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Prof. Aaron Cass, ACM-W Community Chair Celia Lane ‘23, and Riley Spagnuolo ’23 gather at the Turning Tumble. The Turing Tumble is a simulation kit to explain the logic of computers using marbles and fun.

[Photo] CS Fest returns to celebrate computer science and tech

May 19, 2022
The Jazz Ensemble has been performing on Steinmetz Day ever since the 1990s. This tradition has halted as a result of COVID-19, but the group is recovering from the repercussions brought by the pandemic.

Union Jazz Ensemble concludes return of in-person Steinmetz Day

May 19, 2022
Miryam Moutillet—the Gustave L. Davis 59 and Susan S. Davis Director of Dance—will be directing the 32nd annual Steinmetz Dance Performance. This performance is the last one she will direct, concluding 24 years at Union College.

Over 50 student dancers expect to perform on Steinmetz Day

May 12, 2022
Concordy wants to give a shoutout to Women’s Union E-board members and all the women and supporters of Women’s Union on campus. (Left to Right) Women’s Union E-board members include Hannah Crodelle ‘23: PR Chair Emily Olenik ‘23: President Jackson Giammattei ‘23: President Tsewang Antsa ‘24: Secretary Ayah Osman ‘24: Vice President Libby Walton ‘24: Treasurer (not pictured)

Women of the Week (WoW): Women’s Union

May 5, 2022
Union College welcomes first in-person, outdoor SpringFest organized by Student Forum since COVID-19 pandemic. Students gather on Richmond Parking Lot and West Beach to enjoy barbecue prepared by UC Hospitality, music brought by Hot Chelle Rae, Sage the Gemini, and 24kGoldn, and sunshine from the sky.

[Photo] What does SpringFest mean to U?

May 5, 2022
Audience stood up to cheer for Gaga Precise, who performed Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” a song that empowered women, minorities, and the LBGTQ+ community.

Make visible Union’s LGBTQ+ community through drag

May 4, 2022
(Left to Right) Daniel Tyebkhan 23, Olivia Brand 23, Vu Le 23, Cray Case 25 (in the back), and Max Taylor 23 perform in front of the Schaffer Library Plaza. They are known as Common Interest, and they deliberately chose songs that have a sustainability-related message.

Common Interest’s first performance endorsed by audience

April 28, 2022
CS Chair John Rieffel unsure how to calm the students in despair

Potential merge between CS and MLL?

April 14, 2022
The Olympic Games will be held despite COVID-19 raging onward.

Winter Olympics kick off in spite of COVID-19 challenges

February 7, 2022

Former Syrian colonel found guilty of crimes against humanity

January 20, 2022
New Zealand is world-first to introduce climate change laws for businesses

New Zealand is world-first to introduce climate change laws for businesses

April 22, 2021
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Ethnic clashes in West Darfur further provoke Sudan’s tribal conflict

April 15, 2021
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Multinational companies face backlash for discontinuing use of Xinjiang cotton

April 8, 2021
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