Union Women in the news

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Union Women in the news

Nothing is beyond the reach of Union women. Check out some of the latest news about faculty, staff, students and alumni below.

Living her dream as a wildlife veterinarian

Brianne Phillips ’07

Catching up with…Stephanie Curley

If you aren’t familiar with Stephanie Curley, chances are you at least know her dog, Yeti.

Stephanie Curley, the Mary H. '80 and Richard K. Templeton '80 Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Math + art = the perfect equation for student’s research project

Imagine you are an art collector looking to expand your collection. Your long-term goals are twofold: to optimize the monetary value of your collection while also maintaining an aesthetically pleasing one. How do you balance the two competing goals? Audrey Benson ’25 hopes to solve the problem. Working with Phanuel Mariano, assistant professor of mathematics, Benson is researching a mathematical model that promises to upend the collecting world.

Catching up with...Dawn Chiormitro

The Garlic Nott would likely be snarled if not for the talents and dedication of its supervisor, Dawn Chiormitro.

Election 2024 in the spotlight at Union this fall

Zoe Oxley, the William D. Williams Professor of Political Science

Catching up with...Angela Commito

On the weekends, you can find Angela Commito scouring estate sales and antique shops for good finds – she especially likes rugs, textiles and ceramics.

Union set to welcome the Class of 2028; Opening Convocation is Sept. 3

The College is set to welcome the Class of 2028

Meet the five co-salutatorians of the Class of 2024

Five members of the Class of 2024 earned the distinction of salutatorian, as a result of achieving the second highest grade point average in the class.

Meet Marcela Quiroga Vargas, student speaker for the Class of 2024 Commencement

Prize Day honors students for achievement in academics, leadership and community service

Ebyan Abshir ’24 and Anton Tatus ’24 captured the top two awards at Prize Day Saturday afternoon in Memorial Chapel. More than 100 awards were presented to honor students for achievement in academics, leadership and community service.