- Times Union, May 12
Union College offers a tantalizing exhibit of early 19th-century plans for the campus
Exhibit shows elaborate, unrealized plan for Union campus - New York Times, May 11
On a College Waiting List? Sending Cookies Isn’t Going to Help
Ann Fleming Brown quoted in New York Times piece - Times Union, May 11
Dance at Union College
Pefofrmance part of annual Steinmetz Symposium - Daily Gazette, May 11
Union students show off fruits of their labors
More than 400 students participate in annual Steinmetz Symposium - USA Today College, May 6
Spotlight series: Union College's "Good Eats" shares the kitchen
Partnership between College and Schenectady ARC - Inside Higher Ed, May 3
Diversity then and now
Essay by Gretchel Hathaway, senior director of campus diversity and affirmative action - Times Union, April 29
Celebrating a learned landscape
Union College lauds its innovative campus design, now two centuries old - Times Union, April 28
A campus for the ages
Union College celebrates Joseph Ramee's enduring vision - Information Week, April 24
CIO profiles: Ellen Borkowski of Union College
Ellen Borkowski's CIO responsibilities at small liberal arts college include her twin technology objectives: make teaching and learning more effective - WAMC, April 24
"Bubby's Kitchen" in at Proctors presented by Union College Hillel
Shira Ginsburg recent guest on WAMC - WAMC, April 24
Congressional Corner
Assistant Professor Brad Hays of Political Science was a recent guest on "Congressional Corner" on WAMC, Northeast Public Radio - The Sunday Gazette, April 14
Union marks anniversary of architect’s innovative campus design
To mark the bicentennial of Ramée's plan and its influence on campus design, Union is hosting “The Grand Design: Joseph Ramée’s Drawings for the Union College Campus,” an exhibit featuring some of Ramée's original drawings - Psychology Today, April 13
What makes a man a great romantic partner?
If you’re looking for a good man, check out his attachment style - The Daily Gazette, April 2
Schools called key to New York state growth
N.Y. businesses need talent that colleges produce - The New York Times, April 2
Nature’s Drone, Pretty and Deadly
Research by Robert Olberg featured in New York Times - Daily Gazette, March 23
Mohawk watershed interest, gathering growing
150 attend daylong symposium - Los Angeles Times, March 17
Multibillion-dollar map of human brain might not be worth it
Obama's proposal to map the human brain could yield important data. But it shouldn't distract scientists from other inquiries. - Science Daily, March 12
Fungi may be able to replace plastics one day
Union professors work with local company on new technology - The New York Times, March 10
Does this ad make me fat?
Christopher Chabris, associate professor of psychology, co-authors an op-ed in the New York Times - Times Union, March 7
Heat is on, or not; students make the call
An idea by Samantha Muratori '14 to install wireless thermostats in the 60-plus apartments along Seward and Roger Hull Place is the first student project to be funded by the new Green Fee. - WAMC, March 5
Poet Richard Blanco at Union College
Blanco is the fifth inaugural poet, joining the likes of Maya Angelou and Robert Frost - Times Union, March 3
Richard Blanco, inaugural poet, to speak at Union College
He is the fifth inaugural poet - Hartford Advocate, February 27
Composer Hilary Tann Headlines the 13th Annual Women Composers Festival of Hartford
Tann is the John Howard Payne Professor of Music - WTEN-ABC, February 27
Local economist: There is no debt crisis
Brad Lewis offers expert analysis to ABC affiliate - Irish Examiner, February 25
Viewpoints timely look at evolving Ireland
Review of book co-edited by Claire Bracken, assistant professor of Irish literature and culture in the English Department - Daily Gazette, February 22
Keynoter details Seward’s role as Lincoln confidant
Union Founders Day features biographer - WAMC, February 21
William Seward focus of interview on WAMC
President Ainlay joins author Walter Stahr to discuss one of Union's most distinguished alumni. - Campus Technology, February 20
Union College adds wireless to residential network
Over the winter break, the service provider, accompanied by campus personnel, moved through 20 dorms, fraternities, and sororities along with 31 campus houses, to install wireless equipment. - Times Union, February 20
Union grad William Seward gets new focus
President's secretary of state back in spotlight - New York Times, February 17
Why Gender Equality Stalled
Work of Union professors cited in New York Times op-ed - Sunday Gazette, February 17
Outlook 2013: Union College offers interdisciplinary mix of studies
School's programs featured in special section - Sunday Gazette, February 17
Niskayuna home dedicated as Kelly Adirondack Center
Through the generosity of longtime Union benefactor John E. Kelly III '76 and his wife, Helen-Jo, the College was able to purchase the building complex in 2011 from a private conservation group - CBSNews.com, February 12
Can you spot the gorilla in this CT scan? Most radiologists couldn't
The work of Associate Professor of Psychology Christopher Chabris is referenced in media coverage - Times Union, January 26
Ice time highlights rise of the machines
Union College skills put to Robo-Hockey test - Fox News, January 25
Atomic scale: protons are smaller than thought
Chad Orzel weighs in on latest study - Daily Gazette, January 24
Union students, robots to show skills on ice this weekend
Robo-hockey part of Union-RPI clash - Times Union, January 24
Sun, Earth fuel Union building
Wold Center featured in Times Union article on green buildings - Huff Post College, January 23
Making campuses safer
Edward Summers, the President's chief of staff, stresses need for gun control - University Business, January 22
Inside Look: Learning Spaces
Meeting classroom teaching and collaboration expectations - Daily Gazette, January 17
Powerful images on exhibit at Union raise questions about vital issues
“Art or Evidence: The Power of Photojournalism,” at the Mandeville Gallery in the Nott Memorial - Times Union, January 10
Psychology professor flirts with hip hop
Christopher Chabris makes his off-Broadway debut - Daily Gazette, January 7
Union College's wind turbines are a teaching tool
Students learn as Union College saves on energy costs - The Scientist, January 1
Games for Science
Scientists are using video games to tap the collective intelligence of people around the world, while doctors and educators are turning to games to treat and teach. - Huffington Post, December 31
5 big discoveries about leadership in 2012
Assistant Psychology Professor Christopher Chabris's research on collective intelligence mentioned in article
- Everyday Health, December 20
Men's insecurities may bring seesaw sexism to romance
Men frequently demonstrate two brands of sexism — benevolent and hostile — in their romantic relationships, says a new study - Daily Gazette, November 26
Union worth $274M to region
Universities group computes economic impact - The Wall Street Journal, November 16
Using Just 10% of Your Brain? Think Again
Popular 'neuromyths' about how we learn are creating confusion in the classroom. - Times Union, November 16
Top chef chops it up at Union College
Chef Ernest Servantes, who won the Food Network’s recent Chopped Grill Masters competition, was a recent guest chef on campus - The Business Review, November 9
10 minutes with Stephen Ainlay
President profiled as part of The Business Review's popular feature - Fox23 News, November 9
Local relief efforts for those impacted by Sandy
Campus community filled two College vans with supplies - The Business Review, November 9
Union College tops $250M fundraising goal
"You are Union" campaign has seven weeks left - Fox23 News, November 5
Experts: Romney could win popular vote, lose election
Political Science professors Brad Hays and Cliff Brown offer their expertise - Daily Gazette, November 4
Youngest voters less excited but no less engaged
Among those interviewed were Charlotte Lehman '14, president of the College Democrats and Nick D'Angelo '14, president of the College Republicans. - Daily Gazette, November 2
Founder of ESPN shares keys to network’s success
Bill Rasmussen spoke recently in the Nott Memorial - Daily Gazette, November 1
Minerals are the message in Union’s new Castrucci Gallery
Gallery is located in the Peter Irving Wold Center - WAMC, November 1
ESPN founder, former Springfield newsman visits Union
Bill Rasmussen to speak at the Nott Memorial - Daily Gazette, November 1
Greeks make Halloween a treat
Union College students welcome kids for evening of fun - The Daily Telegraph, October 28
We love to hate our politicians, study suggests
Why all politicians ultimately fall out of favor – the public prefers to hate them than love them. - Chronicle of Higher Education, October 25
Navigating Need-Blind and Need-Aware Admissions
Matt Malatesta ’91, vice president for Admissions, Financial Aid and Enrollment, was a panelist at the College Board Forum in Miami recently - Fox 23 News, October 23
Expert: No winner in final presidential debate
Brad Hays is a guest on Fox 23 News - Hudson Valley Magazine, October 22
Nick D'Angelo: "Mr. Conservative" of Stormville
D'Angelo '14 is president of the College Republicans - Daily Gazette, October 20
Union to build new wellness center
Health, counseling offices to relocate - Times Union, October 17
On exhibit: Ties between painter and poet
New exhibit in Mandeville Gallery - Fox23 News, October 16
Expert: Obama wins second debate
Brad Hays offers analysis of debate - The Daily Gazette, October 14
Union College students spruce up city sites
Hundreds of members of the Union community helped spruce up the city and surrounding area recently for the 18th annual John Calvin Toll Day - Fox23 News, October 12
Nelson Mandela's former prison mate speaks at Union College
Talk was part of Presidential Forum on Diversity - Times Union, October 7
Meet Derek Delaney, new artistic director of the Union College Concert Series
The series begins its 41st season at Union - WNYT, October 6
Students, military honor legacy of President Chester Arthur
Arthur, the country's 21st president, was member of Union's Class of 1848 - The Daily Gazette, October 4
Union College gets it right with academic honor code
For the first time in nearly a century, the College has an honor code - FOX23 News, October 2
Obama, Romney prepare for first debate
Professor Cliff Brown offers his take on the debate - CBS6, October 2
Union's Safety Day
Local fire departments, law enforcement and other agencies join Campus Safety, Health Services, Emergency Medical Services and other campus groups to provide information on fire and personal safety. - The New Yorker, September 24
Union man
A new biography of an unlikely American statesman - USA Today College, September 20
Application advice from college admissions officials
Ann Fleming Brown featured in USA Today College - Times Union, September 19
Union once again crafting an honor code
Article features Robert Baker, the William D. Williams Professor of Philosophy and director of the Ethics Across the Curriculum Program - WNYC, September 18
Tour the most equal community in America: Country Knolls, New York
Stephen Schmidt, professor of economics, lends expertise on topic - Times Union, September 11
Students place flags around campus to mark 9/11 anniversary
Leaders of College Democrats and College Republicans lead effort - Daily Gazette, September 10
Vale named Underground Railroad site
Story of escaped slave cited in designation - The Wall Street Journal, September 7
Do Our Gadgets Really Threaten Planes?
The ban on electronic devices rests on anecdotes, not on hard evidence—because there isn't any. - Daily Gazette, September 6
Songs, stories begin Adirondack series in Niskayuna
Union's Adirondack Center to host music and lecture series - C-SPAN, September 4
Lectures in History: Post-World War II Growth of Suburbs
C-Span visited history professor Andy Morris’s class on “Cold War America - The Daily Gazette, September 3
Class of ’16 arrives at Union
Move-in day at Union - The Daily Gazette, August 31
Moon won’t be blue, but it will be rare
Lecturer Francis Wilkin talks about blue moon - New Jersey Jewish News, August 29
‘The war shapes the way I look at the world’
Questions for Stephen Berk - Politico, August 12
Union student delivers for Romney campaign
Curt Myers '15 played pivotal role in keeping Paul Ryan from media - Sunday Gazette, August 12
Students in internships get a leg up on later employment
Union administrator and students featured in story - The Wall Street Journal, August 3
Why we should scam the scammers
Chabris pens a piece for the Wall Street Journal - The Wall Street Journal, July 27
Unraveling the double helix
Chabris reviews "The Violinist's Thumb," by Sam Kean - Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery, July 27
Broader Horizons
Valerie Barr profiled in latest issue - WNYT, July 20
Skeptics don't deter local woman
Gretchel Hathaway profiled on local NBC affiliate - The Wall Street Journal, June 22
Go ahead, think it over
Chris Chabris reviews Frank Partnoy's Wait: The Art and Science of Delay - MSNBC's "The Dylan Ratigan Show", June 12
Ratigan: Thank you for your ideas, your passion
Dylan Ratigan shared his experiences as Union's Commencement speaker. - The Daily Gazette , June 11
Union president: Why not U?
Stephen Ainlay asked the graduates: "Why Not U?" - Times Union, June 7
Colliding head-on with life's path
Sean Conerly profiled in Times Union - Glens Falls Post Star, June 7
Classical education
Union is sponsor of SPAC's "Classical Kids" program - Forbes, May 31
Alan Horn '64 named chairman of Walt Disney Studios
Horn spoke at Commencement in 2010 - Diversity/Careers in Engineering and Information Technology, May 29
Will women fill the need for more IT professionals?
Companies are increasingly aware of the benefits of gender diversity for innovation - Wired, May 27
Review: How to Teach Relativity to your Dog
Chad Orzel's new book is reviewed - WAMC, May 25
Ben Schwartz at Union College
Actor and comedian returns to campus - Dance Life Studio, May 22
Union College Undertakes Construction of $3 Mil Dance Pavilion
Henle Dance Pavilion to open next spring - Business Review, May 21
U.W. Marx, Sacco McKinney to lead Union College project
Henle Dance Pavilion to be completed next spring - The New York Times, May 21
Raise a paw if you understand Einstein
New York Times reviews Chad Orzel's latest - Daily Gazette, May 20
Pavilion to enhance Union dance program
David, Joan Henle college benefactors - Earth Techling, May 19
New York college gets new green building
Wold Center earns coveted distinction - Daily Gazette, May 19
Union students’ Empty Bowls effort a reminder of hunger
Campus again helps in the fight to feed those less fortunate - Stars and Stripes, May 18
Union College marks 150th anniversary of 'Taps'
The story of Daniel Butterfield, Class of 1849, and the famous military bugle call - WAMC, May 18
Union College - Taps
WAMC interviews expert about Daniel Butterfield, Class of 1849 - WAMC, May 18
The Academic Minute
Cay Anderson-Hanley was recently featured on the broadcast. - The Wall Street Journal, May 17
Tapping into "Taps"
Daniel Butterfield, Class of 1849, is the man behind the military bugle call - New York Times, May 13
Boggle the Mind
‘Imagine,’ by Jonah Lehrer - USA Today College, May 8
Examining the benefits of Greek life
Union known as "Mother of Fraternities" - World Interior Design Network, April 26
Union College's Wold Center receives LEED Gold
Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, rewards best practices for a building’s energy, water and natural resource performance. - Legislative Gazette, April 23
Watergate reporter still fears government secrecy
Bob Woodward speaks at Union - WAMC, April 23
Eboo Patel at Union College
Patel is interviewed on WAMC - Times Union, April 21
Interfaith synergy a priority
Eboo Patel pens guest op-ed column prior to Union visit - Daily Gazette, April 20
Woodward tells Union audience diligence by press still essential
Legendary journalist visits campus - WAMC, April 20
Bob Woodward - War Stories From The Reporting Trenches
Legendary journalist speaks at Union - D Magazine, April 19
How CEO Rich Templeton is Reinventing Texas Instruments
He's betting big on a new direction for one of the world’s leading semiconductor companies. Indications are that the wager is paying off - Daily Gazette, April 12
Photo exhibition challenges stereotypes of African life
“African Photography, For Whose Eyes?: Constructing and Deconstructing Identities” runs through May 13. - The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 11
At a Small College, Female Chemists Reach a Tipping Point
Chemistry Department setting the trend - Times Union, April 8
Exhibition offers a fresh, complex view of Africa
Union College exhibit offers a fresh perspective by setting contemporary African photography beside 19th-century postcards - Sports Illustrated, April 5
A mismatch made in heaven
This year's NCAA championship fits all sizes, but no contender is more exceptional than tiny, and scholarship-less, Union College - Times Union, April 5
Will hockey be tail that wags Union brand?
Team's success may mean more applicants for school - Wall Street Journal, April 4
Dear alma mater, I'm sorry
Union alumnus offers a mea culpa - U.S. News and World Report, April 4
Avoid 5 Assumptions About College Financial Aid
As you compare award offers, understand what you're looking at to make the best decision. - ESPN, April 3
Dutchmen ready for Frozen Four
Men's hockey team headed to Tampa - USA Today College, March 28
Issues come before bipartisanship, student leaders say
College Republicans leadet talks politics with USA Today - Times Union, March 26
Caring Community: Fellow seeks to help Uganda
Alexis "Biz" Deeb one of nine Minerva Fellows - The New York Times, March 23
Union College May Be Small, but It Has Extra-Large Dreams
Men's hockey team prepares for NCAA playoffs - Times Union, March 22
Union inspired by a real veteran
Army Ranger a big supporter of men's hockey team - Cosmic Log - MSNBC, March 19
Relativity goes to the dogs
Chad Orzel's new book garnering praise - Times Union, March 17
ECAC win draws VIP
President Ainlay and his wife, Judith, are hockey team's biggest boosters - Daily Gazette, March 17
Irene: Weather experts detail forecast challenges in disastrous storm
Floods of Irene, Lee dominate Union’s annual symposium - Times Union, March 16
Flood advice: Go with the flow
Union hosts fourth annual Mohawk Watershed Symposium - Times Higher Education (U.K.), March 15
The Scholarly Web
Valerie Barr featured in a blog on STEM - YNN (Time Warner Cable), March 14
Learning to prepare for the next flood
John Garver, geology professor, discusses latest research - Fox23 News, March 4
Corinth teen gets room makeover
Union students help sick teen with a "healing space." - The Daily Gazette, March 1
Singers from Union will compete for “Thruway” title
Union's a cappella groups, The Garnet Minstrelles, The Dutch Pipers and Eliphalets are all competing - The Daily Gazette, February 24
Downtrodden Gloversville an inspiration to author Richard Russo
Pulitzer Prize winner moved from Gloversville, but says it’s never left him - Times Union, February 24
Noted novelist Richard Russo: A sense of place amid absurdity of life
Novelist Richard Russo uses experiences in Gloversville to pave way to a noted career - WAMC, February 23
Founders Day interview with author Richard Russo and President Stephen Ainlay
College celebrates 217th anniversary of its charter - Daily Gazette, February 20
Schenectady woman honored in national photo competition
Honorable mention for moonlit shot of Nott Memorial - The Sunday Gazette, February 19
College applications on rise
Science, engineering subjects popular with students - Troy Record, February 18
Five questions for Chad Orzel
Associate professor of physics has new book out - Fox23 News, February 11
Students compete for trip to Washington
Union hosts STEP Regional Science Bowl - World Talk Radio, February 9
Civil War Talk Radio
Andrea Foroughi featured on World Talk Radio program - The Sunday Gazette, February 5
Book review: Elusive meanings underlie poetic descriptions
Jordan Smith, professor of English, profiled in Sunday Gazette - Times Union, February 1
The price of climate change
Jeff Corbin pens an op-ed for the Times Union - CNN, January 17
Study: 'Exergames' boost brain function among seniors
Union's Cay Anderson-Hanley research published American Journal of Preventive Medicine - The Daily Gazette, January 17
King honored, line by line
‘I Have a Dream’ reading aimed at showcasing Union College diversity - The Daily Gazette, January 5
Union students hit the presidential campaign trail
Students spend a mini-term in New Hampshire - the New York Observer, January 3
Dylan Goes Eclectic: As ‘An Advocate Who Hosts a Show,’ Can MSNBC’s Ratigan Broadcast Nuance to the Masses?
Dylan Ratigan '94 profiled in New York Observer - Casper Journal, January 3
John Wold: ‘The minerals caught my eye’
Casper Journal profiles John S. Wold '38 - The Daily Gazette, December 20
Exhibit about ‘First Citizen’ of N.Y. opens at Union’s Schaffer Library
Project to help mark centennial of John Bigelow's death - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, December 19
Congressional Corner
Assistant Professor Brad Hays of Political Science - The Times Union , December 16
A wordsmith gets his due
Papers of 19th-century Union College grad who went on to fame and died in 1911 to be shown by school - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, November 28
Congressional Corner
Brad Hays of Political Science discusses variety of topics - New Jersey Jewish News, November 23
‘It’s difficult to be optimistic in the short run’
Questions for Stephen Berk - The Daily Gazette, November 13
Collegians debate ethics at competition
Fourteen colleges and universities from the Northeast will come to campus Saturday for the regional competition of the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl - The Times Union, November 11
Two exhibitions look back at Civil War and ties to region
Mandeville Gallery's latest exhibit featured in Times Union - WRGB, CBS 6, November 9
Brad Hays, assistant professor of political science, weighs in on local races
Hays is frequently sought by media for his expertise - The Times Union, November 3
Union awards president a new contract
Board of Trustees give President Stephen Ainlay a five-year extension - Fox News, November 2
5 mood-boosting workouts
Fox News features study by Cay Anderson-Hanley, assistant professor of psychology - The Business Review, October 28
Union College chair Mark Walsh to focus on extending president’s contract, entrepreneurship
Walsh '76, is new chair of Board of Trustees - The Daily Gazette, October 25
Altoids tin inspires student "upcycler"
Union sophomore's frugality intrigues Anderson Cooper - USA Today, October 25
Tips to make the most of online calculator of college costs
Linda Parker, director of financial aid, speaks with USA Today - The Wall Street Journal, October 22
Why the grass seems greener
We are of two minds—one deliberative and rational, the other quick and intuitive. They often don't agree. - USA Today, October 21
Law aims to give more accurate tally of college costs
Linda Parker, director of financial aid, is quoted in USA Today story - The New York Times, October 16
Is the brain good at what it does?
Christopher Chabris, assistant professor of psychology, reviews hree books for New York Times - YNN, Time Warner Cable, October 15
Union students help clean up the city
Nearly 300 Union students help spruce up the city and surrounding area for 17th annual John Calvin Toll Day - Associated Press, October 6
New tool will give clearer picture on college cost
Linda Parker, director of financial aid, quoted in Associated Press story - The New York Times, September 30
Lee Davenport '37 dies at 95; developed battlefront radar
The Lee Davenport '37 Summer Research Fund is awarded annually to students in engineering, chemistry, biology, physics or geology who work closely with a faculty mentor on summer research - The Business Review, September 28
GE’s first batteries to be shipped to South Africa
GE's Prescott Logan was keynote speaker at ABC breakfast - The Daily Gazette, September 25
Union Class of 1934 overcame hardships, built successful lives
Milton Schwebel pens op-ed column - The Daily Gazette, September 25
Pitching in at the Stockade
Union students help flood victims - The Star Democrat, September 23
Runaway slave's story marked
New plaque unveiled - Forbes.com, September 15
A New Era -- the Era of the Customer
Union's "Liberal Arts and Engineering" symposium cited in article - The Daily Gazette, September 12
9/11 events honor the fallen
Campus pauses to reflect on 10th anniversary of attacks - The Daily Gazette, September 11
Players getting ready for Niskayuna supermarket wars
Experts say Shop-Rite entry will heat things up - Daily Front Row, September 10
The Double Life of Kate White
Kate White '72, editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, is featured - The Daily Gazette, September 5
New Union class plunges in to year
Move-in day for Class of 2015 - The Daily Gazette, September 3
Irene: Experts say valley flooding likely to increase
John Garver, professor of geology, is featured - Real Simple, September 1
5 mood-boosting workouts
Cay Anderson-Hanley, assistant professor of psychology, is featured - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, August 31
Congressional Corner
Assistant Professor Brad Hays of Political Science was a recent guest on "Congressional Corner" on WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. - The Times Union, August 28
'Pulp Fiction' showcases a unique American art
Exhibition showcases unique art of pulp novels' covers - The Daily Gazette, August 18
Union exhibit showcases bold paintings commissioned to draw readers into pulp fiction - Forbes.com, August 3
America's Top Colleges - MSNBC, August 3
Your memory is not as powerful as you think
Study: Almost two-thirds of Americans believe that memory works like a video camera - The Huffington Post, July 29
The 12 Top-Paying Liberal Arts Schools: PayScale Report - The Times Union, July 24
Sign-free campaign unlikely
Albany County candidate makes an offer to rival, who prefers recognition - The Daily Gazette, July 19
‘Locking in’ their interest
Union summer program aims to foster new female engineers - The Daily Gazette, July 16
Pre-med students link human anatomy to pottery - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, July 6
Congressional Corner - The Chronicle of Higher Education, July 3
The Challenge of Putting a Grade on Ethical Learning - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, June 23
The Roundtable: Judy Woodruff - NPR National Public Radio, June 21
Why Seeing (The Unexpected) is Often Not Believing
NPR story featuring Psychology Professor Chris Chabris - The Times Union, June 16
Pine Bush fires cut tick threat
Union College study shows Lyme disease- carrying pests reduced - The Times Union, June 13
Grad gets a first cheer
Burmese student's dream of becoming an engineer began at Union College - ABC News, June 9
Too focused? You might miss something important - PBS NewsHour, June 8
New grads adapt to job market realities - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, May 25
Mia Birk: Pedaling toward a healthier planet - The Wall Street Journal, May 22
IBM donates supercomputer to small NY college
IBM is donating one of its Intelligent Cluster computing solutions to Union College, providing the school with the greatest computing capability of any undergraduate liberal arts college in the nation. - The Daily Gazette, May 19
Union’s Schaffer Library celebrates 50 years - The Times Union, May 15
Moving up, but not out - Science Daily, May 12
2,300-year climate record suggests severe tropical droughts as northern temperatures rise - The Times Union, May 10
Forum highlights Soviet war sacrifices
Soviet WWII veterans who live in the Capital Region mark Victory Day - The Daily Gazette, May 4
Clifton Park student named U.S. Presidential Scholar - The Business Review, May 3
Goldman Sachs foundation donates $500K to Union College - The Times Union, April 26
College to buy historic home
Union, nonprofit strike deal on sale of complex that was environmentalist's home - WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, April 26
Former White House Press Secretary Speaks at Union College
Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs spoke Monday, April 25, in Memorial Chapel. - The Huffington Post, April 22
The Greenest Colleges 2011: Princeton Review list
For the second straight year, Union is included among the country’s most environmentally responsible colleges. - The Saratogian, April 16
SPAC's "Classic Kids" education program to be sponsored by Union College
Union will sponsor Saratoga Performing Arts Center’s arts education program for children, “Classical Kids.” - The Daily Gazette, April 9
Creative kids concoct complex toys
Union recently hosted the 11th annual Rube Goldberg Engineering Competition at Memorial Fieldhouse. - The New York Times, April 6
Baruch Blumberg, Who Discovered and Tackled Hepatitis B, Dies at 85
Blumberg was expected to return to campus for ReUnion weekend next month to deliver the keynote address at the dedication of the Peter Irving Wold Center - The Times Union, March 24
Indispensable art
Steckler's drawings reflect on place and time - The Times Union, March 20
How safe are two reactors in Milton? - The Democrat and Chronicle of Rochester, March 19
Eastman's Women in Music Festival continues to grow
ilary Tann, the John Howard Payne Professor of Music, will be spending her spring break as guest composer for the 2011 Women in Music Festival at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester. - The Daily Gazette, March 19
Symposium looks at Mohawk River concerns - The Times Union, March 13
Former New York City Ballet principal Jacques d'Amboise shares his tale in 'I Was a Dancer' - WRGB, CBS 6, March 11
Flooding expected in Schenectady - The Daily Gazette, March 7
U Break is new dance club at Union - The Wall Street Journal, March 5
The Mind Readers
In search of success, do we overvalue intelligence and undervalue emotion, intuition and social cues? - The Daily Gazette, February 26
The power and strangeness of nature
Images in Union College exhibit are beautiful and, at same time, unsettling - The Daily Gazette, February 25
Union College Founders Day talk focuses on value of liberal education - YNN, Time Warner, February 21
U.S. presidents linked to Capital Region - The Times Union, February 10
'Of Weeds and Wildness' at Union College explores dualities in art and nature
Exhibition at Union College explores disconcerting and seductive dualities - YNN, Time Warner, February 7
STEP Regional Science Bowl - The Daily Gazette, February 2
Union College sees rise in applications - Boston Globe, February 1
Volunteering spirit catches fire
Young adults donate time, embrace the chance to give back - The Times Union, January 18
The Hijabi Monologues
The Women Under the Head Scarves - Foreign Affairs, January 18
Morning in Tunisia
Michele Angrist, associate professor of political science - The New York Times, January 12
Dealing With Mental Disorders on Campus
Counseling Center Director Marcus Hotaling
