State Officials Turn to UAlbany’s Weather Enterprise For Insight on Climate Change, Economic Development
Mathias Vuille has spent 30 years observing the impacts of climate change on our environment, which he described to state lawmakers during the New York Senate’s first of three hearings on climate c
BAAD’s Terrorist Tracking Efforts Garner New Funding
Terrorist organizations are constantly changing, and tracking their network affiliations is a complicated task.
Getting a Jump Start
From scholarships to fellowships, hands-on mentoring to community events, UAlbany’s Accelerator funding is putting the University’s Strategic Plan into action.
A Spirit of Giving
For some it’s a tribute to a life-changing college experience. For some, it’s a desire to support the next generation of graduates.
Reducing Childhood Mortality
A new recommendation from the American Public Health Association (APHA) could save children across the globe, thanks in part to the work of a School of P
CEHC Professors Help FEMA Build ‘Cultures of Preparedness’
Eric Stern has long argued that collaboration between academics and practitioners is essential to improving our nation’s emergency management – a theory that earned him a front seat in helping to s
Alumni Association Offers Scholarship Opportunities
The University at Albany Alumni Association is offering eight scholarships, including three Spirit scholarships,