Pi Day, March Madness and Everyday Mathematics
March 14 — which this year marks both Pi Day (3.14) and the start of March Madness — offers an ideal opportunity to celebrate all things related to mathematics. Indeed, UAlbany's Department of Mathematics and Statistics includes faculty members who study a variety of topics that are integral to our everyday lives.
Professor Pens Article on Fukushima and the Upcoming Tokyo Olympics
Thomas Bass reflects on the decade anniversary of Fukushima's nuclear disaster – just a few weeks short of Japan hosting the Olympics.
School of Social Welfare Experts Contribute during COVID-19
During March, national Social Work Month, the University at Albany highlights School of Social Welfare faculty experts on topics related to the role social workers have played in helping people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UAlbany Revives a Pathway to Teaching for Undergraduates
After a four-decade hiatus, a direct pathway to the teaching profession has become a reality for undergraduates at the University at Albany.
PUMP is Primed for Mentoring Psychology Students toward Graduate Study
The success of the 4-year-old Psychology Undergraduate Mentoring Program, forged by graduate students, is documented in an academic article.
UAlbany Symposium to Showcase More than 250 High School Science Researchers Statewide
More than 250 high school science research students and teachers from approximately 40 schools across New York State will be hosted virtually during the 36th Annual Upstate New York Junior Science and Humanities Symposium.
Freshman Seminar: Why Museums?
Students worked with artist Tanja Hollander to photograph materials or objects that provided some sort of meaning to them over the years.