The U-Start incubator is located right next to the Union campus and Hal Friend’s entrepreneurship courses are working in collaboration with business projects.

Calling all entrepreneurs: Innogen business incubator near campus can help U connect with startups

Union’s U-Start Business Incubator is now the Innogen Business Accelerator. The incubator, started in 1999 by former president Roger Hull and former General Electric executive Walter Robb, is managed by DHA Holdings. The U-Start incubator was founded to encourage and …→

Student Forum helps Union go greener

Student Forum plans to initiate a Vice President of Sustainability position to the Executive Board for the upcoming year. VP of Academics Andrew Davis ‘11 proposed the idea for the new position. The VP of Sustainability would act as a …→

Yohanny Vargas '12 helps out with arts and crafts during the event.

UCARE connects Schenectady with U

This past Sunday the Kenney Community Center hosted the 15th annual UCARE Day, a free carnival for local children and their families. UCARE, which stands for Union Community Action Reaching Everyone, is a program to connect Union students with volunteer …→

Union students enjoy dinner with their overnight accepted students in College Park Hall.

Union looks ahead to class of 2015

Accepted students for the class of 2015 have until May 1 to commit to joining the Union community.   According to Vice President for Admissions, Matt Malatesta, Union anticipates a class of about 575 students, 230 of which have already …→

Shelly Shinebarger and her daughter Kristen sit in the skybox as the students defeat the faculty team.

Hoops for help: Students score for Kristen Shinebarger

This past Wednesday, April 13, faculty and students turned out to participate in the second annual Hoops for Help event at Viniar Center to support the Shinebarger family. Eight-year-old Kristen Shinebarger, daughter of Union’s Director of Student Support Services, Shelly …→

Looking for a roommate? Come to speed-roomating!

Unlike the better-known practice of speed-dating, speed-roomating allows students to meet an eligible living partner rather than being randomly placed with another student. The event is optional but allows current students who are looking for one or more individuals to …→

Beware of the a-flock-alypse!

Beware of the a-flock-alypse!

  Although wildlife on campus may appear to be limited to the squirrels that dart in and out of trash cans, Union has become a major site for roosting crows, which gather together during the evening in packs of thousands. Union …→

Danielle Kreig '12 is the winner of the Sexual Assault Poster contest to raise awareness about sexual assault on campus. Her poster design (see above) will appear around Union in coming weeks.

‘Prince Charming’ takes the poster prize

The Union College Student Forum and Dean of Students office recently selected Danielle Kreig ‘12 as the winner of the Sexual Assault Poster Campaign contest, which was extended from last term. Danielle’s winning poster, entitled “What happens when Prince Charming …→

Dining Services searches for new director

Union College Dining Services is ushering in the new year with a search for a new department director. The director will replace Dan Detora, who left toward the end of last spring term. Detora is currently employed by Sodexo Food …→

Author, journalist, and feminist Rebecca Walker addresses the crowd in her speech “The End of Feminism: Why Feminism as We Know it Must Transform” in the Nott on Thursday, Oct. 28.

Author speaks about “The End of Feminism”

On Thursday, Oct. 28, students, faculty, and community members gathered at the Nott Memorial to hear well-known author, journalist, and feminist Rebecca Walker speak on “The End of Feminism: Why Feminism as We Know it Must Transform.” The talk is …→