News
College Announces Significant Expansion of Highly Successful Student Retention, Graduation Support Program: ASAP
ASAP offers students financial, academic, and personal support to boost graduation rates, close opportunity gaps.
Pane e Dolci Opens!
Students create delicious sweet and savory items sold at popular on-campus bakery. PHOTO GALLERY
Casola Dining Room Opens!
Home to an outstanding learning experience for students in the School of Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism and a delicious dining experience for patrons. PHOTO GALLERY
Students In SUNY Reconnect Program Are Earning Their College Degrees For Free
"Working and going to school is already stressful enough, but finding the money to dedicate to it was always a question. SUNY Reconnect made it all line up financially." -- Christopher Davis, Computer Networking Systems and Cybersecurity (A.A.S. degree)
Two New Co-hosts to Lend Their Voices to "Many Voices, One Call" Podcast
Ashleylucie Ntumba Lumbala and Sion Hardy will join Faculty co-host Dr. Babette Faehmel for the new season.
Faculty Spotlight: Five Questions With English Instructor Shannon Wolf
An accomplished author and educator, Instructor Wolf is all in when her students find their own voice through poetry or creative writing.
Fall 2025 Semester Begins!
Students share what they're looking forward to this semester, including a mother and son who are both majoring in Music this fall.
Chief of Staff Chosen for Statewide Leadership Academy
Tiombé Tatum nominated as fellow in prestigious New York State Community College Leadership Academy, joining community college leaders from across the SUNY system.
Congratulations to the Recipients of the 2024-2025 SUNY Chancellor's Awards for Excellence
Bravo Dr. Laurie Lacey, Amiee Warfield, and Charles Barber! They were recognized for their outstanding service to SUNY Schenectady, our students, and to the SUNY System.
High School Students Getting A Jumpstart On College This Summer
Early College High Schoolers on campus taking courses to earn their associate degrees while earning their high school diplomas.