The Joseph Ellicott Complex and the Governor's Complex are a convenient 10-minute walk from the Academic Spine. South Campus dorms are, on the other hand, a 20 to 30 minute commute to North Campus. Students who have most of their classes on South, or are looking for a place to live that's within walking distance of stores, restaurants, bars and the subway and bus station find South Campus to be the perfect home away from home.  [read more]

   Whether it's an old house full of history, an apartment building owned by a local realtor, or just a complex, students are close to the heart of Buffalo on Elmwood Avenue. Elmwood keeps its residents connected to the cutting edge scene of the city that is located just around the corner.  [read more]

   When the time comes for UB students to spread their wings and find off-campus living arrangements, many find themselves landing in the University Heights. Over 3,000 UB students live in the Heights, and although it has the reputation of having more partying and higher crime rates than other housing options, it is an area that suits a wide variety of students.  [read more]

   In August 2008, the American Campus Communities will expand its facilities with the official opening of the Villas at Chestnut Ridge, leaving more opportunities for students to live in state-of-the-art off-campus housing.  [read more]

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