New Study: Meat May Not Have Made Us Human, After All
The importance of meat-eating in human evolution is being challenged by a new study from a team of five paleoanthropologists that includes UAlbany’s John Rowan.
5 Questions with Faculty: Marcie Fraser
Marcie Fraser joined CEHC last fall as the new instructor for the Questar III BOCES New Visions: Emergency Preparedness, Informatics, Cyber and Homeland Security (EPICH) program.
CEHC Capstone Partners Students with New York City Emergency Management
Students worked on a semester-long project to help NYCEM prepare for its annual citywide continuity of operations virtual conference in December 2021.
Three Exhibitions Open Spring Season at University Art Museum
Ronny Quevedo’s “offside” opens in the main gallery, while Rodrigo Valenzuela’s “Video Works” is on view in the Nancy Hyatt Liddle Gallery, and “Fruit Soup: Contemporary Vanitas by Audrey Flack and Gracelee Lawrence” is in the Collections Study Gallery.
Divisions in U.S. Echo Failures of Reconstruction, Novkov Writes in Washington Post
Professor and Interim Dean of Rockefeller College shared her thoughts on the political divide in the United States and its long-term ramifications for our democracy in an article published by The Washington Post.
Preparing for the Spring '22 Semester
With COVID-19 still prevalent throughout New York and the nation, there are a number of things to keep in mind as we all look forward to a return to bustling campus life.
New York State Department of Health and UAlbany to Recruit Participants for National PFAS Health Study
The New York State Department of Health and the School of Public Health announced that residents in the Hoosick Falls area and the City of Newburgh are invited to take part in a national Multi-Site PFAS Health Study