It happens every Friday night at Union. Once night falls and people are heading to bed, Jennings Hall becomes the site of a vicious “war zone.” But this is not just any war — it is a struggle involving Nerf guns and foam bullets, and even zombies are invited. […]
November is approaching, and just as leaves are beginning to decorate the ground, political ads are starting to make television viewing a little more “colorful.” I recently found an ad for a politician running to represent California in Congress. While I am usually prepared for snide political commercials, after watching this ad I did not know whether to laugh or cry. […]
Baseball fans will not be chanting “Jaxx! Jaxx! Jaxx!” next season, but instead will have to become familiar with the Jackson team’s latest modifications, including the new team name, the Jackson Generals, and a new logo featuring a Bulldog chomping on a bat. […]
On college campuses today, Facebook is a given. But little more than six years ago, Facebook was just an idea in the mind of its creator, Mark Zuckerberg. The movie, “The Social Network,” dramatizes Facebook’s debut and rise to fame, followed by lawsuits over the ownership of the idea. […]
Visiting the Rock Springs Dairy is an unforgettable experience — from driving down winding country roads to witnessing Mennonites at work to taste-testing savory milk. The dairy pasteurizes milk in a unique way. […]
Union sorority Zeta Tau Alpha hosted a weeklong event known as “Pink Week,” Oct. 4-8, to help promote breast cancer awareness. October is known nationally as Breast Cancer Awareness month, and the Centers for Disease Control says one out of eight women will develop breast cancer. […]
In January of last year, Kelly Elliott, now head volleyball coach of the Lady Bulldogs, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Elliott, who was then a sports management professor at Union, quickly began chemotherapy to rid her body of the disease. The treatment was a success, but came with heavy costs to Elliott. […]
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