Union in the Media

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the theatrical release of the classic film, "The Way We Were." A number of iconic scenes were shot on campus and the surrounding area in the fall of 1972, giving students and others an opportunity to get up close and personal with Hollywood royalty, Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford.

Columnist Paul Grondahl of the Times Union looks back at the impact for the College. A subscription may be needed to access the article.

To learn more, check out a story on the College's news site.

Stacie Raucci, the Frank Bailey Professor of Classics and chair of the department, was recently profiled in the Daily Gazette. Raucci was selected as the College Marshal.

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Raucci joined the College in 2004.

Lewis Davis, the Thomas Armstrong Professor of Economics, was recently featured on The Academic Minute.

The daily program features professors from colleges and universities around the world sharing their research. It airs on public radio stations across the country.

Davis talked about the socioeconomic results of COVID infection rates on college campuses.

The research was highlighted in a recent issue of the Union College Magazine.

Marcus Hotaling, director of the Eppler-Wolff Counseling Center and president of the Association of University and College Counseling Center Directors, shared his expertise about student mental health with the New York Times.

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Hotaling joined Union in 2007.

Lori Marso, the Doris Zemurray Stone Professor of Modern Literary and Historical Studies, reviewed the hit movie "Barbie," for the Los Angeles Review of Books.

To read Marso’s essay, visit the website.

The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down race-conscious admissions policies for most colleges and universities across the country in a pair of cases challenging affirmative action at Harvard and the University of North Carolina.

President David R. Harris shared his thoughts about the decision with a number of national media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press and Inside Higher Ed.

He was also quoted in a story by The Daily Gazette.

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Lorraine Cox, associate professor of visual arts and chair of the Visual Arts Department, was featured in The Daily Gazette.

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Cox joined Union in 2001.