Upper Madison Street Fair
When: Sunday, September 28, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Where: Madison Avenue (between S. Allen Street and W. Lawrence Street), Pine Hills neighborhood, Albany, NY 12208 Cost: Free…
When: Sunday, September 28, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Where: Madison Avenue (between S. Allen Street and W. Lawrence Street), Pine Hills neighborhood, Albany, NY 12208 Cost: Free…
When: Sunday, September 28, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Where: Madison Avenue (between S. Allen Street and W. Lawrence Street), Pine Hills neighborhood, Albany, NY 12208 Cost: Free…
When: Sep 26, 2025 - Nov 2, 2025 🕒 Hours: Monday – Thursday: 6 PM – 9 PM Friday: 6 PM – 10 PM Saturday: 1 PM – 10 PM…
When: Tuesday 9/30 5-7pm Where: Freddie's Lounge at Russell Sage Campus Cost: Free Travel: 114 100 Details:
When: Tuesdays 6 pm-9 pm Where: Stuyvesant Plaza | 1475 Western Ave, Albany, NY 12203 Cost: Bring money to buy ice cream! Travel: Review in class Details: Calling all college students!…
(Field Hockey) VTSU Castleton vs. Russell Sage College When: Tuesday September 30 6-9pm Where: UAlbany; Umpires Appreciation Night Cost: Free Travel: 910 114 Details: Cheer on Russell Sage Field Hockey…
When: Every Tuesday 7pm-8pm Where: UAlbany Campus Dutch Turf Cost: Free Travel: Discuss with Casandra if you are interested in joining Details: Join Unified Sports and play this season's sport…
When: Every Tuesday, 7:30pm Where: Crossgates Mall at Dave and Busters Cost: Free to play, bring money for food or games Travel: 910 Details: Trivia every Tuesday, Every weeks!
Capitol Hauntings Tours Where: New York State Capitol, State Street Lobby, Albany, NY 12242 When: Throughout October (Oct 1–31) at ~5:00 pm ET Empire State Plaza Cost: Free Details: Guided tours of the Capitol with…
(Women's Volleyball) Hartwick vs. Russell Sage College When: Wednesday October 1, 2025 at 6 pm Where: Russell Sage College, Kahl Campus Center | Albany, N.Y. Cost: Free to attend Travel:…
What comes after graduation? Many College Experience students, in fact most, choose to remain in Albany. They maintain friendships with their fellow and former graduates, form romantic partnerships, and some get married.
Through our C2L Program, the College Experience support staff offers dedicated transition support and guidance, helping students in the year after graduation with apartment leases and job placements, and then literally forever after as members of the Living Resources community.
All College Experience students gain work experience through 3 semester-long internships at local businesses. An amazing variety of options are offered, both paid and unpaid, managed by a dedicated internship coordinator who helps facilitate matches between student interests and capabilities and meaningful career development opportunities. While not in class or at work, College Experience students can take advantage of a full campus and community calendar of events, plan and participate in their own outings or just hang out with their housemates, play games, share tips and build bonds of friendship that last a lifetime.
The small city of Albany, New York ’s capital, offers a perfect environment for young people to gain the skills and confidence they need to achieve true independence. The city has a great public bus system, which College Experience students are instructed how to take full advantage of, while shopping, banking, food, library, post office and entertainment options are all within easy walking distance of our residences.
Since 2005, students enrolled in The College Experience have been a welcomed part of a coeducational college community located in Albany, New York. We partner with Russell Sage College, and our students are welcomed members of both Russell Sage’s Albany and Troy campus communities.
Students are offered a practical core curriculum and a wide variety of electives.
Our dorms are beautifully remodeled city residences located just a few blocks from Russell Sage’s Albany campus. Students live together in groups of 3 – 9. Each student has his or her own bedroom and share common living areas. Seniors serve as mentors to freshmen and assist them in many meaningful ways.
