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Union College

A Magazine for Alumni and Friends

A community true to our name

Minervas + clubs = belonging

Union is alumni, students and Schenectady

Octopus's garden: reaping the benefits


Spring 2024 issue

A graphic that reads Civil Engineering returns

In May 2022, the College announced the return of civil engineering and the addition of environmental engineering.


Fall 2024 issue

Art at the Intersections

Alumni thrive in the art world, a place where all manners of fields, businesses, people and ideas intersect.


Spring 2023 issue

Does it matter if lakes freeze?

Caitlin Williams '23, a graduate student in biology who is studying lake ecology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is trying to answer this question.


Spring 2025 issue


Cover of Union College Spring 2025 magazine

SPRING 2025 ISSUE ("flipbook")

Contact information

Erin DeMuth Judd, editor
demuthje@union.edu

Alumni who want to inform the College about changes of address should contact the Alumni Office at (518) 388-6168, or via email at alumni@union.edu. The same phone number and email address should be used to correspond about ReUnion, Homecoming and Family Weekend, alumni club events and other activities.

Publishing information

Union College is published twice a year by the Union College Office of Communications, Schenectady, N.Y. 12308. The telephone is (518) 388-6131.

Digital ("flipbook") copies of issues dating back to 2012 may be accessed online. The magazine homepage links to individual stories published online.

MAGAZINE STORIES PUBLISHED ONLINE

Alumni-led company is helping people breathe

Three former Union College roommates—Dr. Richard Lazzaro ’86, Robert Israel ’85, and Robert Wiesenberg ’85—are utilizing their company, Lazzaro Medical, to aid people suffering from tracheobronchomalacia.




Robert Wiesenberg ’85, Dr. Richard Lazzaro ’86 and Robert Israel ’85

I-70 project is “more than paving the road”

Highways aren’t just for vehicles, especially in Colorado, where wildlife needs safe passage, too. Ask John Kronholm ’97. He's running an environmental assessment for a $315 million expansion/reconstruction of Colorado’s I-70 Vail Pass.

John Kronholm