Minority Nurse Practitioners Underrepresented in New York State
A recent study conducted by the Center for Health Workforce Studies examined the racial/ethnic composition of New York’s nurse practitioner (NP) workforce.
Research finds people diagnosed with HIV in New York State were more than twice as likely to die from COVID-19
New research out of UAlbany and the AIDS Institute found that through the middle of 2020, people diagnosed with HIV infection were significantly more likely to contract, be hospitalized with and die from COVID-19.
Museum welcomes campus visitors with two new exhibitions
Two new exhibitions explore justice and idealism at the University Art Museum, which is open by reservation to the campus community.
UAlbany Ranked Among Top in the Nation for Social Mobility
The U.S. News & World Report has again named the University at Albany a top performer in social mobility for 2021, tied at No. 29 nationally, and/or within the top 7 percent of the country.
Emeritus professor’s 22nd Book of Poetry Views a Harsh World with a Healing Eye
For Leonard A. Slade, Jr., writing has always been about faith, hope and charity, even as his poetry addresses real world problems.
Your Spring Semester Checklist
Here are things to take note of and get done regarding COVID-19 regulations and testing, Residential Life guest policies, the new campus compliance system, and eligibility for monetary awards for proper adherence.
PIRE Researchers Launch New Tool to Visualize Global Climate Change
A new tool developed through the AVAIL lab is offering an interactive way to view up to two millennium’s worth of paleoclimate data around the globe.