Adeepa D. Singh, MD, Class of 2013, graduated from Upstate's College of Medicine Sunday, May 19. Upstate awarded 502 degrees and seven professional certificates to graduates of the university's colleges of Graduate Studies, Health Professions, Medicine and Nursing. Congratulations to all our Upstate graduates.

Upstate will present free training to EMS providers in Cayuga County in what will be one of the largest EMS training efforts undertaken by the hospital outside of Onondaga County.

Upstate will award 502 degrees and seven professional certificates to graduates of the colleges of Graduate Studies, Health Professions, Medicine and Nursing.

Bardenett, Scheuler are recognized for academic excellence, leadership, campus involvement and community service.

Honors from the American Heart and American Stroke associations highlight outstanding care for treatment of heart failure and stroke at Upstate University Hospital

Area's largest cancer survivor celebration expected to attract hundreds to Upstate's National Cancer Survivors Day.

In the past 10 years, Upstate employees have raised more than $5.3 million to aid charities and human service agencies across the region.

New York Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, center, who represents midtown Manhattan and chairs the Assembly’s Health Committee, meets with Upstate University Hospital CEO John McCabe, MD, left, and Dan Hurley, Upstate’s assistant vice president of government relations, outside the entrance to the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital May 2. Gottfried’s visit to campus includes a tour of [...]

The Upstate Cancer Center received a $250,000 grant from SEFCU, one of the largest credit unions in upstate New York. The donation will fund a portion of the Vero SBRT (Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy system) for advanced patient treatments.

Donation will fund a portion of an advanced treatment method for Upstate Cancer Center, which is set to open in 2014.

Upstate Medical University will bestow honorary doctoral degrees on a Nobel Prize winner and a leading expert on cell biology during its Commencement ceremony May 19.

Spring has finally arrived in the courtyard of Upstate Medical University’s Weiskotten Hall.

NYPA, NYSERDA and National Grid join together to support projects that will save Upstate more than $1 million in utility costs annually, and reduce greenhouse emissions.

Barbara Coloroso, an author and leading expert on bullying, will be the featured presenter at the April 30 conference, which is sponsored in part by Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital.

Conference is timely, as this debilitating mosquito-borne viral disease that is a leading cause of illness and death in the tropics and subtropics, has now reported in the United States and Western Europe.

Upstate students planted shining blue pinwheels in the courtyard at Weiskotten Hall as part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month's Pinwheels for Prevention campaign. Students also raised money for the McMahon/Ryan Child Advocacy Center.

Connor Licamele, pediatric cancer survivor, took one final look at the signed beam before it was hoisted into the air and placed atop the Upstate Cancer Center. When completed, the Upstate Cancer Center will encompass more than 90,000 square feet dedicated to cancer care for children and adults and feature 27 private infusion rooms, a four-season rooftop garden, mediation rooms and a family resource center. The Upstate Cancer Center is slated to open in May 2014.