News Archive

Andy Berglund Named Inaugural Recipient of the Keith Hynes Endowed Professorship in STEM

The new endowed professorship is designed to support research that is actively seeking answers to many of society’s most pressing challenges.

UAlbany Tropical Weather Researchers Share Thoughts on 2024 Hurricane Season

Forecasters are expecting a busy 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially kicks off on June 1 and runs through the end of November.

Noteworthy: Research grants, awards and publications

The latest developments on University at Albany faculty and staff who are receiving research grants, awards and other noteworthy attention.

SPH Study: Health Workforce Shortages Persist in New York State

A new report by UAlbany’s Center for Health Workforce Studies sheds light on the state of the health care workforce in New York.

UAlbany, College of Saint Rose Reach Agreement to Transfer Student Academic Records

The University at Albany and The College of Saint Rose have reached an agreement to transfer the academic records of current and former Saint Rose students to the University over the course of the next seven months.

UAlbany Unveils New CNSE Building in Renovated Former Albany High School

In UAlbany’s most significant expansion in midtown since the Downtown Campus was completed in 1929, the college’s Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering began moving into the renovated south wing last week, following the dean’s office in February, marking the halfway point of the transformational project and the return of students and educators to the 112-year-old building for the first time in more than a decade.

Phi Beta Kappa Celebrates 50 Years at UAlbany with New Inductees

Phi Beta Kappa at UAlbany celebrated its 50th anniversary on May 9 as it honored its newest members of undergraduate students who were welcomed into the society. This year’s new members include 46 students from UAlbany who are all members of the graduating class of 2024.

School of Public Health Students Address Period Poverty in the Capital Region

University at Albany Master of Public Health students Brynn Watkins and Claire Jennings, together with UAlbany alum Annabelle Reiseler, are expanding access to menstrual products and education throughout the Capital Region.

David Rousseau, David Smith named Collins Fellows

David Rousseau, associate professor in the Department of Political Science, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, and David Smith, professor and chair of the Department of Finance in the Massry School of Business, have been named Collins Fellows for 2024.

Great Danes Advance to NCAA Softball Tournament

The UAlbany softball team claimed a shutout victory in the America East championship on Saturday against UMass Lowell, earning the automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Great Danes are traveling to College Station, Texas, where they will square off in a regional against Penn State, Texas State and hosts Texas A&M.

UAlbany Celebrates Class of 2024

The University at Albany’s new graduates have officially joined the ranks of more than 200,000 alumni worldwide.

UAlbany MFA Student Wins $7,000 Thayer Fellowship

Sean Desiree, a recent graduate of UAlbany’s MFA program in Studio Art, won a $7,000 Thayer Fellowship from the State University of New York to support their pursuit of a career in the arts.