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The symposium is free and open to the public and will feature two panel discussions: one the Democratic Party and its reaction and response to the election of Donald J. Trump as the nation’s 47th president and one on the Republican Party and the new MAGA coalition that helped Trump win the presidency and majorities in both houses of Congress.

Wolfjaw Studios, a game development studio based in Troy, has established a $35,000 endowed scholarship for students that are studying game design and development.

UAlbany alum Orion Artis ‘03 has recently taken on the role of Deputy Title IX Coordinator at the University. As the deputy Title IX coordinator, Artis oversees University-wide compliance with policies and laws that prohibit discrimination and sexual misconduct. He also conducts investigations and offers the campus community access to trainings, resources and support services.

UAlbany is celebrating the arrival of the winter holidays with its sixth annual Digital Holiday Card Contest. The annual holiday card competition was initiated by President Rodríguez in 2018 to establish a holiday tradition that highlights the creativity and artistic abilities of UAlbany students.

UAlbany students reflect share what National Native American Heritage Month means to them.

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand stopped by ETEC to encourage students to apply for the Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy scholarship program.

The projects are the first five funded through the Center for Emerging Artificial Intelligence Systems (CEAIS), a $20 million UAlbany-IBM research collaboration announced last year by Gov. Kathy Hochul that included the installation of state-of-the-art prototype IBM AI hardware at UAlbany.

The event saw over 200 registered attendees from across the Capital Region and was open to children ages 5 through 10, who got to participate in superhero-themed brain games and STEAM activities,

The Virtual Institute of Cyber Operation and Research has equipped more than 60 students with applied cyber operational skills through hands-on learning and research opportunities.

The University’s new AI supercomputer wouldn’t be possible without the complex IT infrastructure that supports it. That infrastructure is built and maintained by UAlbany’s Information Technology Services overseen by Chief Information Officer Brian Heaton.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the State University of New York’s Student Assembly (SUNY SA), a group of representative students who advocate for the interests of their campuses.

Thanks to funding through the John J. Sullivan Professional Development Award, doctoral students Maria Belen Paredes-Espinosa, Shadi Omranpour, Ezra Pasikatan and Jeelka Solanki have been able to take part in prestigious conferences that further their research and scholarship.