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A man in a black button down, jeans and blazer speaks on a stage. Nearby a string quartet dressed in all black plays, bows poised, in front of a large screen depicting a close-up image of the scales of a leaf.
Eco-Art Program to Kick Off Season of PAC Guest Performances
A live multidisciplinary performance focused on global sustainability will kick off the 2023-2024 season of guest performances at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center starting this Sunday.
Two women are seated next to each other on a stage. The woman on the left, in a red sweater over a white button down shirt, gestures with her hands while staring in the distance as the other woman, in a green blouse and blazer, watches her.
UAlbany Senior Starring in ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ at theREP
Isabel Sanchez, a UAlbany senior majoring in theatre and education, landed a role in the hit Broadway play, What the Constitution Means to Me, which will be showing at the Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany now through Oct. 8.
An aerial view of a larger neighborhood in autumn.
UAlbany to Host CNU’s New York State Housing Summit
The New York State Housing Summit will take place on UAlbany’s Uptown Campus, on Jan. 26 and 27, 2024.
Roxy and UPD Officer Faath attend Convocation festivities to start the 2023 fall semester.
Five Questions with UPD's Roxy
Roxy, a 1-year-old black Labrador retriever is the newest member of the University Police Department. Her patrol partner is Officer Kenneth Faath. Roxy and Officer Faath are part of UAlbany's Community Response Unit, specially trained and dedicated to assisting individuals experiencing trauma or mental crisis.
A line of people march, holding yellow anti-trafficking signs. At front is a women in sunglasses with a sign reading "Human Trafficking Happens Here"
‘Feeling Sorry Changes Nothing’ – Student Group Works To End Human Trafficking
UAlbany Students Stopping Trafficking of People (SSTOP) is an organization committed to raising awareness and sharing tools to end human trafficking and aid survivors of the crime, which has 27 million worldwide victims at any given time.
A woman, Maria Goebert, is seated in front of a computer screen in an office. She smiles and holds a white cardboard cutout featuring Russian phrases drawn on in marker over her head.
UAlbany Summer: PhD Student Teaches In-Demand Languages to High Schoolers, Refugees
This summer, Maria Goebert participated in two programs designed to furnish students and refugees with critical foreign language skills.
A young man with light brown hair in a button down shirt and tan pants stands in front of a brick building next to a "Black Lives Matter" sign and sign that reads "Welcome to the Underground Railroad Education Center."
UAlbany Summer: History Major Researches Local Underground Railroad Activity
Maxam Daniels, a senior majoring in history at UAlbany, spent his summer researching freedom seekers who passed through Albany on the Underground Railroad.