News Center Archive

A tall man in a dark suit stands with a woman and three children on a basketball court with the scoreboard reading "Tom Perkovich" with purple accents.
UAlbany Names Tom Perkovich Head Football Coach
UAlbany and Director of Athletics Mark Benson have officially announced the hiring of Tom Perkovich as the next head coach of the Great Danes’ football program.
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UAlbany Welcomes Aramark as New Food Service Provider for Campus Dining and Catering
The University at Albany has selected Aramark as its new campus food service provider, overseeing on-campus dining in residence halls and the Campus Center, as well as catering. The new 15-year partnership will begin Jan. 1 under the name Great Dane Hospitality.
Sara Lombardo configures cloud water instrumentation from the top of Whiteface Mountain.
5Qs with Sara Lombardo: Graduate Student Earns NASA Award for Cloud Chemistry Research
Sara Lombardo has focused their time high up in the clouds since joining the University at Albany.
Augustus ‘Gus’ Klein.
Q&A with Augustus Klein: Advancing Transgender Health Research, Reducing Stigma
Gus Klein shares insights on his evolution as a researcher, the importance of involving impacted communities in work designed to support them, what he wishes more people understood about health care in the trans community, and what he is most looking forward to in his new role at UAlbany.
Community volunteers plant Ulu trees on a farm affected by the Lahaina fire.
Exploring Homeowner Decisions After Disaster Strikes
Alex Greer, an associate professor at the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity, has spent more than a decade studying hazard adjustments and relocation decisions in the wake of weather and climate disasters.
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UAlbany Researcher Studying Impact of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ on Edible Crops, Food Quality
Weilan Zhang, an assistant professor in the University at Albany’s College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering, was awarded nearly $420,000 from the National Science Foundation to study how the accumulation of toxic “forever chemicals” in edible plants impacts food quality and safety.
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$380K in Bridge Funding Sustains Critical UAlbany Research
The bridge fund is awarding $381,435 to projects impacted by federal funding cuts or delays in areas ranging from extreme weather decision-making to RNA research and a critical analysis of how scientific data is misused to fuel conspiracy theories about demographic trends.