UAlbany Study Finds Medicaid Expansion Boosted Coverage for Indigenous Communities
New research led by the University at Albany examines how different provisions of the Affordable Care Act affected insurance coverage among American Indian and Alaska Native people between 2011 and 2019.
University at Albany Foundation Announces 2026 Citizen Laureates
The University at Albany Foundation will celebrate four Capital Region leaders whose work has helped shape the region’s civic, cultural, academic and community life at its 2026 Citizen Laureate Awards this October. Donna and Yono Purnomo and Tom Putnam were named Community Laureates for their contributions to the community. Paul Grondahl was named Academic Laureate for his achievements in academic scholarship and public service.
IIE American Passport Project awards UAlbany grant to cover student passport applications
The University at Albany has received a grant of more than $4,000 from the IIE American Passport Project to cover passport application costs for up to 25 students interested in traveling or studying abroad.
Steven Lopez and Attorney Discuss Central Park 5 Case with Local Students at UAlbany
Bringing in dozens of Capital Region students, the event was part of the UAlbany in the High School program
UAlbany Visit to India Marks New Milestone with Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management
UAlbany traveled to India this week to mark a new milestone in its partnership with the Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management (RISM), joining university officials, academic leaders and industry partners for the formal launch of the new STEM and management university in Bengaluru. The launch highlighted UAlbany's role as a knowledge partner to RISM, providing guidance on curriculum and faculty development.
Schenectady police lieutenant blends policing and public health
As he completes his Master of Public Health at the University at Albany, Lieutenant Ryan Macherone is changing police work through harm reduction initiatives that connect people to care rather than arresting them or pursuing charges through the criminal justice system.
UAlbany Receives $1.3M NSF Award to Establish Advanced Wireless Testbed
The University at Albany has received a $1.3 million award from the National Science Foundation to establish an advanced wireless testbed for cutting-edge research aimed at improving use of the electromagnetic spectrum, a vital national resource that is becoming increasingly crowded.