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The annual lead-up to Commencement 2024 included all manner of ways to rejoice, rest and re-set. Graduating students enjoyed food trucks, 有弹性的房子, 一个早午餐, a trip to 校友-owned Active Ingredient Brewing Co. in Malta and a boat cruise.&n

研究 presentations at national conferences and articles in peer-reviewed publications.   Work that set the foundation to improve Albany’s schools, as well as health access on the ACPHS campus.   Acceptance into a coveted, competitive eight-year, expenses-paid MD-PhD program

The 144th Commencement ceremony will feature all kinds of symbols of students’ academic and professional success during their time at ACPHS. While all 帽 and gowns are black, uniting the class and graduates of the past, different aspects of gowns, 帽, and cords hold specific meaning to everyone crossing the stage

Panther Profiles are Q&A interviews that highlight Panthers of all stripes -- students, 教师, 工作人员, 校友, board members and anyone else in the campus community.  Charles (Chuck) Middleton is a pharmacy doctoral candidate in the Class of 2024

When he qualified for finals at the 2024 Penn Relays on Friday, 4月26日, Ryan Haak found himself with a decision he had not thought he’d have to make. He saw the chance to compete in the oldest, 最大, highly selective Division I track and field meet in the country as achievement enough

Alyssa James doesn’t worry so much about her asthma anymore. The 9-year-old Giffen Elementary School student got pretty scared when she had an asthma attack way back when she was 8. But now she knows more, since participating in the Open Airways for Schools program from the American Lung Association, taught by ACPHS students taking classes in public health

“Vision is a picture of the future that produces passion.” It was the beginning of class and the guest facilitator, Trustee Dr. Marc Watrous ’91, began by paraphrasing a quote from the assigned reading, Chapter 8 of John C. Maxwell’s “Developing the Leader Within You 2

Act I: The Stage Goes Dark It happened during the 最后的 run of a long day’s rehearsal. Gianna Franco was in 11th grade at Talent Unlimited High School in Manhattan and part of the teen ensemble of the Paul Taylor Dance Company. A natural talent pursuing her calling, she never thought twice about her 下一个 step

A little rain never stopped a Panther from enjoying Springfest. This year's annual rite of spring took place April 19, 2024.   

None of the 100-plus new patients who come to Albany Medical Center for a kidney transplant this year is likely to meet Katie Mellon ’19. Yet her expertise is a critical component of the care they receive. Mellon and another ACPHS alum, Maryanne Mackey ’84, are among the nine-person team at Albany Med’s Transplantation Immunology Laboratory who conduct a battery of tests on donors’ and patients’ blood sera to ensure that when a kidney is transplanted, the patient does not reject it