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  • Lydia Davis photographed early May upon learning she was a Booker prize finalist
    Arts and Letters

    Professor Lydia Davis Wins 2013 World Literary Prize

    Leading short story author, called “one of the quiet giants . . . of American fiction,” awarded the Man Booker International Prize, among the most prestigious prizes in the world of literature.

  • UAlbany Spring Commencement -- President Jones and the Lipmans
    169th commencement

    UAlbany Celebrates 2013 Spring Commencement

    More than 3,100 students participated in the University at Albany’s 169th commencement ceremonies May 17 - 19. View galleries of Saturday’s graduate and Sunday's undergraduate ceremonies, highlighting graduates and their families.

  • A thunderstorm strikes
    A Hub for New Ideas

    UAlbany Researchers Seek to Improve Thunderstorm Forecasting

    UAlbany atmospheric scientists Lance Bosart and Ryan Torn are part of an elite team of researchers working with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, to improve the models that forecast thunderstorms.

  • Gabe Sanchez
    Prepare to make a differencce

    New Graduate Driven to Find Solutions to the World’s Challenges

    UAlbany senior Luis “Gabe” Sanchez has been drawn to daunting tasks his entire life. Only 20, he conducts research to develop alternative ways of tackling the world’s biggest problems, including poverty and environmental disasters.

  • Lisette Acosta-Corniel
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    UAlbany Doctoral Student Paves Way for Family in the Dominican Republic

    When Lissette Acosta-Corniel and her mother were struggling to make a new life in the United States, she made a promise to her 10-year-old sister who remained behind in the Dominican Republic, vowing to finish college and finish well. She kept that promise, graduating May 18 with a doctorate from the University at Albany.

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