Aramark Launches Wellness-Focused Dining at UAlbany
The University at Albany has partnered with Aramark as its new campus food service provider, replacing Sodexo following its departure last semester.
Colonie Planning Board Chairman remains concerned about planned apartment complex
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Metro-North Launches NYC-Albany Trains with Lower Fares in 2026
Metro-North service of Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will begin one daily round-trip train between Albany-Rensselaer Station and Grand Central in Spring 2026.
Survey: Majority of Americans still value the work of journalists but diverge on their importance – Spotlight News
A majority of American readers value the work of journalists but have diverse views on the importance and influence of journalism in society, according to a recent survey from the Pew Research Center.
Wanted – A box of Colonie’s lost maps and photos of a family farm – Spotlight News
Some mysteries need no trench coat — just a curious mind, a local historian and one missing box.
When the Grounds family farm in Colonie was sold at an estate sale this fall, one item vanished quietly: a dusty box said to hold family photos, hand-drawn maps and deeds from the 1850s.
When the Grounds family farm in Colonie was sold at an estate sale this fall, one item vanished quietly: a dusty box said to hold family photos, hand-drawn maps and deeds from the 1850s.
“It’s Urgent,” Climate Scientist Says: We Can Limit Global Warming by Two Degrees
Despite efforts to limit global warming to below one and a half degrees Celsius since the Paris Agreement in 2015, the world failed to reach the goal. However, slowing down the temperature increase to below two degrees is still possible, a local paleoclimate scientist said.
Surviving the ICE Age: UAlbany Sociologist Examines Impact of ICE on Immigrant Families
A new book by a University at Albany sociologist examines a less explored impact: how an enduring ICE presence shapes immigrant families across generations.
UAlbany Professor Talks about South Korea’s Development at Columbia University
How did South Korea rebrand itself from a developing, United States-dependent country to an economically independent country with a strong defense industry?
UAlbany Introduces Three Environmental and Climate Science Majors
The University at Albany introduced three new academic programs: a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies, and master’s and doctoral programs in climate science.
UAlbany Sees 16% Decline in International Student Enrollment
The University at Albany has fewer international students this academic year influenced by the recent visa and immigration policy changes.
UAlbany Introduces Virtual Parking Permits
Students at the University at Albany are no longer required to purchase a physical parking sticker starting this semester.
What International Students Think About UAlbany and America
About people, manners, food, and academics—six international students at the University at Albany told what they like and don’t like about UAlbany and the United States.
Chapter Fifty-One - On the Brink: of an Upcoming Exhausted Generation
I appeared on a podcast program hosted by Prof. Rosemary Armao, a visiting professor at the University at Albany and investigative journalist, to discuss the recent oppression on U.S. campuses and several Gen Z issues with two other UAlbany students.
The Trauma That Called South Koreans to the Streets
Americans have a lot to learn from South Koreans to survive the next four years
The Masculinity Crisis in Contemporary Japan
What does it mean to be a man in Japanese society and why many Japanese men are "failing" to be a man
The Patriarchal and Sexist Norms Portrayed in “Barbie” Movie
How did Barbieland say no to patriarchy? Let's dive deep into the contrasts between Barbieland and the Real World ー our society
The Inner Voice of an Eldest Daughter
Being an eldest daughter in an Asian household isn't easy. It makes her strong and successul. But at what cost?
UAlbany AI Supercomputer Introduced to SUNY System
Meet the new $16.5M AI Supercomputer at the University at Albany
What I Do
I am a reporter and a copy editor for the Albany Student Press (ASP). Outside the newspaper, I write about gender and sexuality in East Asia. My research focus is on patriarchy, misogyny and masculinity/ femininity.