News Center Archive

Composite image shows the Boor Sculpture studio above, and three students working in it below: a woman creating a clay sculpture of a person, a man cutting PVC pipe with a circular saw, and a person in a welding helmet working with on a triangular piece of metal as sparks fly.
Boor Sculpture Studio Celebrating 20 Years
Created with generous funding from Terri Boor, UAlbany's creative and fabrication space continues to inspire the next generation of artists.
A man with a mustache and his freckle-faced young daughter smile while standing together in front of Niagara Falls.
5 Questions with Faculty: Ryan Irwin
History professor explores global governance and decolonization, when he's not adventuring on a quest with his family.
Lynne Tillman in repose
Tillman Extolled by American Academy for Fiction and Writing Mastery
For her achievements both as a writer of fiction and literary and cultural criticism Lynne Tillman was named last week the winner of the American Academy of Arts and Letters’ Katherine Anne Porter Award, “to a prose writer whose achievements and dedication to the literary profession have been demonstrated.”
a sign stencilled in pink spray paint shows three people running and the word "refugees welcome"
Rockefeller College to Host Panel on Education and Employment Pipelines for Refugees
“Building Higher Education and Workforce Pipelines for Resettled Refugees” will address education and employment hurdles and opportunities for refugees.
President Rodríguez welcomes New York Governor Kathy Hochul for a tour and COVID-19 briefing at The RNA Institute.
President Rodríguez, UAlbany receive Empire Whole Health Hero Award
The Empire Whole Heroes Awards honor Capital Region residents who have shown remarkable commitment to the revitalization of the Capital Region.
A soman wearing a headscarf, face mask and glasses along with graduation robes holds a circular sticker that says 1st generation graduate.
UAlbany Recognized for Support of First-Gen Students
The University received designation as a First-gen Forward institution from NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, and the Center for First-generation Student Success.
26 students and 2 administrators of color pose in the UAlbany Campus Center
A School of Ed Project Looks to Improve Outcomes for Children and Youth of Color
A pilot project of the School of Education and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion set out last fall to promote improved academic outcomes for children and youth of color of color. Continuing throughout the 2021-22 year, the program also provides opportunity for leadership among people of color high school age and beyond.