By Michael Canfield 
IT Communication Specialist

• Microsoft 365: All Microsoft Office apps can be downloaded on your laptop, smartphone, or tablet, keeping you connected and productive. You can install any of the following and more: 
• Word and Outlook
• Excel and Copilot Chat
• PowerPoint and Teams 
• OneNote and One Drive
• UB Zoom: Use Zoom’s meetings to connect to office hours or collaborate with classmates virtually.
• UB Box: Keep all your assignments organized and protected by storing them in your free 128 GB of Box storage.
• EndNote: EndNote makes writing and managing references for essays and reports simple. 
• Adobe Express: A powerful, browser-based content creation tool that makes it easy to design graphics, videos, web pages and print materials, with no advanced design experience required.

See the full list of available UB-provided software at buffalo.edu/ubit/software. 

You can access more software for free by visiting one of UB’s public computing sites on North or South Campus. The iMac stations at Silverman, Lockwood, and Abbott libraries feature the entire Adobe Creative Cloud suite of apps, available for free! 

Need access to software available on PC stations at UB’s public computing sites, but you’re not on campus? My Virtual Public Site allows you to access software available on UB’s PC stations with your own device.

To download on your personal Windows, Mac, or Linux computer, visit UBIT’s website at buffalo.edu/ubit/software.   

Additional software may also be available to you through your major. Reach out to your department for more information.

Students, faculty and staff can contact the UBIT Help Center at (716) 645-3542, email ubithelp@buffalo.edu or submit a ticket at buffalo.edu/ubit/help with technology at UB. The UB Tech Squad is also available to meet students anywhere on North or South Campus free for technology assistance.