room Views and Floor Plans— and see what each unique living community at UB has to offer.

First Year Students

(Graduated high school in 2025)

Ellicott Complex
1/7/25
Located on UB’s North Campus, our largest housing complex is open to all students.
South Campus Halls
1/7/25
Located on the picturesque South Campus steps from shopping and a theater.
Governors Complex
1/7/25
Located on UB’s North Campus, right across the street from UB’s academic spine.
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Second Year Students

(Graduated high school in 2024)

Creekside Village Apartments
1/7/25
Located on the northern edge of UB’s North Campus, adjacent to the Ellicott Complex.
Greiner Hall
1/7/25
Located on UB’s North Campus, just 5 minutes from the academic spine.
South Campus Halls
1/7/25
Located on the picturesque South Campus steps from shopping and a theater.
Ellicott Complex
1/7/25
Located on UB’s North Campus, our largest housing complex is open to all students.
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Upper Level/Graduate/Non-Traditional

(Graduated high school in 2023 or earlier)

South Lake Village Apartments
1/7/25
Located on the shores of Lake LaSalle on UB’s North Campus, close to the academic spine.
Flint Village Apartments
1/7/25
Located at the main entrance to UB’s North Campus and athletic facilities.
Flickinger Court (Professional Students only)
1/7/25
Located just across the street from UB’s North Campus, connected by regular shuttle service.
Creekside Village Apartments
1/7/25
Located on the northern edge of UB’s North Campus, adjacent to the Ellicott Complex.
Hadley Village Apartments
1/7/25
Conveniently located right across the street from UB’s Academic Spine.
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Headshot of Assistant Hall Director of Wilkeson, Kingsley Arthur.
“Campus Living brings together students from diverse backgrounds, offering a space where shared experiences turn into lifelong friendships. When you live on campus, support is always nearby. ”
10/15/24

Kingsley, Assistant Hall Director of Wilkeson 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 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 Elliet Strang.
“Campus Living is a great experience and has helped me grow immensely as a person. As a professional it has been an amazing way to make connections. It's honestly just a very fun way to spend your time at UB. ”
10/15/24

Elliet, RA in Richmond Quad

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 Resident Assistant Alex Novak.
“From last minute C3 trips to movie nights in the lounge with friends, my 4 years living on campus have been full of long-lasting memories and lifelong connections.”
11/12/24

Alex, RA in Richmond Quad

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 Coordinator Elisabeth Rebmann.
“Living on campus at UB isn’t just about a room, it’s about being part of something bigger. The connections you have and the opportunities right outside your door make Campus Living an experience that truly shapes your college journey. ”
10/15/24

Elisabeth, Coordinator for Residential Academic Support Services

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 Residence Hall Director Samantha Maniscola.
“I lived on UB's campus for 3 years when I was a student. My CA helped me find resources, encouraged me to go to events, and connected me with other residents in our community. Living on campus also led me to my current career in higher education, as a Residence Hall Director! ”
10/15/24

Samantha, Residence Hall Director of Governors Complex

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 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 Delaney McGowan.
“Everyone here is so nice and welcoming! The staff and support services here care about setting me up for success both academically and personally for my time at UB and beyond! I have found my community here through several fun events and through the friends I've made!”
11/12/24

Delaney, Resident in Governors Complex

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Employment Opportunities

Paraprofessionals: Our Resident Assistants, Community Assistants and Academic Assistants are all students - just like you.

Learn more about becoming a paraprofessional

Professionals: Work with a large and diverse student population while gaining valuable student affairs experience. 

Learn more about professional positions within Campus Living
Campus Living student staff during training at Lake LaSalle.