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Classic Union research

Kyle Doney '20 spent the summer after his sophomore year on campus doing faculty-mentored research that combined his two majors, classics and computer science.

Kyle Doney's (left) and Professor Hans Mueller

People in the News – week of Feb. 26, 2021

Catching up with...Stacie Raucci

Stacie Raucci is Frank Bailey Professor of Classics and current chair of the Classics Department. She joined Union in 2004.

Stacie Raucci at her favorite pizzeria in Rome.

Plant pirates of the Caribbean: Union professor part of research team studying biological invasions

Jeff Corbin, professor of biology (second from left), was part of a team of ecologists who traveled to Cuba to learn how the country’s unique political and economic history might have altered its natural history.

Following her curiosity, by foot

Shena McAuliffe, assistant professor of English

Making historic plays accessible

Daniel O. Mosquera, professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies

Historic manuscript of a play written in Spanish

People in the news - Week of Feb. 12, 2021

Catching up with...Ken DeBono

Ken DeBono is the Gilbert R. Livingston Professor of the Behavioral Sciences. His main areas of research are the psychology of persuasion and the psychology of religion, although his favorite course to teach is “Introduction to Psychology.”

Professor Ken DeBono stands with President James Madison at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.

From classroom to community: Tackling police reform