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UAlbany Launches Master’s Program in AI for Business
The University at Albany’s Massry School of Business has launched a new Master of Science (M.S.) in Artificial Intelligence for Business, an innovative program designed to equip the next generation of corporate, technology and government leaders with the tools to harness AI for innovation and organizational growth.
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Photo Gallery: Friday Knights Supported Recreation Program
The Friday Knights Supported Recreation Program, an initiative supporting Capital Region youth with autism spectrum disorders, held its last session of the year on Friday, Nov. 21.
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Breaking the Barriers, from the Office of Health Promotion: Navigating toxic relationships
BTB podcast Nov 6
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Chemistry Professor Honored with Prestigious American Chemical Society Award
UAlbany’s Marina A. Petrukhina has won the 2026 George A. Olah Award in Hydrocarbon or Petroleum Chemistry, an American Chemical Society award that recognizes outstanding research achievements and success in training the next generation of chemists.
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Global Celebration of Geographical Information Systems Recognized at UAlbany
UAlbany students gathered last week with state and local vendors to celebrate the dynamic world of Geographical Information Systems, diving into remote sensing, spatial analysis and the power of geographic data.
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The Princeton Review Names UAlbany to Mental Health Honor Roll for the Second Year
For the second year in a row, the University at Albany was named one of 30 institutions selected for The Princeton Review’s Mental Health Services Honor Roll. The University was featured on the inaugural list last year.
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EXTRA SHORT: Taylor Philippi on working with actors to practice high-stakes conversations
UAlbany Master of Social Work student Taylor Phillipi shares how his experience practicing client interactions with professional actors could help shape future conversations as a social worker.