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The Chronicle - March 5, 1999

About 100 students will be able to choose renovated apartments on Seward Place in the housing lottery this spring as work begins on the 13 properties the College has purchased along the street to the west of campus.

The Chronicle - February 26, 1999

Fleet Financial Group has contributed $15,000 to the recently announced Union-Schenectady (US) Initiative, the College's broad-based plan to revitalize the neighborhood..

The Chronicle - February 19, 1999

It appears that a relatively small number of employees will be affected by the reorganization of Kaiser Permanente HMO, according to Eric Noll, associate director of human resources.

The Chronicle - February 12, 1999

The College's Board of Trustees has approved a 1999-2000 budget that President Roger Hull says meets the challenge of strengthening the College's competitive position while limiting the increase in the cost to attend Union.

The Chronicle - February 5, 1999

Becca Schwartz, a senior sociology major, didn't think much of her photography project at first.

The Chronicle - January 29, 1999

A specialist on Latin America and frequent traveler to that part of the world, Teresa Meade thought that she was well prepared for the crowds, the poverty and the high level of religious devotion..

The Chronicle - January 22, 1999

Some mud stashed away in the back of a refrigerator in the geology department may begin to answer a number of questions scientists are asking about El Niño.

The Chronicle - January 15, 1999

One year ago, Rachel Seligman, director of the Mandeville Gallery, and Clifford Brown, professor of political science, had never heard the name Solomon Northup.

The Chronicle - January 8, 1999

Union President Roger Hull and Price Chopper Supermarkets President and COO Neil Golub were named Schenectady Patroons at a City Hall ceremony on Wednesday afternoon with Schenectady Mayor Albert Jurczynski.