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The Tri-Cities Black Student Alliance (BSA) was formed to support black identity among the white-majority college campus in the Capital Region.

The College Opportunity Program (C.O.P.) begins with its first cohort of 30 high school graduates from around the state. Students who face financial hardship and had failed to meet to current admission requirements are offered a chance to enroll in the university with additional mentoring and...

Launched alongside the Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Scholarship Fund, the College Opportunity Program is part of a concerted effort undertaken by the university to provide access to higher education for disadvantaged students.

A group of students aged 10 to 17 from the Coleman Community Center in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of New York City are hosted on campus for a weekend, residing in Fulton Hall on State Quad alongside 35 volunteer SUNY Albany students. The program, a cooperative effort sponsored by Assemblyman...

One hundred and eighty-five disadvantaged students enrolled in the renamed Educational Opportunities Program (EOP). For the first time there was a large block of African-American and minority students at the University.

Students in the newly renamed Educational Opportunities Program begin courses at the university.

During a meeting between Chancellor Gould and the presidents of the Student Associations of the Universities and Colleges of the State University of New York, economic opportunity programs and race relations are discussed and a consensus is reached that more should be done within the state system...

Freshman EOP students on the basketball team who previously had only suited up for games in the fall semester are now eligible to play.