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Young people dressed in all black are holding music books and singing on a stage with a piano and conductor.
International Choral Festival Brings Singers from Across North America to UAlbany
Young singers from across the U.S. and Canada will descend on UAlbany next week for the Pro Musica International Choral Festival, a free weeklong choral institute for high school students to be held July 13-20 at the Performing Arts Center on campus.
The sun shines over the New York State Mesonet station at Indian Ladder Farms in Voorheesville.
Dozens of New York Mesonet Sites Break Temperature Records
A severe heat wave felt across the Eastern U.S. last Monday and Tuesday set record high temperatures at more than four dozen New York State Mesonet stations.
Nick Bassill points at a weather briefing on a projection screen inside UAlbany’s xCITE laboratory.
UAlbany’s State Weather Risk Communication Center Featured in ‘Cloud Warriors’ Book
The State Weather Risk Communication Center is featured in a new book as one of the game-changers of weather forecasting.
Allison Finch points at a computer screen inside UAlbany's State Weather Risk Communication Center.
UAlbany Researchers Support Launch of New York Heat Risk and Illness Dashboard
The New York State Heat Risk and Illness Dashboard forecasts levels of heat-related health risks and raises awareness about the dangers of heat exposure.
UAlbany students stand in front of VICEROY step and repeat banner.
UAlbany and FIU Students Present Original Research at VICEROY Showcase
The event brought together students from both institutions to share their original research projects spanning artificial intelligence, unmanned aerial vehicle security and Internet of Things systems.
UAlbany Provost Carol Kim speaks with a student presenting on the floor of Broadview Center during Showcase 2025.
Student Research and Creativity on Display at 3rd Annual Showcase
The event featured poster displays, oral presentations, demonstrations, panel discussions, recitals, art exhibitions and performances that reflect new and original exploration of topics in STEM, arts and humanities, social sciences and the professions.
UAlbany students wear orange and yellow jerseys while completing sit ups during the FBI physical fitness test.
UAlbany Partners with FBI to Host 'Train Like an Agent' Event
This second annual event, hosted at UAlbany’s Track and Field Complex, challenged 34 participating students to see if they have what it takes to become a special agent.
Sky Hooler holds up a sediment core sample in front of a body of water in the Adirondacks.
UAlbany Study Shows 90 Percent Metal Pollution Drop in Adirondack Surface Waters Five Decades after the Clean Air Act
The study presents the first documented evidence that Adirondack surface waters have nearly fully recovered from metal pollution since the enactment of the Clean Air Act.