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The State Normal School created by legislature to train teachers for the Common Schools of N. Y. S. It was the 4th state normal school in the country, the first in N. Y. S., and the first outside of Massachusetts. The school was financed by a $9,600.00 grant from the Literature Fund for the first...

The Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York changed the name of the school to the New York State Normal College. The same meeting resolved that “on or after September 1892" instruction given in the college be restricted to “methods of teaching, school economy, philosophy and...

The New York State Normal College officially rename the New York State College for Teachers by the Regents. The name change represented formal recognition that school is a liberal arts college for teachers.

New York State College for Teachers renamed State University College of Education at Albany.

State University College of Education at Albany becomes the State University College at Albany by action of the Regents and the State University Board of Trustees. All of the State University Colleges of Education will have the name change and be allowed to admit students to a liberal arts...

SUNYA made University Center. State University College at Albany renamed State University of New York at Albany.

Named changed to University at Albany, SUNY.