 Sophs stand and deliver at Nott poster session With projects ranging from Japanese internment camps to the Harlem Renaissance, students in Sophomore Research Seminars get a chance to defend their arguments. More... |
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 Admissions Open House set for Monday Nearly 400 expected to attend on Veterans Day More... |
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 College donates house and labor to Habitat for Humanity Campus community will work together to renovate property More... |
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Second installment of "30 Days" series airs today Res Life hosts second "30 Days" screening More... |
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 President Stephen C. Ainlay holds first fireside chat of year with students Topics included the College's relationship with Schenectady and sustainability More... |
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 "Union Notables" on display in Schaffer Library Rotating exhibit to feature Union's distinguished alumni More... |
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 Naomi Tutu, daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, at Union Tutu discussed The Diana Legacy and met with students and staff More... |
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 Castellani, Bertagna and Vero join Board of Trustees More... |
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 Hundreds attend Open House on Monday Next one is scheduled for Nov. 12 More... |
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 Taylor Music Center launches "Drop by Emerson" concert series First concert to honor American women composers More... |
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 Annual Business Campaign kicks off with breakfast for area leaders Scholarship fund has helped Union students since 1993 More... |
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 Fall Open Houses scheduled for October and November Prospective students invited to visit Oct. 8 and Nov. 12 More... |
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 City of Schenectady to welcome back Union community Annual event features festivals, activities and special discounts More... |
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 Union joins national effort to share consumer data on Web The University and College Accountability Network (U-CAN) to debut in September More... |
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 Convocation celebrates 213th year Classes begin Wednesday, Sept. 5. More... |
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 Prospective students can attend Open House Aug. 10 Other open Houses scheduled for October and November More... |
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 Camp College to host promising students Students get hands-on experience with college life More... |
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 Steinmetz electric car taken for a test drive before Commencement Refurbished 1914 car to carry President Stephen C. Ainlay and honored guests More... |
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 Student stuff left behind headed to charities Unwanted furntiture, computers and other stuff finds a new home More... |
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 Victim of hate crime to speak at Union Woman whose car vandalized to speak out against homophobia More... |
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 Liza Taylor '03 to discuss human trafficking Pizza & Politics reviews Polaris Project More... |
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 “Theme Park Utopias” kicks off Ethics lecture series Thursday The talk is part of the Ethics Across the Curriculum Initiative More... |
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Union RAs promote "30 Days" of tolerance RAs spawn talks of diversity, tolerance and cultural awareness More... |
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 Phi Beta Kappa chapter announces electees, welcomes visiting scholar Thomas G. Rawski to discuss China's economy More... |
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 Feminist Film Series gets top billing on Wednesday nights Weekly series to feature works by top directors through June 6 More... |
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 Sophomores strut their stuff at the Nott Students present research posters for Sophomore Research Seminar More... |
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 Union professor's tiny terrier wins big at Westminster Professor Ilene Kaplan's carin terrier wins Award of Merit More... |
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 Wold Religious Studies lecture debates religion and evolution Philip Kitcher discusses "Darwin, Design and the Future of Faith" More... |
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 Solomon Northup re-enactor to appear at MLK day event Local historical re-enactor portrays life of freed slave Solomon Northup More... |
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 Union students return to spread hope to Katrina victims Students return for second time to rehab New Orleans More... |
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 Morris Dees preaches tolerance and acceptance "Voice of Hope and Tolerance" launches inaugural event in the Presidential Forum on Diversity More... |
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Hill Butler publishes article, edits journal Hill Butler publishes More... |
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Sociologist of religion to speak Friday Religion scholar to speak Friday More... |
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Butler article forthcoming in book Butler article to be published More... |
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 Henle Scholar - Alexandra Dubodel: The girl from Gomel Coming to Union by way of two big cities, Brooklyn and the 12th century city of Gomel in Belarus, Alexandra Dubodel is enjoying the closeness and support of the small College community, whether she’s researching internships at the Becker Career Center or throwing herself into volleyball, a sport she’d never before played... More... |
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W.E.B. Du Bois is focus of Great Barrington history center Adopting communism shouldn’t diminish contributions, supporter says Union professors weigh in on history More... |
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 Interim dean of Arts and Sciences named Prof. Hayes has been a member of the Union faculty since 1976 More... |
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Food drive under way Food drive continues this month More... |
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 Union announces 12 endowed professorships Recipients will be honored June 8 More... |
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 Anita Diamant, best-selling author of 'The Red Tent' gives talk at Union May 9 Professor Harry Marten, Chair of the English Department at Union, once taught Diamant as an undergrad More... |
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 Urban studies scholar to speak on race, culture, music today Author of "White Boy: A Memoir," here More... |
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 Union goes global in Minerva II course Students study the wide-yielding effects of globalization More... |
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 Stephen C. Ainlay named 18th president of Union College Dean and professor of sociology and anthropology at College of Holy Cross has distinguished record as scholar, teacher and administrator More... |
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 Experts in the humanities speak at Union The Speakers in the Humanities program is a series of more than 200 lectures by a renowned and diverse group More... |