Bronner House - Multicultural Theme House

Bronner House (Multicultural Theme House) at Union College Est. 1985 We are located between Breazzano House and the Admissions Office.

Bronner House, known as a the Multicultural Theme House, is a small co-ed house consisting of 9 spacious dormitory rooms and housing a total of 15 students. Since Bronner's establishment in 1985, we have worked to diversify and unite the Union College campus. Part of our goal is to raise awareness in this campus of all the different cultures and ethnic groups that make up the Union College community. Bronner House allows others to learn about a variety of cultures and customs.

05/14/2016

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Schaffer Library celebrates Women’s History Month | Schaffer Library's News and Events

03/15/2013

Honoring Women's History Month

Schaffer Library celebrates Women’s History Month | Schaffer Library's News and Events Check back during March to explore some of the new and familiar resources on Women’s History available here in Schaffer and online, including DVDs, Books, Newspapers, Databases, Open Access collections, and more. We will keep a scrolling view, so if you miss a post – just browse through the page:

02/01/2013

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!

11/02/2012

Did You Know:
Bronner House a.k.a. Smith House, was named after John Blair Smith. He was the first president of Union College, and later died from the yellow fever epidemic.