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Everybody’s Dolly: The Woman Who Belonged To Every Generation

September 2, 2026

On Aug. 25, 2026, at 80 years of age, the world lost a public treasure. Known as the “Queen of Country”, Dolly Parton is an iconic American singer, songwriter, actress, and philanthropist. Any person, from any generation, who has listened to her songs, watched her films, or even […]

Why We Still Need Spider-Man

Arts & Entertainment

August 31, 2026

Go ahead, Peter. Touch her. I audibly gasped when this line was delivered in “Spider-Man: Brand-New Day”. The shock factor was almost unfairly effective. I couldn’t tear my eyes from the screen as Peter Parker’s [...]

Alana Williams, The Lady of Lee

Features

August 31, 2026

It’s an intensely muggy Saturday night, and an expectant hush fills the air. I am standing on the Bowld patio, covered in body paint, glitter across my cheekbones, crushed between people from my dorm. The [...]

Union Lady Bulldogs Go 2-2 in 2026 Union University Volleyball Classic

Sports

August 31, 2026

Jackson, Tenn. – Union University Volleyball opened their season with the 2026 Union University Volleyball Classic this past weekend, splitting their four games as Head Coach Emma Carter made her Union coaching debut. The Lady [...]

Chapel Construction Begins, Economic Realities Drive Changes in The Lex

News

August 31, 2026

Upon returning to school, students at Union University were met with several changes on campus, including a demolition site in front of the Penick Academic Center, a construction site across from Starbucks, raised prices in [...]

Counting Crows, Broken Toes, and the Character of Christ

Sports

August 28, 2026

There truly is no philosopher like the great Adam Duritz, frontman for the rock band Counting Crows. “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you got till it’s gone,” he sings [...]

The Silver Pen Episode 8: “Clayface” & The Superhero Industry

Multimedia

August 27, 2026

Join Payton Campbell and Luke Dalton as they unpack the current state of the superhero movie industry and how DC’s upcoming “Clayface” may be the start of a new era in comic book filmmaking. Share [...]

The Return of Original Films: Why Audiences Are Leaving Behind Cinematic Homework

Arts & Entertainment

August 27, 2026

For years, it has felt like almost all of Hollywood’s biggest releases come paired with some homework required to fully enjoy the films. Before even buying a ticket, audiences may be asked to remember the [...]

The Return Of Maul: A Walking Moral Dilemma

Arts & Entertainment

April 29, 2026

“You are operating under the assumption that I am the villain here, but it is not as simple as good and evil.” This line from episode two of “Maul — Shadow Lord” perfectly encapsulates Maul’s [...]

Everybody’s Dolly: The Woman Who Belonged To Every Generation

Why We Still Need Spider-Man

Alana Williams, The Lady of Lee

Union Lady Bulldogs Go 2-2 in 2026 Union University Volleyball Classic

Chapel Construction Begins, Economic Realities Drive Changes in The Lex

Counting Crows, Broken Toes, and the Character of Christ

The Silver Pen Episode 8: “Clayface” & The Superhero Industry

The Return of Original Films: Why Audiences Are Leaving Behind Cinematic Homework

The Return Of Maul: A Walking Moral Dilemma

Paying The Bills: One-On-Ones With Terrence Ringo Jr.

What If I Have Never Had A Real Conversation?

Union Celebrated Student And Faculty Achievement At Annual Awards Day Chapel

Is Rory McIlroy One of the Greats?

Union Debate Team Competes At National Tournament

Dr. Green: Shaping The Generations

Olivia Lee: A Servant On The Court

Union University’s Groundbreaking Ceremony For A New Chapel

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