University Archives News

Story of UB benefactor’s encounter with Lincoln lived on
12/6/23
There’s an amusing little story buried in the University Archives about one of UB’s most prominent historical figures and his tie to Abraham Lincoln.
UB’s first shovel holds a century of memories
10/17/23
UB's over a century old “groundbreaking shovel,” — still sturdy for its age — remains the University Archives.
Leslie Feinberg, Firebrand Books, and the “Place Of Place” in LGBTQ History
9/28/23
Dr. Jeff Iovannone will discuss his award-winning GIS-based exhibit, Leslie Feinberg’s Buffalo: Historic Sites in Stone Butch Blues.
Remembering the UB Bubble as more than just a lot of hot air
9/13/23
Explore the history of the more than 31,000-square-foot inflatable building that was once part of the North Campus.
Hope Dunbar appointed to the Society of American Archivists Foundation Board
9/5/23
Dunbar has been selected to serve on the SAA Foundation Board of Directors for a three-year term.
UBNow to explore UB Then
8/30/23
Located on the fourth floor of Capen Hall, University Archives collects, organizes, houses and maintains historically valuable records and other items covering the university’s 177- year history.
A Look Back: The 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
8/22/23
Learn about the March on Washington at the University Archives.
Bethune – The Hidden History of Louise Blanchard Bethune
6/23/23
The University Libraries recently launched an exhibition celebrating the life and career of Louise Blanchard Bethune, America’s first professional female architect.
UB Libraries to present exhibit dedicated to Bethune
3/28/23
The UB Libraries will host an exhibit celebrating the life and career of Louise Blanchard Bethune, America’s first professional female architect.
Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect
3/28/23
The University Archives is pleased to announce a new exhibition, Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect.

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