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Concordiensis

Students Unsatisfied with Off-Campus Release Decisions
Allyson Bennett, News Editor • February 20, 2025

On Monday, February 10, rising senior students who applied to be released from their housing contract received their decisions for off-campus release. The majority of students...

Form 13614-C, the interview sheet used for clients at the tax site. Information there is used to fill out tax returns and obtain tax credits.
Union’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program Going Strong 20 Years Later
Allyson Bennett, News Editor • February 20, 2025

This winter term, Union College’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is in its 20th year of operation. The program is operated by Professor Mary Okeffe and students...

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The Women’s Basketball team before their game against Vassar.
Celebrating Union Women’s Sports
Noor El Maayergi, Sports Editor • February 20, 2025

Throughout this school year, Union’s Women’s sports programs have had solid seasons. This includes a number of academic accomplishments from our student-athletes. Women’s...

The women's team holding the cup after their first cup win in five years.
Women’s Hockey Clinches Mayor’s Cup, First Win Since 2020
Allyson Bennett, News Editor • January 30, 2025

On Saturday, January 25, 2025, the women’s hockey team beat RPI 3-2 to win the Mayor’s Cup for the first time since 2020. The team also swept all of the season’s games against...

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Union students gathered in line for food at the Super Bowl Watch Party in Beuth House.
Super Bowl Fever Sweeps Union!
Sienna Chambial, Pop/Culture Editor • February 13, 2025

This past weekend was one of the most culturally significant of the year for students at Union College, as well as for Americans across the nation, as the Super Bowl took place...

How do U Celebrate Valentine’s Day Solo?
How do U Celebrate Valentine’s Day Solo?
Angelina Martinelli, Staff Writer • February 13, 2025

Valentine’s Day may be known now as a holiday colored with pink and red, drowned in stuffed animals and chocolate, but the origin comes from the legend of St. Valentine, with...

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The Green House Minerva, one of seven Minerva's on campus.
Lets Speed Date – Housing Edition
Gillian Paseka, Opinion's Editor • February 13, 2025

With the month of February, we not only celebrate the holiday of love, but also make the decision of where to reside in the next academic year. This can be tricky, as there...

President Trump sworn into office, surrounded by family and friends.
President Trump’s Inauguration
Gillian Paseka, Opinion's Editor • January 30, 2025

On Monday, January 20, 2025, Donald Trump held his inauguration inside the United States Capitol Building. With any inauguration, the newly inducted president must give an...

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Iyaz performs onstage at the College Park Hall Ballroom.
Iyaz and Nott Logical Play to Intimate Crowd at Union
Noor El Maayergi, Sports Editor • February 20, 2025

Last Friday, February 7, the “Shawty’s like a melody” guy, professionally known as Iyaz, performed in College Park Hall, to a crowd of eighty Union students. The concert...

A falafel bowl and spicy chicken bowl at Rathskeller.
Lines Out The Door at Reinvented Rathskeller- For Good Reason
Matthew Lowry, 807 Editor • January 16, 2025

While the Union College dining Instagram account may have teased the dining changes as a new late-night option, most students - myself included - are much more excited about...

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Inglis presents his ideas for combating climate change to audience in the Nott.
Conservatives for Climate? ESPE Seminar Offers New Perspective
Abby Trzepla, Sci-Tech Editor • February 13, 2025

Former United States Representative Bob Inglis spoke in the Nott on February 3 as part of the Climate Solutions ESPE Winter Seminar Series, addressing the issue of climate...

Professor Corbin presents his research on invasive plant species across regions.
Invasive Plants Take Over the Stage in New Biology Seminar
Abby Trzepla, Sci-Tech Editor • January 30, 2025

The latest installment in the Biology department’s seminar series for this term featured Professor Corbin, presenting his talk “Past, Present, and Future Pirates of the...

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