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“Treat everyone respectfully by treating everyone the same,” keynote speaker Kristin Dolan '88 told an audience at the seventh annual Massry Lecture.

The University at Albany announced the naming of the Massry School of Business in honor of the Massry family’s decades of philanthropic support.

Choi, who teaches classes in business analytics, open source intelligence and social network analysis, says AI is like a magic wand.

UAlbany's Center for Technology in Government is deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to aid local governments monitor the use of city assets.

James majored in psychology at UAlbany before starting a career in law enforcement that has spanned more than three decades

Motivated by their passion for gaming, technology and camaraderie, students from UAlbany IEEE hosted the first ever “Hack-a-Damien” from April 12-14, featuring a 24-hour gaming competition, technical workshops and a vendor fair.

The Campus Center Board Room heard heartfelt speeches, rounds of applause, and even brought a few to tears at UAlbany's annual Spark and Torch Award ceremonies.

Jordan Due, a student in UAlbany's Applied Atmospheric Science master’s program, can now be seen on Saturday nights on NEWS10 ABC, Albany’s local ABC affiliate, sharing her passion for all things weather.

Engineering students Shak Williams, Jordan Jung and Jacob Bruno have built a device designed to aid New Yorkers living with disabilities who work at a mail sorting facility through the Center for Disability Services.

UAlbany will host its 14th annual "Out of the Darkness" walk on Sunday, April 21 at noon. Coordinated by UAlbany’s Counseling and Psychological Services, the event will include tabling, a brief speaker program and remembrance ceremony and 1.5-mile walk.

A new course at CEHC is empowering the next generation of metaverse creators.

Eight UAlbany students will be recognized Thursday with the Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, the highest award the State University of New York bestows upon a student.