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Henry sparks Great Danes' victory
Freshman guard Ebone Henry had 12 of her career-high 16 points in the second half as the University at Albany pulled away for a 70-46 victory over Saint Francis, N.Y., in the Great Danesa home opener Monday night at SEFCU Arena.
It is full of college English papers and an untold number of flu germs. Yes, even the essay on Huckleberry Finn is no longer immune to the swine flu.
Friday Feminist Fuck Yeah: National Women's Studies Association Conference
This weeks Friday Feministing Fuck Yeah goes out to the National Women's Studies Association Conference which was last weekend in Atlanta, GA and I was there with Miriam and Courtney, and we have a really good time.
Sunday Special: Going new school
The bitter recession and state budget crisis won't prevent the University at Albany from charging ahead with a $64 million new School of Business.
Albany restaurant owners to slug it out
A pair of restaurant owners who scuffled on a downtown sidewalk last month are taking their beef to the ring.
University at Albany had very little trouble with the Alcorn State Braves tonight in the first round of the 2K Sports Classic, benefitting Coaches for Cancer, at SEFCU Arena.
UAlbany to consider dorm relocation at request of neighbors
In response to area residents concerns, the University at Albany is reconsidering its location of a 500-bed dormitory.
The trustees of the state university system on Tuesday approved the acquisition of 3.3 acres from the Harriman State Office Campus, land that one day could help house as many as 500 students.
SUNY trustees weigh Harriman land deal for dorm
Even as the University at Albany has publicly tabled plans to build a new uptown dorm amid outcry from neighbors, the state university system is moving to secure land from the Harriman State Office Campus to accommodate the facility.
Writer's Institute celebrates 25 years of inspiration
When William Kennedy offered $15,000 to the University at Albany to found a community for writers in 1984, he didna t realize the chain of events he had set into motion.
Last June, Troy's decision to offer tax breaks to the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que restaurant chain resulted in a heated debate on a Times Union blog, with many of the anonymous online comments supporting the city's position.
Globie' winners to be honored tonight
The Tech Valley Global Business Network is honoring six recipients of its Excellence in International Trade Awards tonight.
St. Rose student robbed in Albany
A 19-year-old College of Saint Rose student was robbed and punched Tuesday night while walking on State Street in Pine Hills, police said.
Symposium focuses on the merits of 'Buffy"
More than 30 students, academics and residents attended a five-hour "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" symposium Saturday at the State University College at Oneonta.
Rosa Clemente talks politics at the Student Union Theatre
Rosa Clemente speaks at the Student Union Theatre on Friday. Clemente was nominated as the Green Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate at their national convention.
UAlbany grad takes fourth, $2.5M at World Series of Poker
Eric Buchman, left, and Joseph Cada play a hand at the final table of the World Series of Poker.
UAlbany grads end up in the chips
It's a coincidence, every one says. It has to be, even if it keeps happening over and over , if only because there's no other plausible explanation that's readily available.
Many students may not be aware that this is a critical time in which the future of the Universitya s food service is being determined.
John Kelly III, an IBM executive, is receiving the Semiconductor Industry Association's Robert N. Noyce Award tonight in San Jose, Calif.
Trooper killed in crash attended UAlbany
The state trooper killed in a car crash Wednesday in Catskill was a former student at the University at Albany.
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