 Kara Lightman '09: 'Peace scholar' aims to help women in Cambodia Lightman to focus on schooling for women More... |
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Mellon Foundation supports 'bridge' faculty in three departments New faculty to benefit from support of senior faculty More... |
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 Carly Aimi '08 first recipient of new Gibson scholarship ABC anchor Charles Gibson creates scholarship to honor father, Burdett Gibson '23 More... |
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 Student researches women's rights in the borderlands Carly Aimi '08 conducts IEF-funded research in Mexico, Texas More... |
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Students use IEF grants to further their research Winter break a time for research, travel 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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Taiko ensemble debuts Tuesday Japanese drumming part of new world music at Union 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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 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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 “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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 Grode, a Watson, about to become 'Fulbrighter' Philadelphia native who studied long-necked lutes of Central Asia will pursue program at institute in northwest China. More... |
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Prof. Gmelch updates books on baseball Inside Pitch and In the Ballpark get new chapters and new publishers. More... |
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Research by Cool leads to creation of health care plan Cool's health care project targets higher ed More... |
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Gmelch book published Gmeclh edits new book of esays More... |
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Sociologist of religion to speak Friday Religion scholar to speak Friday More... |
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Gmelch essay focuses on migrant return Gmelch publishes essay More... |
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Screening, Q&A slated for 'Favela Rising' 'Favela Rising' screening next week 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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Know when to fold ’em Prof. Schaefer discusses gambling in college 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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Brison receives NSF for Fiji research Brison receives NSF 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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 "Ruminations on Violence" Jack Levin lectures April 6 Levin posits that the same Americans who are alarmed by the quantity of violence in popular culture More... |
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Virtual tour of Chinese Emperor's Tomb More... |
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 IEF grants help students conduct research around the globe Seniors received funding for a variety of projects More... |
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Talking taiko and techno Matsue gives talk March 2 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... |