News Center Archive

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Engineering Students Present Senior Capstone Projects
CEAS graduating seniors presented on their year-long capstone design experience, where teams of students propose, design, build, test, demonstrate, present and fully document a working prototype of a sophisticated electronic system.
A Class of 2021 graduate takes a selfie on stage with President Havidán Rodríguez, SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras and School of Business Dean Nilanjan Sen.
UAlbany Celebrates Unique Commencement with Classes of 2020 & 2021
New graduates have officially joined the ranks of 190,000 proud alumni worldwide after a week-long series of festivities to celebrate both the Classes of 2020 and 2021.
A technician at the RNA Institute analyzes a test tube with saliva in it.
University saw 50 percent decrease in COVID-19 cases
The spring semester was an undeniably challenging one, but there is a major success that all Great Danes played a part in.
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The 7th Cohort of RNA Fellows has Scientific Depth and Diversity
12 doctoral students from UAlbany and SUNY Poly have been named 2021-22 RNA fellows — the seventh such cohort in the institute’s young history.
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Shift to Virtual Offerings a Success for the Office of Career and Professional Development
Career Center Director Noah Simon walked us through some of the changes his team has made during the pandemic.
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Beyond the Script: Theatre Program Partners with SSW Students to Simulate Field Training
With field training at a standstill during the pandemic, theater students and alumni act out the part of clients for social work Master’s students.
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A Book Honors a Remarkable Archeologist and Teacher
A new is book dedicated to the life, work and legacy of former Anthropology and Classics professor and famed archeologist Stuart Swiny.