July 20, 2021

Summer Research Project Looks for Faster Ways to Disinfect Drinking Water

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Emilly Obuya, Ph.D., has involved dozens of Sage students in her work to develop sustainable methods that individuals can use to make contaminated water safe to drink.

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July 16, 2021
Positive Psychology Center at University of Pennsylvania Helps Russell Sage College Foster Campus Well-Being
The partnership has helped enhance and expand [email protected]ssell Sage programming.
July 12, 2021
Biology Professor and Students Join Global Coalition Studying Young-Onset Parkinson’s Disease and its Specific Impacts on Women

Professor Kristi LaMonica and students are combing through the scientific literature to understand the extent to which women are underrepresented in YOPD studies and to advocate for meaningful representation going forward.
July 6, 2021
For Service-Minded Students, Community Work-Study is an Appealing Alternative to “Traditional” Work-Study
Russell Sage College student Noora Ahmed ’23 holds a work-study position at the Refugee Welcome Center in Albany. Noora’s position is supported by the Federal Work-Study program, which pays a portion of eligible students’ wages in work-study positions.
July 5, 2021
Spotlight on Professors Who Make a Difference
We collected a few stories from Russell Sage College students and graduates, about faculty members who made a difference in their lives. Their experiences are great examples of the kinds […]
June 23, 2021
Russell Sage College Named to Albany Business Review’s Healthiest Employers List
Sage’s new [email protected] Sage initiative helped it stand out as a healthy employer.
June 17, 2021
Recent Faculty Publications, Presentations, Service and Honors
Russell Sage College faculty members conduct research, write books and peer-reviewed articles for leading journals, participate in juried art exhibitions and hold leadership roles in professional organizations. Here are some […]
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