Economics Study: Workers without STEM Knowledge were Hit Much Harder by the Pandemic
A study led by a UAlbany economist reveals that workers who use science, technology, engineering and mathematics knowledge on the job had a much easier time retaining and acquiring jobs during the COVID-19 recession.
CEHC Offers Emergency Management Primer to High School Students in Schenectady’s Rise High Program
The students learned about who is involved in emergency management, different types of disasters, information and communication technologies used in disaster/crisis situations, and careers that overlap into the emergency management field.
SPH Study: School Clinicians Need More Training in Opioid Misuse Interventions
More than half of middle and high school-based health center clinicians said they did not have the skills to address opioid misuse.
Albany Film Festival Focuses on Storytelling
The Writers Institute's annual festival shines the spotlight on filmmakers as storytellers through conversation and Q&A with guests.
Great Danes Take Aim for Sports Success
The University at Albany Great Danes are readying for success on the court and on the field as their seasons and postseasons kick into high gear.
UAlbany Crowned Winner of Fall 2021 ECAC Esports Commissioner’s Cup
The award recognizes the program that achieved the most success across all the video games sponsored by the conference.
Discarded Electrical Items Pose a Health Threat, School of Public Health Study Finds
Used and discarded electrical items, which contain more than 1,000 harmful substances, are often transported to large sites in African countries where they are repurposed or discarded to landfills.