The goal of this note is to give a new, simple and elegant proof to the Uniform Boundedness Principle (UBP) to m-linear mappings, which surprisingly, as far as we know, does not appear in the literature. The multilinear UBP is well-known for specialists but the original proof (presented in [4]) seems a little bit unnatural and uses the linear UBP. In the present note we show a quite simple argument which does not need to invoke the linear UBP and, when m = 1, recovers the classical proof of the linear case. As an immediate consequence, we obtain the Banach-Steinhaus Theorem (BST) for multilinear mappings.