Press Releases

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences’ President Toyin Tofade has released her annual president’s report, Priorities & Progress showcasing many of the advancements made toward the College’s top five priorities including:  increasing enrollment  enhancing awareness and reputation  identifying and creating multiple revenue streams  increasing intentional engagement  strengthening the foundations of the College  keep listening, learning and executing in alignment with the College’s strategic plan  “As I enter my second year as Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences president, I remain committed to serving the College and building a sustainable future where together we educate the next generation of health care leaders to improve the health of our society,” said President Tofade

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences’ President and Professor Toyin Tofade has been named to the Albany Business Review’s 2023 Power 50 listing (subscription required for viewing). Honorees were recognized at a preview party on July 12 before the final list was revealed to the public on July 14

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences announces the appointment of Jonathan Phipps to the role of associate vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion. Phipps will join the College on August 1, 2023. In this new role, Phipps will develop and implement a comprehensive diversity, equity and inclusion plan which will be woven through ACPHS’ strategic plan

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS) celebrated the accomplishments of 22 residents from seven program serving medical and health care sites across the Capital Region as well as two graduating fellows from the College’s burgeoning fellowship program

The Stack Family Center for Biopharmaceutical Education and Training (CBET) at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS) welcomed a cohort of 18 diverse undergraduates on Sunday to provide them with a view into the world of biotherapeutics

The New York Times and others have recently reported on staggering drug shortages across the country, from ADHD medications, to chemotherapy drugs for cancer patients, to unexplainable cases involving generic medications. What does this mean for our community and how can patients get the medications they need to manage their medical conditions? National experts are debating the origins of this shortage – pandemic-related issues, supply and demand, and a heightened focus on diagnosing mental health issues are just some of the theories

ACPHS President Toyin Tofade and HVCC President Roger Ramsammy  Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences announces it has partnered with Hudson Valley Community College to build an educational pipeline for biomanufacturing. According to a 2022 report from the U

Today, more than 260 undergraduate, graduate and PharmD students crossed the stage at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences’ 143rd Commencement. The ceremony was hosted at Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, NY. There were 69 undergraduate grads, five BS/MS dual degree grads, 35 Master’s grads, and 154 PharmD grads participating in the ceremony

Federal advisors from two Food and Drug Administration committees announced they are backing an over-the-counter birth control pill, creating a pathway for FDA approval of the first oral contraception to be sold on U.S. store shelves without a prescription

Pictured from l-r: Harris Oberlander, Trinity Alliance; Ellen Sax, MVP Health Care; Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan; ACPHS President Toyin Tofade; Wendy Parker, The Collaboratory; and Sabrina Howard, The Collaboratory. Albany County Executive Daniel P