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Union and five other upstate liberal arts colleges will collaborate on academic and purchasing projects to benefit all campuses.
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Union will offer two full-tuition scholarships for eligible individuals each year through its participation in the Post-9/11 GI Bill’s Yellow Ribbon Program.
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The College will unveil a tombstone for Moses Viney and his wife, Anna, Friday at 6 p.m. in Vale Cemetery.
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President Stephen C. Ainlay was recently given Alpha Phi Alpha’s Sphinx Award for leading campus diversity initiatives.
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Eighty-six percent of students graduate within six years, well above the national average of 55 percent.
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The two-day conference marks the second straight year Union has hosted the conference. Among the participants: Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard, Smith, Lafayette and the U.S. Military Academy.
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David Sanders '09 built an environmentally friendly tool shed for his senior project
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Ron Herout '12 lives in the same room his grandfather had when he was a student 56 years ago.
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Mike Clarke '11 is working to build a library in Ghana with support from friends and family
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Union and Glendale Nursing Home work to replace Harry Overocker's lost class ring
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Taif Jany '12 serenades iconic folk singer at 90th birthday party.
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Three seniors will research immigrant life at the Mexican-American border
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The first group of Minerva Fellows participated in a panel discussion Monday in the Nott
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Chapters and students honored at second annual Greek Awards ceremony
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Ackley and other students recognized at first Volunteer Appreciation Banquet
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The cost is $10, with proceeds to benefit The Global Child.
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Union opens new exhibit, offers lecture, in recognition of bicentennial of Darwin's birth.
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Two students performed solidly in the SAE Aero Design competition in Georgia earlier this month.
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Perl was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1995 for his discovery of the tau lepton.
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Free Cycles for U allows anyone with a key to use a communal cruiser bike.
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Matsue, professor of music and East Asian studies won a prestigious fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies.
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Exhibit features Chester Arthur, Philip Di Sorbo and Robert Holland Jr.
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A $3 million gift from Lippman and his wife, Linda, will support a major renovation of one of the most heavily used academic buildings on campus.
The building will be renamed Lippman Hall in honor of Jim Lippman’s father, Robert G. Lippman ’50.
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Show aims to stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue
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The fellowship was created in honor of Byron Nichols, a popular political science professor at the College from 1968 to 2008.
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Cybil Tribié '11 wins $1,000 grant to restore a local park
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The Corporation for National and Community Service honors College for range of projects in the community
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Event honors Union's role in abolitionist movement
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Union Unity Quilt to showcase history of those who work and study on campus, in honor of the college's 215th anniversary in 2010
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The College is one of six winners of the 2008 Environmental Excellence Awards given by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
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Press Releases
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The Times Union, July 1, 2009: Union College to use Plug fuel cell Device will supply heat and power in student residence hall
The Times Union, June 30, 2009: Schools hope venture yields savings, sharing Campuses aim to cut costs, expand exchanges of faculty and students
History News Network, June 25, 2009: Review of Jennifer E. Langdon's "Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood"
The Daily Gazette, June 25, 2009: Retired professor combines chemistry, sports
The Daily Gazette, June 21, 2009: Gravesites treasuries of cultural past Vale Cemetery, Union College will host conference of preservation group
Science Daily, June 17, 2009: Individual Primates Display Variation In General Intelligence
The Saratogian, June 15, 2009: Ballston Spa to remember father of New York state nursery program
The Times Union, June 15, 2009: Volcker tells Union grads slide slowing Ex-Federal Reserve chairman says things are looking up
The Daily Gazette, May 31, 2009: Q & A: Chris Duncan says materials reveal the ultimate sculpture
The Times Union, May 31, 2009: Union guy is 'Family Guy' Alumnus reveals exploits of Stewie and the gang on the hit cartoon show.
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