Fall Harvest Road Rally
On Thursday, October 8, starting at 11:45AM, the Newman Center Men’s Club will be hosting its annual Fall Harvest Road Rally. We will begin our journey by meeting at The Fieldstone Country Inn, 5986 South Transit Road, Lockport (just east of Transit Rd.). We will meet in the Fieldstone parking lot (north side of the building) at 11:45am and depart on our journey at noon sharp!
We will travel as a group, and you will be provided with a list of destinations. Stops along the way will include Becker Farms, (try to keep the boys out of the Beer Pub), Rush’s Farm Market (best potatoes in the world), Miller’s Amish Farm Market, and Harris Farms (great selection of home-made pies).
Then we will travel back to the Fieldstone Country Inn where we will dine at 4:30 PM. Dinner choices will be; Waldorf Chicken Salad, hot turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes, or beef on Weck with a side of French fries. The cost of the dinner is $34.00, and this includes a soup & salad bar, along with coffee and a cold beverage, and tip.
This will be a great chance to stock up on all your Fall produce needs: apples, pumpkins, potatoes, corn, squash, and much, much more.
If you plan on attending, please contact Bill Pistner at 716-472-3394 or pistner@roadrunner.com, by Tuesday, October 6. Please feel free to invite your friends and family to enjoy a great Fall Day in the country. This event is open to all.
Student Wednesday Night Dinner
UB students are invited to a FREE home-cooked dinner every Wednesday during the semester!
Dinners start at 6:00 PM.
Menus for Fall Semester 2026:
Vegetarian options are also available.
- Aug 19 – Turkey and Cheese Subs with French Fries
- Aug 26 – Hot Dogs and Hamburger with Macaroni Salad and Baked Beans
- Sep 2 – Taco Bowls
- Sep 9 – Chicken Nuggets with Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn, etc.
- Sep 16 – Breakfast—Scrambled Eggs, Pancakes, Sausage, and Home Fries
- Sep 23 – Greek Chicken Rice Bowls with Feta, Tomato, Olives, Pita, etc.
- Sep 30 – Stuffed Pasta Shells with Meat Sauce and Garlic Bread
- Oct 7 – Sweet and Sour Chicken with Rice and Vegetables
- Oct 14 – No dinner
- Oct 21 – Taco Bowls
- Oct 28 – Meatball Subs with Cheesy Potatoes
- Nov 4 – Chicken Alfredo with Broccoli
- Nov 11 – No dinner
- Nov 18 – Roasted Turkey with Stuffing, Corn, and a Mashed Potato Bar
- Nov 25 – No dinner
- Dec 2 – Chicken Parmesan with Rigatoni and Garlic Bread
Need a ride? A bus is available for campus pickup to dinner! Bus Schedule
For pastoral needs, call
Dcn. Mike at 716-200-7262.
What We Mean by
ALL ARE WELCOME
at the UB Newman Center
Single, twice divorced, under 30, gay, filthy rich, black and proud, poor as dirt, can’t sing, no habla Inglés, married with pets, older than God, more Catholic than the pope, work-aholic, bad speller, screaming babies, three-times divorced, passive-aggressive, obsessive-compulsive, tourists, seekers, doubters, bleeding hearts. OH, AND YOU!
We are part of the Buffalo Diocese campus ministry family (#36), including St. Joseph University Parish, the Newman Center at UB, and Buffalo State
Welcome!
Whether prospective or incoming or returning, we are thrilled to welcome you to the University at Buffalo and the UB Newman Center!
We here at the Newman Center feel privileged for the opportunity to walk alongside you during your time at UB and share with you celebrations of the Word, sacraments, prayer, community, and so much more.
The Newman Center often acts as a “home away from home” for students. We offer a warm, welcoming environment for growing in faith, as well as a dynamic community that relishes in sharing time and energy with one another and with students.
During your years at UB we will listen, teach, support, and challenge as you:
- Clarify values in a time of exploration
- Build a sense of Catholic identity and understanding through education, reflection, and discussion
- Are formed into leaders in the world and for the Church through service and empowerment.
At Newman, “all are welcome”! We truly look forward to welcoming you into our community.
Fr. Dan Serbicki
Pastor, Family #36
Father Dan Serbicki comes to us following his leadership at Family #13, Fields of Grace, where he oversaw four parishes, nine worship sites, and an elementary school. His efforts brought unity and growth to this diverse community. With 13 years of experience as an ordained priest, Fr. Dan has demonstrated unwavering dedication to his ministry, touching countless lives through his compassionate service.
In addition to his parish work, Fr. Dan has valuable experience in campus ministry, having served as a parochial vicar in Allegany County, specifically at Alfred State. There, he provided spiritual guidance and support to the campus community, showcasing his ability to connect with and inspire young adults.
Fr. Dan is excited and eager for his ministry with The Campus Ministry Family. He looks forward to collaborating with our community, building on the strong foundation laid by our previous leaders, and guiding us toward a bright and spiritually enriching future.
Community Registration
There are two ways to register with the Newman Center at UB:
- Download the Community Registration Form PDF, fill it out, and drop it off at Mass.
- Or… you can fill out the online form below. After you submit it, we’ll contact you to get the rest of your details.
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