Cardinal & Cream

The Comfort of Comfort Shows

September 17, 2026

After watching “Outer Banks” for the fifth time, I figured it was time to find a new show. However, I found it surprisingly difficult to search for alternatives. As I was surfing through Netflix, I […]

Union University Projected to Open Nation’s First Religious Charter School Beginning August 2027

News

September 17, 2026

On April 28, 2026, the Jackson-Madison County School Board unanimously approved Union University’s application to open the nation’s first religious charter school, Union Academy, in Jackson, Tenn. Union Academy would set national precedent if successful. [...]

Union University Opens New Memphis Campus

News

September 16, 2026

At 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, Union University executives cut the ribbon to dedicate a brand new Memphis campus for adult studies in Cordova, TN. The dedication ceremony took place during the fall [...]

Kickback with SAC: Carnival Games and Caring for God’s Creation

News

September 8, 2026

Union University’s Student Activities Council held its annual “Kickback with SAC” event at the Bowld Patio on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, from 7-9 p.m. Although SAC holds an event every year during Labor Day weekend, [...]

Individual Success: A Theme In Union Cross-Country Season Opener

Sports

September 8, 2026

Memphis, Tenn. –Union University’s men’s and women’s cross-country teams opened their season last Saturday night at the City Auto Memphis Twilight XC Classic, with both teams taking home a 10th-place finish after a hot race [...]

How Hollywood Is Learning to Adapt Video Games

Arts & Entertainment

September 8, 2026

For decades, renowned directors in Hollywood have treated video game adaptations like a curse that’s doomed to fail before it ever even starts. Frankly, it’s hard to blame them given the reputation these films have [...]

Union Student-Athletes Serving A Greater Team: The Local Church

News

September 7, 2026

It’s hard to miss the student-athletes of Union University. It was a loud and crowded Wednesday afternoon at Brewer Dining Hall, affectionately called Cobo. My friends and I came just a little too late and [...]

Sydney Whittaker: A Gratitude-Filled Servant

Features

September 7, 2026

One thing I had heard about former Union volleyball player and current assistant coach Sydney Whittaker is that she puts people at ease. I didn’t know her personally, but everyone on campus spoke so highly of [...]

The Sidelines Episode 7: Sports as a Result of Monoculture

Multimedia

September 4, 2026

Join Kelsey and Stephen as they talk about the vibrancy of sports fandom and how it impacts culture as a whole. Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens [...]

The Comfort of Comfort Shows

Union University Projected to Open Nation’s First Religious Charter School Beginning August 2027

Union University Opens New Memphis Campus

Kickback with SAC: Carnival Games and Caring for God’s Creation

Individual Success: A Theme In Union Cross-Country Season Opener

How Hollywood Is Learning to Adapt Video Games

Sydney Whittaker: A Gratitude-Filled Servant

The Sidelines Episode 7: Sports as a Result of Monoculture

The Hot Seat Episode 7: The Value Of Pouring Into Student Ministry

The Loss Of Nostalgic Vinyl

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