UB Law Community Favorites
The University at Buffalo School of Law is situated in the bustling Buffalo-Niagara region. This gives law students the opportunity to partake in activities of rich history and culture in communities throughout Buffalo.
Culture
Source: Douglas Levere
“Elmwood Village has countless things to do. From cute coffee shops to boutique stores, there is always something new to find. Cafe Aroma is great for a morning coffee, but also has some of the best wine and cocktails to enjoy while listening to live music or poetry."
Kailyn Lane ‘26
“Elmwood Village contains a host of cultural landmarks, small businesses, and fresh eateries that showcase some of the best goods and foods that Buffalo has to offer. I constantly find myself thrifting, and shopping here, and always stop by the Intersection (a tiny cafe) for the best lattes in the city.”
Benjamin Rogers, Assistant Director of Admissions
"If you have a full day to spare, consider exploring the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in the Elmwood Village. The museum was recently expanded and features a diverse collection of modern and contemporary art. For architecture aficionados, the Frank Lloyd Wright Darwin Martin House in the Parkside Neighborhood is a must-see."
Lindsay Gladney, Vice Dean for Admissions
“The Buffalo History Society is a great place to see numerous exhibits and artifacts telling the story and history of Buffalo. From prehistoric relics and colonial artifacts to goods produced in Buffalo's prime industrial era to photos and modern Buffalo sports memorabilia, the Buffalo Historical Society will take you on a journey to explain what the Queen City is all about!”
Bryan Carlo ‘25