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During the first three weeks of the Fall term, both Fox House and Davidson House have seen widespread reports of mice in the dorms, with the rodents finding their way into well-stored and even sealed student food. Isabella Chaves do Reis ‘30, an international student from Brazil, spoke to Concordiensis about her experience with the...
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On July 1, 2026, Union College officially launched the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX, which expands upon the former Office of Title IX (“the Office”). This recent combination of offices centralizes all reports of discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and retaliation under a single department. The expanded office aims to better serve students, f
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, “BookTok” was all over my TikTok For You page, and if you also love seeing people recommend different books to read or talk about ideas for novels, you were most likely on it, too. The book suggestions ranged from person to person, but some of the more popular books that appeared...
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An exciting opportunity has arisen for students interested in politics and government. Applications are currently being accepted for students to live, study and intern in Washington D.C. this spring! For three months, students will intern in an office of their choosing, take political science courses, and explore the wide range of activities the city has...
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A sport that is familiar to nearly everyone from elementary school gym class takes on a new form at the collegiate level: ultimate frisbee. This week, Concordiensis shines a spotlight on Union College’s Ultimate Frisbee team, showcasing their skills on the field and uncovering the unique traditions that set this sport apart from others. The...
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Student government on college campuses can be one of the largest and most time consuming student commitments. From weekly mandatory meetings, financing large events, preparing speeches, and more, student government members are actively always doing something for the sake of uplifting their college. Although this role is traditionally unpaid like any other ex
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Around Schenectady: Wing Walk 2026 The Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corporation is proud to host the 13th annual Wing Walk. Wing walkers will visit each participating restaurant, each showcasing their culinary creativity, each creating a signature flavor of chicken wings to earn your votes! When: Saturday, October 3rd at 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM Where: Downto
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This is compiled from the college’s Crime & Fire Log, including this summary from the past week. 9/23/26, 12:34 PM / Peschel Center Vandalism- to college property – golf cart damaged – incident occurred between 2:30 PM on 9/22/26 & 10:15 AM on 9/24/26 Closed. No suspects or witnesses 9/24/26 11:24 AM / Boathouse Theft of...
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On Saturday, September 19th, Union psychology professor Chad Rogers’ band, “Nice Hockey”, performed at Schenectady Porchfest. I went with a group of other students who had classes taught by Professor Rogers, some I knew beforehand and some I didn’t; a good example of how music can bring people together. While watching the performance, I wasn’t...
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