News Center Archive

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‘Radical Empathy’ author Terri Givens to speak at annual MLK celebration
Givens's visit includes a discussion with students whose coursework includes her book and a Q&A after her talk at the evening event, which will remarks from President Rodríguez and a poem written and recited by 9-year-old Kayden Hern, who spoke at Gov. Hochul's inauguration in January.
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Libraries Celebrate Digital Learning with ‘Love Data Week’
From predicting the weather with machine learning to exploring the world of data visualizations, University Libraries at UAlbany has a host of activities scheduled to celebrate “Love Data Week” from Feb. 13-17.
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UAlbany Awarded $1.16M Grant to Support Adult Learners
The University at Albany has received $232,050 from the U.S. Department of Education to establish an Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) Program, aimed at helping qualified adults enter or continue in higher education.
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UAlbany Professor Appears on Panel to Discuss Threats to Religious Freedom in Ukraine
A University at Albany history professor and expert on Russia and Ukraine recently spoke on a panel about the growing threat to religious freedom in Ukraine under occupying Russian forces.
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ChatGPT and the Future of Education: A Q&A with George Berg
You’ve likely heard about ChatGPT, an AI-based chatbot launched by OpenAI that is making headlines for its capability to read and write like a human when prompted.
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Podcast: Female Educators and Pandemic Stress
In the latest episode of The Engagement Ring, University at Albany researchers Kristen Wilcox and Aaron Leo discuss the results of a study that found female educators experienced the COVID-19 pandemic more negatively than their male colleagues.
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Smisdom Named Fall SUNY Scholar Athlete of the Year
UAlbany field hockey student athlete Alison Smisdom has earned SUNY Scholar Athlete of the Year honors.