Tess Koman ‘13
Editor in Chief
22. Make Health Services more accessible.
There is a plethora of resources here at Union that we, as students, should take advantage of. Sometimes, we are so busy doing exactly that that we forget one of the most valuable resources we have: Health Services. They provide …→
Gibbs tells student body ‘What’s next’
Union College got an insider’s perspective on what our nation should expect politically in the next few years from former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on Monday, April 25th. The event was sponsored by Speaker’s Forum and was open …→
WHAT’S NEXT: The Concordiensis sits down with Robert Gibbs
“Still waiting for spring here, huh?” Yes, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs. While I enjoyed my small talk with the former White House Press Secretary, I was more interested in hearing about his career. “We have this tremendous experiment called democracy,” said …→
Obama visits Schenectady: The President toured G.E. and praised the Electric City for its commitment to improving America
Last Friday, Jan. 21, President Barack Obama flew into Schenectady to take a tour of the original General Electric Plant with the CEO of the [...]
Green Expo educates student body on campus sustainability
On Monday, Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the on-campus sustainability groups participated in the first annual Green Expo.Held in Reamer Pit, the Expo was organized to raise awareness about Union College’s environmental groups and to promote …→
Petitions available for Class of 2014 elections
Yesterday, freshmen petitions to run for Student Representative became available in Student Activities on the fourth floor of Reamer. Students running require at least three hundred signatures on their petitions to be considered for the representative position. Petitions will be …→
Club Expo highlights Union involvement
On Fri., Sept. 10 Student Activities hosted its annual Club Expo on the Rugby Field. Lasting from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., the Expo hosted about 80 clubs, 20 on-campus organizations, and 20 off-campus organizations, welcoming approximately 800 students. The …→