3 years ago
I've reviewed UB North in the past. Not sure wher...
I've reviewed UB North in the past. Not sure where that listing went though. So here we go again.
UB was once one campus, many decades ago. Then, as NYS had more and more people going to college and university the school got bigger and bigger. They needed more space. So they found a parcel of land that was here in Amherst and started building on it. Now the business school, law school and lots of undergraduate housing is out here, nevermind the expected undergrad courses. The stadium is also out here, which has the Bulls playing, but also has had speakers like the Dali Lama.
It's a campus that is constantly changing as they build more academic billings and graduate housing. UB has their own bus system that travels between the two campus'. Sadly they don't have the subway to the North campus, but it was in the original plans. Maybe it will still come.
UB is one of the top state university's in both NYS and the country. Some 28,000 students and almost any major you can think of. Some competitive sports teams round it out. A unique student body association (one of two nationwide that are like it), adds to the flavor of the school.
This campus is large and not as "pretty" as the South one, it's all much newer, but it's functional and pleasant. Although parking can be a challenge.