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UAlbany and RPI bring together three young writers to talk about channeling the pandemic's woes into art

With all New Yorkers ages 16 and up eligible to receive the vaccine beginning on Tuesday, the University encourages everyone to get it as soon as they are able. Tomoko Udo and Eli Rosenberg answered a few questions to help us to better understand the importance of the vaccine.

Continued mask wearing, physical distancing and hand hygiene are among the keys to successfully re-opening the country by the Fourth of July, School of Public Health Dean David Holtgrave writes in an opinion piece in The Hill.

Retired professors Eric Block and Gary Kleppel have been named William L. Reese Fellows in recognition of their exemplary post‐retirement professional and scholarly work.

Despite the restrictions of the pandemic, University at Albany faculty are finding creative ways to work with valued international partners to further UAlbany’s strategic goal of internationalization.

The paper analyzes the organizational structure of the Italian national law enforcement agency known as “Guardia di Finanza.”

Four plays, written, directed and performed by students, will be presented in this year's digital FRESH ACTS festival.

UAlbany and four other urban public universities lent their voices to a study examining COVID-19's impact on food insecurity among college students.

The event is free and open to current UAlbany students, faculty, staff, alumni and the general public.

A student-faculty team weighs effective COVID-19 video messaging to those with limited English proficiency

Results showed that the hydroclimatic response following these large eruptions was often significant and at times persisted for more than a decade.

A distinguished professor at the School of Public Health discovered that the number of patients who pursued treatment for a severe form of heart attack dropped significantly in New York State during the pandemic.