University at Buffalo

SUNY Buffalo is the largest public school within the state university of New York system.

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The university was founded in 1846 by an act of the New York State Legislature. The first classes were conducted the following year. The school added their football program in 1894. After operating as an independent school for 115 years, the University at Buffalo joined the state university of New York system in 1962.

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• Founded: 1846

• Faculty: 1,601 full-time (Fall 2006)

• Undergraduates: 18,165 undergraduate (Fall 2005)

• Postgraduates: 9,055 (Fall 2005)

• President: John B. Simpson
  • 2001-present: President
    • 1998-2003: Executive Vice Chancellor, UC Santa Cruz
    • 1994-1998: Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, University of Washington

• Official Site: University at Buffalo Athletics

• Basketball: Men's Basketball and Women's Basketball

• Football: UB Bulls

• Track & Field: Track & Field

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