The recent controversy over the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy continues to be debated within the federal court and society at large. Originating in 1993 under the Clinton administration, the policy prohibits open homosexuals from participating in the military. […]
Last semester a group of computer science students and CSI fans gathered for a class called Information Assurance and Security, an upper-level computer science class, which was started as a result of the high demand for information assurance. […]
Before November, Jackson residents had to search far and wide to find a decent cupcake — crème-filled, sprinkled and iced. Now, cupcake connoisseurs and average snackers alike can look no further than HaliHannigan’s Cupcakery, located in The Columns. […]
Dodgeballs fly about the gym as contestants scramble to avoid incoming agents of “death,” or in this case, “getting out.” Twelve teams came out to play in the Social Work Department’s annual dodgeball tournament, but more importantly to support “Canstruction.” […]
Tourism can be tricky. Every now and then a small area can absolutely boom and affect a whole country, all in a short amount of time. Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a blatant example of extreme growth in tourism, particularly at Angkor Wat, an ancient city now in ruins. […]
Entering 2010 as the top-ranked favorite, the Lady Bulldogs got a chance to prove themselves against two of the SEC’s best. Union traveled to Knoxville Sunday to take on Tennessee in an exhibition game, falling 86–53 to the No. 4 Lady Volunteers. […]
The Student Activities Council hosted a homecoming concert on Nov. 5 in the G.M. Savage Memorial Chapel with special guests Andrew Ripp, Ben Rector and Dave Barnes. Amy Holden, SAC member and senior Spanish major, said about 900 people attended the concert.
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