Union College Magazine

Shena McAuliffe, assistant professor of English

Alan Benvenisty ’74

Though we acknowledge 1845 as the start of engineering at Union, the seeds were sown as early as 1802, when the first course on surveying was taught.

Mason Stahl, the James M. Kenney Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering

Since the first scheduled broadcast on Oct. 14, 1920, Union College radio has been a laboratory for generations of students to experiment on-air, and in many cases to launch a career they never expected.

Antonio "A.J." Gutierrez '10

Women moved into Union residence halls and started classes as full-time students for the first time in fall 1970. Here is a little bit about what that experience was like for them.

By Mitchell Famulare '21

Krisanna Scheiter, associate professor of philosophy

Zach Rittner '12