March 2022 Union in the Media Archive

The Albany Business Review profiled Roger Woolsey, the new executive director of the Becker Career Center. A subscription may be required to access article.

Woolsey joined Union in December.

The Nott Memorial, the centerpiece of Union's historic campus, is undergoing repairs to fix a leaky roof.

So for about the next three months, the College's marvelous feat of High Victorian Gothic is off limits to the campus and the public. It is the longest closure for the Nott since it went offline for nearly 18 months as it underwent an extensive multi-million dollar restoration completed in time for the College’s bicentennial in 1995.

Both the Times Union and the Daily Gazette featured photo galleries of the ongoing work.

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The Daily Gazette recently featured the Union College Choir, which will perform for the first time at Carnegie Hall, the midtown Manhattan concert venue that is revered for its beauty, acoustics and history.

The March 20 performance in Zankel Hall is set for 6 p.m.

It will be followed by a singing engagement at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., at 2 p.m. on March 22.

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Clifford Brown, the Robert Porter Patterson Professor of Government, recently spoke with Newsweek about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Brown joined Union in 1978.

Brian Peterson, associate professor of history, shared his expertise about the murder of African leader Thomas Sankara 35 years ago with The New York Times.

Sankara was the president of Burkina Faso. Peterson is the author of a recent biography of Sankara.

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