Nonviolence activist talks civil rights, SNCC
Civil rights activist, professor and minister Dr. Bernard Lafayette Jr. spoke at the Nott Memorial Monday at 6 p.m. to discuss his experiences in the Civil Rights movement as a Freedom Rider, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) organizer and participant …→
Le Ly Hayslip to come to campus
On Monday, Feb. 6, Union will host Le Ly Hayslip, a Vietnam War survivor and activist who is working to repair relations between Vietnamese and Americans. In 1988, Le Ly Hayslip founded the East Meets West Foundation, a humanitarian organization …→
12. Politicize our education.
In 2014, Union College will prepare to graduate its current freshman class of 560 students, a class ultimately comprised of lawyers, philosophers, doctors, engineers, artists and countless other young professionals. They will also be preparing to graduate 560 young citizens. …→
Tariq Ali visits the U: British-Pakistani intellectual marks second-to-last speaker of Minerva lecture series on oil
The college was truly fortunate to have writer, activist, historian and political scientist Tariq Ali speak this Monday as the final lecturer of the Minerva lecture series on oil. Ali has written prolifically on the Middle East and war crimes …→
Victory Day on the U
Every seat was full Monday night at Hale House when Europa House, the Russian and Eastern European Culture Club and the Russian Department of Modern Languages threw a celebration in honor of Russian Victory Day in Europe. The events guests …→
Hiroshima survivor visits campus
Last Wednesday evening, Takaaki Morikawa, a survivor of the nuclear attack on Hiroshima, spoke at an event sponsored by Campus Action. A member of the Never Again campaign to ban nuclear weapons, Morikawa’s message was simple: an end to the …→
