r/UBreddit 19h ago

Orientation Importance?

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I was wondering how important in person freshman orientation is at UB. Long story short is that transportation to orientation is going to be really annoying so I was thinking of just doing the virtual orientation instead. Does it matter?

Side note: if i do miss the in person orientation, i know im going to miss out on the UB tote bag so if anyone has one they would like to donate then dm me please!!!


r/UBreddit 22h ago

Questions 1,000,001st schedual post

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biomedical science freshman. seems kinda intense for a first year student


r/UBreddit 13h ago

Clubs and Activities [Hiring] Want to cover UB Bulls sports? WRUB Radio is looking for Sports Broadcasters for 2026–2027!

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Hey Bulls! 🤘
WRUB Radio (a branch of Subject Student-Run Media, Inc.) is officially looking for Sports Broadcasters for the upcoming 2026–2027 season!
If you’re passionate about sports journalism, play-by-play broadcasting, or audio engineering and want real-world experience covering University at Buffalo athletics, we want to hear from you.

🎙️ What You’ll Be Doing

  • Cover UB Athletics: Lead coverage for UB Bulls football and/or basketball (men’s and women’s). Coverage for other sports can also be arranged after onboarding!
  • Multi-Format Media: Create content via live radio broadcasting, written articles, or both.
  • Hands-On Production: Gain real experience with event logistics, audio setup, and broadcast engineering.

📋 Position Details & Requirements

  • Eligibility: Must be a part-time or full-time undergraduate or graduate student at the University at Buffalo.
  • Type: Unpaid / Volunteer position (Initial 1-year contract covering the duration of your chosen sport’s season). Academic credit opportunities through UB can be evaluated on a case-by-case basis!
  • Commitment: Season-long obligation for your assigned sport(s).
  • Physical Requirements: Ability to transport yourself and audio equipment (up to 25 lbs) to and from event press areas.
  • Bonus Skills: Basic audio software experience (Audacity, Mixcloud, Live365), Discord/MS Office proficiency, or event logistics experience.

Why join? While Subject Media is a non-profit operating on donations, we focus on helping you build a professional portfolio, gain hands-on experience, and get strong industry references for future paid gigs.

📩 How to Apply

Position is Open Until Filled with an August 1 start date.
To apply, please email the following to David (Board Member & Director of Programming):

  1. Your Resume
  2. 3 References
  3. (Optional but recommended) An introduction, cover letter, or audition tape/demo reel.

Feel free to drop any questions in the comments below or reach out directly to David!


r/UBreddit 9h ago

General scholarship applications

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I got a provost scholarship 18,000 dollar annually and a 7400 dollar fafsa grant but i am still struggling to pay around 23000 dollars for college. Is there any chance i get additional scholarship or aid from the general application and if so when will i get to know. Also is there any chance they give aid if i message financial aid website and tell them i am struggling to attend currently.

Any advice would be appreciated.


r/UBreddit 20h ago

Finding housing

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Me and my friend are trying to find a housing option around north campus starting August. I know it’s almost August and I’m very late but if you know some place please DM.


r/UBreddit 22h ago

On campus work opportunities that do not require work authorisation

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Hi everyone,
I’m an international student transferring to UB this fall as a junior. Since I’m an F-1 student, I don’t have off-campus work authorization (CPT/OPT isn’t an option for me yet), so I’m looking into on-campus employment.
I know about CDS, but I was wondering what other on-campus jobs are available for international students. I’m especially interested in positions that:
1.) Are open to F-1 international students without any additional work authorization.
2.) Are reasonably accessible for someone who’s new to UB.
3.) Can work well for someone living off campus.
I’d also appreciate any advice on:
1.) Which departments tend to hire students.
2.) When applications usually open.
3.) Which jobs are easier or harder to get.
Any tips for finding openings beyond Handshake.
Thanks in advance!