For many new freshmen and transfer students, Life Groups are the first extracurricular activity they experience after walking onto campus.
Life Groups typically consist of two leaders and about 12 to 14 students. Groups meet every other week for about an hour, and meetings usually include a time of fun and fellowship, followed by prayer, devotions or discussion. […]
Life groups are a campus-life staple at Union University. For many new freshmen and transfer students, life groups are the first extracurricular activity they experience after walking onto campus. […]
Students and business leaders packed the Carl Grant Events Center while Harry Smith reminded audience members that living a Christian life in the business world is not easy, but is still rewarding for those who faithfully trust God in professional decisions.
The annual event, sponsored by the McAfee School of Business, is designed to encourage and equip members of the local business community to integrate their Christian faith into their professional lives. […]
The demonstration that started it all is Occupy Wall Street, a group of just a few hundred protestors in Liberty Square aiming to shut down Wall Street. The protestors refer to themselves as the 99 percent, and claim they are opposed to the 1 percent who possess the most wealth. […]
Known for his ability to turn a “point and shoot” photographer into a photojournalist and his down-to-earth teaching technique, Jim Veneman, assistant professor of communication arts and director of Visual Communication, was awarded the National Press Photographers Association’s Robin F. Garland Educator Award. […]
For the 15th straight year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Union as one of the South’s best regional universities.
Tied with the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Va., Union is 15th on the list, the same spot it ranked last year. This is the highest Union has ranked to-date. […]
Over spring break, Union University’s president stayed busy singing in the Vatican in Rome, touring Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum, passing out evangelism tracts in Florida, receiving a parking ticket, visiting the St. Louis zoo, and tanning on the beach. Only it was not the real Dr. David S. Dockery who traveled the world but rather the DSD bobblehead version that kept students company during spring break. […]
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