Showcase 2026: Olzak Blends Ancient Craft and Modern Art
UAlbany student Joel Olzak's work, along with that of other graduating MFA students, will be on display during Showcase 2026, the University at Albany’s annual celebration of student research, scholarship and creative activity.
Women in STEAM Share Personal, Professional Journeys at UAlbany Women’s Day Celebration
Women in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) shared their personal and professional journeys as part of an International Women’s Day networking event organized by the student chapter of the Society of Women Engineering and Women in Science and Health.
Nobel Laureate Omar Yaghi ‘85 Comes Home to UAlbany on April 2
Nobel Prize-winning chemist and University at Albany alum Omar M. Yaghi will return to the Capital Region on April 2, visiting both Hudson Valley Community College and UAlbany.
Young Scientists Present Original Research at Science Symposium
Student researchers selected from across New York State presented their original investigations at the 2026 UAlbany in the High School Science Research Invitational Symposium on Wednesday, Feb. 25.
Theatre Program Presents 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
UAlbany’s Theatre Program will present 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream,' William Shakespeare’s comedy of romance, mischief and magic, in a fresh staging directed by Visiting Assistant Professor of Acting Michael Schantz, March 4-8.
UAlbany Researchers Develop New Laser Technique to Test mRNA-Based Therapeutics
Their method relies on Raman spectroscopy, a non-destructive laser technique that analyzes the chemical composition of materials.
UAlbany Honors College Course Studies Bad Bunny, Reggaeton and Resistance
Even before Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance sparked global attention and debate, a class at the University at Albany was already studying the artist’s societal influence.
Professor Emeritus Bromley Revisits New York's Worlds Fairs
In a new study published in Planning Perspectives, UAlbany Professor Emeritus of Geography and Planning and Collins Fellow Ray Bromley examines how the New York World's Fairs of 1939/40 and 1964/65 helped reshape New York City and its region for generations.