 Reliving history: New mini-term traces the path of American civil rights
Inaugural civil rights mini-term takes students, professors to key cities and states More... |
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 Ethiopian member of Israeli Parliament to speak Sunday
Shlomo Molla is only Ethiopian Jew in the Knesset More... |
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Morris book examines charity-welfare history
Unstable alignments between charities and welfare through the 1970s is the subject of a new book, "The Limits of Voluntarism," by Prof. Andrew Morris More... |
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 Guerrilla Girls On Tour to visit Union May 15
"Feminists are Funny," speaks out against sexism, racism More... |
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College mourns David D'Agostino '06
Alumnus known as DJ Wits was inspirational in dealing with blindness More... |
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 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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 Underground Railroad historian to speak Friday
Spencer Crew, executive director of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, here as part of annual conference More... |
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Underground Railroad historian to speak Feb. 22
Spencer Crew in town for major conference More... |
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Prof. Foroughi’s epistolary book a window into wartime
Correspondence captures couple’s courtship, family life, Civil War
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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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Faculty, staff in the news
Faculty, staff accomplishments More... |
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 Schaffer adds 250,000 volumes with new databases
Two databases cover English books and documents from beginning of printing to founding of College. More... |
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 Union senior hits presidential campaign trail
John L. Tomlin traveling with candidates to give young voters a different perspective on race 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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Filmmaker to screen documentary about Venezuelan leader
Venezuelan election portrayed More... |
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 Murders in Mexico subject of play and talk tonight and Thursday
Yulman hosts U.S. premiere of "Los Trazos del Viento" 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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Visiting PBK scholar discusses Shakespeare's tragedies
Michael Allen comes to campus Monday and Tuesday More... |
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 Castellani, Bertagna and Vero join Board of Trustees
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 Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar to discuss Shakespeare
Michael Allen of UCLA here Monday, Oct. 15. More... |
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 Hundreds attend Open House on Monday
Next one is scheduled for Nov. 12 More... |
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Where politics and art meet: South African visitor to discuss apartheid, entrepreneurship, jewelry making
John Skotnes to give class, public lectures 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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People in the news
Achievements by Union faculty and staff 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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 Memorial service Sunday for Joseph Finkelstein '47
Gathering to remember a life rich in Union history More... |
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 Liza Taylor '03 to discuss human trafficking
Pizza & Politics reviews Polaris Project More... |
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Kennedy, Thatcher receive top honors
Bailey, Daggett Prize winners noted More... |
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 Justin Silvestri '07: a Fulbrighter in France
European history and French major plans to teach English by introducing American culture 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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 A former professor unearths fresh facts, tells his own story and finds success
Charles Gati was known as a tough but skilled political science professor for 31 years at Union College. Gati’s new book, about the 1956 Hungarian Revolt, is now in its second printing. More... |
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 Arcane auctions are a goldmine for College collectors
Web auctions and e-mail banter uncover items ranging from an antique cane to a V-neck sweater 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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 Theology professor at Georgetown to explore science, religion and cosmos
The talk by John Haught is part of the John and Jane Wold Religious Studies Lecture Series More... |
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 Henry Ford, Howard Hughes and Google founder pitch Union
Three sophomores take top prizes for "The Mind of the Entrepreneur" More... |
