By Mattie Fitzpatrick and Jelisa Gonzalez | December 8, 2025 Pictured above: Mattie Fitzpatrick (left) and Jelisa Gonzalez (right). Photo Credit (left): Mattie Fitzpatrick | The ASP Photo Credit (right): Jelisa Gonzalez | The ASP Mattie Fitzpatrick It’s strange to think that I’ve been on the ASP for my entire college career, but it’s true. I joined my first semester freshman year, and my first story was about Queen Elizabeth II dying. And now three and a half years later, I’m

By James Lyons Walsh | November 10, 2025 Still image from the short video  “Danger to Student Mental Health” shot September 8, 2025 on the podium, between the Performing Arts and Physics Buildings.  Photo Credit: James Lyons Walsh How does it make you feel when your university tells you to unleash greatness? Do you worry that greatness might charge off and get into mischief, maybe even landing you in court by biting someone? Do you ever lament the size of the bag you need to

By Noon Nori | November 3, 2025 Children in a IDP (Internally Displaced People) camp in Darfur, Sudan. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons Oct. 23, 2025 marks two and a half years since the beginning of a grueling, destructive, and forgotten war in Sudan; a conflict that has proven to be both devastating and deeply complex.  Time has not been kind; every passing day has only worsened the country’s suffering. As homes turn to battlegrounds stained with the blood and tears of Suda

By Sofia Lamdichi | October 13, 2025 Photo Credit: Pixabay Entering a workforce where men hold the majority of positions is accompanied by persistent warnings from peers and mentors. People tend to forget that the bystander effect and trauma responses exist within the workplace. The burden of workplace safety usually falls on women, who are expected to report and respond appropriately, regardless of how real or overwhelming their feelings may be.  In many areas of life, we ar

By Sofia Lamdichi | September 29, 2025 Photo Credit: David Stanley | Wikimedia Commons Africa is the epicenter of life and history, and...

By Kathryn Taleporos and Vince Gasparini | May 14, 2025 Pictured above: Kathryn Taleporos (left) and Vince Gasparini (right). Photo...

By Salma Brens | May 5, 2025 Photo Credit: Cyndy Sims Parr | Wikimedia Commons When I first heard about #MeToo, I was only 15, scrolling...

By Mirai Abe | January 27, 2025 South Korea's National Assembly Proceeding Hall. Photo Credit: Pixabay   It has been over a month since...

By Aedan Perry   November 25, 2024 Photo Credit: Aedan Perry / The ASP Shreds of paper and book bindings littered the floor of the...

By Carter Schum | November 20, 2024 Photo Credit: Doug Kerr / Wikimedia Commons In recent years, hockey has seen a surge in popularity...

By Democracy Matters E-Board | November 4, 2024   Photo Credit: Peter Rimar / Wikimedia Commons   We understand why you might not want to...

By Lucie Burns | October 14, 2024 Dutch Commons  Photo Credit: Lucie Burns / The ASP When people visit the University at Albany, they...

By Vince Gasparini | September 30, 2024 Mohawk, Stuyvesant, Livingston and Eastman Towers are staples of the University at Albany Uptown...

By Valerie Regice | September 23, 2024 Photo Credit: Pixabay  Face it: the “broke college student” stereotype is true. Even though many...

By Henry Fisher | May 6, 2024 The title is an apt summary of my time at the University at Albany. Photo Credit: Henry Fisher / The ASP...

By Dylan Klein | May 6 , 2024 University at Albany Student Association (SA), you’ve always been the constant in my years here at UAlbany....

By Henry Fisher, Shawn Ness, Christian Hince, and Florinda Gjypi | May 6, 2024 As we finish up with the Albany Student Press (ASP) for...

By Michael Regateiro | April 1, 2024 Photo Credit: Solen Feyissa on Wikimedia Commons On Wednesday, March 13, 2024, the U.S. House of...

By Henry Fisher | February 14, 2024 The perfect time to stop by your favorite Asian fusion restaurant. Photo Credit: Henry Fisher / The...

By Shaylee Staves | February 14, 2024 Photo Credit: JessBaileyDesign on Pixabay This article is meant to be read as satire and should not...