SUNY Albany News

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 speaks at the Student Union Theatre on Friday. Clemente was nominated as the Green Party's 2008 vice-presidential candidate at their national convention.

Eric Buchman, left, and Joseph Cada play a hand at the final table of the World Series of Poker.

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.

The state trooper killed in a car crash Wednesday in Catskill was a former student at the University at Albany.

Ind. Gov't - Still more on: "State no longer holds all cards" On Sept. 13th Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette had a lengthy story on what l noted in this ILB entry : looks to be an interstate "gambling race," oddly paralleling the intercontinental nuclear arms races during the cold war, but with no way out.

Main Category: Pediatrics / Children's Health Also Included In: Psychology / Psychiatry Article Date: 04 Nov 2009 Three-year-old children who are exposed to more TV appear to be at an increased risk for exhibiting aggressive behavior, according to a report in the November issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine , one of the ...

NEW YORK The more TV a 3-year-old watches, the more likely he or she is to behave aggressively, a new study shows.

Executive compensation is under scrutiny as RPI lays off 98 workers. Because the school is private, only a limited amount of information is available about the salaries of its employees.

Nathan Lebron calls himself a rare breed -- a Harvard-trained 30-something Hispanic Republican flourishing in a private sector job at the epicenter of public sector largess, the state capital.

The University at Albany will freeze salaries for non-union managers and eliminate non-discretionary travel as the college braces for up to a $6 million state funding cut.

Don't miss tonight's episode of "New York Now," a co-production of WMHT and the Times Union.

James Lasdun and Rebecca Wolff will be reading and holding a seminar this Thursday for the New York State Writers Institute.

Next Saturday will bring two more Code Camps to the northeast, one in Albany, NY and the other in Stamford, CT.

Here's an opportunity, Albany. Here's a chance for city leaders who don't always work in tandem to confront a festering yet still manageable problem before it becomes an all-out assault on the quality of urban life.

As schools mark National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, this much is clear: The Capital Region's college students can put back quite a few beers.

"We have a lot of women in this company. I hope I had a hand in that," says Maria Dunning, vice president of Keeler Motor Car Co.

New York's public universities are among those who face double-digit percentage increases on tuition, according to the College Board.