UAlbany Embraces Spring with Renewed Activities
With the arrival of spring, some safety restrictions are easing up and there are more outdoor activities available for the campus community.
New York Celebration of Women in Computing Goes Virtual, April 9-10
The annual event encourages the growth of women in STEM fields by exploring career opportunities and offering connections with leaders in business, industry and academia.
Virtual Events Celebrate National Public Health Week
The School of Public Health has a series of events planned this week as part of its annual celebration of National Public Health Week.
‘Take a Break Tuesday’ Events Planned to Encourage Short Breaks
In honor of Take a Break Tuesday today, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) encourages students to take a little bit of time for themselves.
Young literary stars discuss channeling the past year’s grief into words
UAlbany and RPI bring together three young writers to talk about channeling the pandemic's woes into art
5 Questions With Faculty: Vaccine Expert Edition
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.
SPH Dean Co-Authors 6-Step Plan to Re-Open U.S. by July 4
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.