Bernadette Bruu, Arts Editor
October 10, 2019
On Thursday at approximately The Steinmetz Committee announced on Monday that they are now accepting proposals for a new subcategory within the Visual and Performing Arts departments. Projects will be varied in medium but singular ...
Daniel Greenman, Contributing Writer
October 3, 2019
Union’s architecture reflects its historic status. The school has inspired alumni older the electrical grid to now to do great things with great responsibility.
From always-mentioned-first Nott Memorial–one of the country...
October 3, 2019
Emily Andrews, Contributing Writer
September 26, 2019
In the spring of 2019, amidst the warm weather and social events, many Union students recall the terror that swept the school. Students cowered in the masses of ants that would claim the Wold tables, resulting in massive displ...
Caleb Seyour, Staff Writer
May 23, 2019
UNESCO is at it again folks and this year’s list of World Heritage Sites is wilder than ever. Notably, Union College got a nod, with its pyramid sculpture winning “Most Important Cultural Landmark of All Time.”
Based on new archaeo...
Zachary Nislick, Columnist
May 23, 2019
To make this year’s Lobsterfest a real unique eating experience, all food besides Lobster will be served in a breakable plastic casing so everyone can feel the satisfaction of cracking something open to access their food. T...
David Khazen, Staff Writer
May 23, 2019
Every student on campus is familiar with the struggle of getting a package from the mailroom. You always seem to get that “pick up your package” email at the most inconvenient times. Sometimes you’re in class all day and j...
Colin Brownlee, Staff Writer
May 16, 2019
Over the weekend, hundreds of alumni returned to campus, many of whom were in Greek organizations. Planning on returning to their former houses to relive the glory days and partake in old shenanigans, many were dumbfounded to arrive at ...
David Khazen, Staff Writer
May 16, 2019
Every male student on campus knows those dreaded words. You walk up to the front door of the party and are greeted by two foreboding figures, staring at you menacingly, judging your every move. You slowly walk up the steps, tr...
Andrew Wojtowicz, 807 Editor
May 9, 2019
In a new report found by graduate students at MIT, it was discovered that some classes could be taught through just a singular email at the beginning of the term.
As colleges across the country look to more efficient ways of ...
David Khazen, Staff Writer
May 9, 2019
As we enter the latter half of spring term, seniors are beginning to hear back from employers about their futures.
One such student is Jack Panini, who just last night, posted in the Union College Class of 2019 Facebook page: ...
Zachary Nislick, Staff Writer
May 9, 2019
A recent discovery was made in Jackson Gardens earlier this week, which administrators believe to be the final piece qualifying Union for the Ivy League. A rare plant species, known only to grow in the most prestigious universities ...
