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NanoCollege trailblazers take big step
From left, B.S. Nanoscale Engineering students Samuel LaGasse of Niskayuna, Leigh Lydecker IV of Newburgh, Nicole Palmer of South Glens Falls and Michael Briggs of Cohoes gather around a computer in a lab at Albany NanoTech Wednesday, May 15, 2013 in Albany, N.Y. They are the first undergrads to graduate from Albany NanoTech.
Student party hosts sue UAlbany
By Justin Mason Gazette Reporter Michael Melita and Giovanni Holmquist are challenging their suspensions by the University at Albany and asking to be reinstated at the university in separate legal actions filed in state Supreme Court in Albany County earlier this month.
Section II Girls' Lacrosse Tournament finals set
After the completion of the Section II semifinal rounds on Thursday, the Class A, B and C championship matchups are set.
Public hearing today on Kiernan Plaza eminent domain
A former train station, Kiernan Plaza was saved from ruin decades ago and turned into a banking center.
Major Field Campaign Targets Improvement in Thunderstorm Prediction
To help better predict where and when spring thunderstorms will rip across Colorado's Front Range and the adjacent High Plains, researchers are launching a major field project this week with high-flying aircraft and fine-grained computer simulations.
Oneonta resident found dead at SUNY Albany
University Police confirm to NEWSChannel 2 that the student found dead on the SUNY Albany campus was an Oneonta resident.
Lyme disease on the rise in Capital Region
Outdoor stores like Eastern Mountain Sports are now carrying more tick related products they say are in demand.
Man found dead at UAlbany identified
Authorities at the University at Albany have identified the man found dead this morning in the Indian Quad visitors parking lot.
Cops: Man found dead in car at NY university
University Police Department Chief J. Frank Wiley says Saturday the man was a visitor to the campus and not a member of the University at Albany community.
Mr. Rudolph "Rudy" Ott of Amsterdam, New York, died peacefully at home with his loving family at his bedside on Thursday, May 9, 2013, following a courageous battle with Parkinson's disease.
Volunteer firefighter-medic gets nursing degree
By Sara Saldi States News Service BUFFALO, N.Y. - She doesn't get paid but wears a pager at all times and every five weeks from midnight to 6 a.m., 7 days a week, she is on call.
Monte & Avery Lipman To Deliver Keynote Address At Alma Mater UAlbany
Republic Records founders/CEOs Monte and Avery Lipman will deliver the keynote address at their alma mater, the University At Albany , this Sunday, May 19.
Albany nanoscale college receives $8.3 million for nanoelectronics research
The University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering will get an $8.3 million boost over the next five years for its Institute for Nanoelectronics Discovery and Exploration.
ISU chooses Timothy Flanagan as new president
The university's board of trustees voted Friday to hire Timothy Flanagan, who is currently president of Framingham State University in Framingham, Mass.
Putting a limit on makeshift memorials to victims
A memorial set up on corner in memory of Katherine Parker an Albany woman who died after being hit by a car near this spot at King and Central Avenues on Saturday Feb.
Lucy Quoma, 9 months, and her mother Deborah of New York City admire the tulips during the Tulip Festival on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at Washington Park in Albany, N.Y. The State Museum hosts the upstate premiere of the short film, "Thirst: A Civil War Story," at 1 p.m. Saturday, in the Huxley Theatre .
Queensbury 4, Glens Falls 0: Senior star Charlie Peltz was it again. For the second time in as many starts, the University at Albany-bound pitcher tossed a no-hitter. Just like he did Friday in no-hitting South Glens Falls, Peltz struck out 14 in besting the Indians.
From broken universe to Syracuse, former 'Lost Boy' lands city hall job
A Naturalization Ceremony was held in the U.S. District Court at the James M. Hanley Federal Building in downtown Syracuse on Wednesday April 24, 2013.
Lyalls react to 'Cleveland Miracle'
Few missing persons cases have generated more attention in the Capital Region than that of Suzanne Lyall.
3D Printing Guns A Potential Challenge For SAFE Act
A major technological advance could pose a serious challenge for lawmakers in Albany, who in January passed sweeping gun reform legislation in the New York SAFE Act.