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NBALAB Is a Game-Changer for UB Students
The NBALAB and UB partnership offers students a unique opportunity to participate in internships and projects that blend their academic learning with dynamic real-world experience.
Domestic Violence Symposium Promotes Awareness and Thoughtful Discussion
This past October, UB and the Bridgeport Police Department (BPD) hosted a Domestic Violence Symposium to discuss resources available to support victims of domestic abuse.
The Future of eSports is Purple
As you walk through the lower floor of the John J. Cox Student Center, a glow of neon purple lights marks the entrance to UB’s new eSports Lounge. With expanded hours as of the fall 2024 semester, students can walk in and play on any of the 24 computer stations or consoles.
University of Bridgeport Sees Growth in Domestic Enrollment
While universities across the U.S. are facing the potential for significant decreases in domestic enrollment, University of Bridgeport (UB) is bucking these trends.
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