Making friends at UB can feel challenging at first, but you’re not alone - we’re here to help! A great way to start is by exploring UBLinked to find clubs and organizations that match your hobbies and interests. Attending campus events and participating in activities are also fantastic ways to meet people who share your passions.

Aug 9, 2023 · At the University at Buffalo, we recognize that clubs and organizations are an invaluable part of the university community. UB students organize and lead over 400 clubs and organizations. Students can discover the 400+ clubs and their events through UBLinked, UB’s virtual involvement platform. UBLinked, UB’s virtual involvement platform.

Discover unique opportunities at UBLinked – University at Buffalo! Find and attend events, browse and join organizations, and showcase your involvement.

Our academic clubs allow students to meet other students within their major or topic of interest. These clubs encourage extracurricular learning and networking, host fun events and activities, and often bring in guest speakers to give you a competitive edge on your educational and professional path.

Get involved and engage with a School of Management club or student organization. For general student club information, contact Caitlin Rush at [email protected].

Feb 13, 2025 · Students can learn how campus groups contribute to UB’s community, tradition and pride — and see firsthand how they can get involved.

The Student Association (SA) is a non-profit organization that serves the undergraduate students of the State University of New York at Buffalo. We house the student government and clubs, and provide students with services and events.

School of Management students are active in the Western New York community and beyond through a variety of volunteer activities undertaken by our student clubs. From the free tax …

The Sports Council consists of club sporting teams that compete against club teams of other universities throughout the nation. Our sports clubs provide a great opportunity for student athletes who have chosen not to play on Division I teams, but still desire to play, compete and continue their love for the game.

Our clubs and organizations allow students to gain hands-on experience with the material they learn in the classroom.