Alfred University’s Inamori School of Engineering hosted a short course this week on battery machine learning, which was ...

Each year, we welcome high school students from all over the country to our beautiful Alfred University campus to participate in exciting academic institutes and sports clinics. Alfred University is ...

S.K. Sundaram, Inamori Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Alfred University, has been appointed principal ...

For nearly 200 years our valley campus has kindled an ideal environment to ignite potential and change lives. We give students an uncommon set of top-ranked programs. Mix and match courses in the ...

Create your own intersections! Take charge by choosing the programs best suited to accomplishing your own unique goals. Alfred University offers 60+ majors and 70+ minors in a wide range of areas. We ...

Opportunities at Alfred University are more than jobs; here at AU we are a community working to provide an incredible education and student experience for every individual we serve. Whether you join ...

The best way to find out if Alfred University feels like home is to experience the magic in our valley—whether that’s in person, virtually, or both. We are such big believers in the importance of ...

For all groups of students, getting back at those who hurt them; having other kids pick on them, make fun or them or bully them; not valuing life; and being a victim of abuse were consistently among ...

We awarded $25 million in gift aid to our students last year (awards that don't need to be paid back!) 97% of our students receive some form of financial assistance - from need-based financial aid, to ...

Could not display video. Your browser does not support the video tag. You can still view the video on YouTube. With 24 majors and 35 minors, Alfred University’s ...

Alfred University’s College of Business is AACSB accredited and is ranked in the top 100 by U.S. News & World Report. To thrive in today's business environment, people need to be effective leaders who ...

Two questions asked students what they would do if they heard a student talking about shooting someone at school, and a third, open-ended question asked what they thought teachers and other school ...