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From Mayfield to Chatham, UAlbany Connects with Capital Region Communities
With six stops spanning from Mayfield to Canajoharie to Chatham, community members from across the Capital Region have had a chance to learn more about the area's premier research university and anchor institution.
A Big Welcome for UAlbany’s Newest Great Danes
Last week, the University welcomed the largest first-year class in its 182-year history. Once settled into their residence halls, the new Great Danes took part in the University's traditional Welcome Week festivities.
UAlbany Launches New Graduate Certificate in Semiconductor Engineering
The University at Albany has launched its newest graduate certificate for professionals in the semiconductor industry looking to expand their skills. The advanced certificate in Very Large Scale Integration, or VLSI, provides training in the design, layout and architecture of integrated circuits.
The Short Version podcast resumes this week
The podcast produced by UAlbany's Office of Communications and Marketing begins its third season this week and will publish every Wednesday through early December.
UAlbany Philosophy Professor Chats AI Ethics, Empathy with Sean Ono Lennon
UAlbany Associate Professor of Philosophy and AI & Society College Director Jason D’Cruz recently sat down with musician Sean Ono Lennon to chat AI ethics and empathy on the Sing for Science podcast, which brings musicians and experts together to explore the scientific ideas behind their most iconic songs.
UAlbany Celebrates Opening of Great Dane Apartments, New 225-Bed Residence Hall
The University at Albany held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, Aug. 24, to celebrate the opening of the Great Dane Apartments, a new University-managed residence hall steps away from Downtown Campus at 930 Madison Ave. in Albany.