The recent rise of suicides among U.S. soldiers is causing the armed forces to re-evaluate its behavioral health-care efforts in bases nationwide. According to a report released this year, there were 160 active-duty suicide deaths during 2009. […]
The production “As It Is In Heaven,” a play about the beginning of the second Shakers revival, showed Oct. 28 – Nov. 1, at Union. The play depicted an upset in traditional Shaker culture that takes place when a young girl begins to have holy visions. […]
We have all heard it said we live in the “Union bubble.” It is the world we create through the strong community and feeling we are always at “home.” At Union, we have the privilege of our opinions on faith being the norm. Being a Christian is always acceptable. […]
More than halfway through the fall semester, several leaders in the newly reorganized School of Theology and Missions continue the Union tradition of the integration of faith and learning as they seek to connect daily spiritual life with academics. […]
Dr. Gregory Thornbury, vice president of spiritual life and dean of the School of Theology and Missions, spent two weeks in Norway teaching a course on postmodern philosophy an effort to cultivate a global relationship among Christian intellectuals. […]
Sharing knowledge and understanding in a classroom is an ability not many possess. But those few who choose to teach and learn to use this tool change lives. The goal of the education department is to develop teachers who will have an impact on lives. […]
In an effort to make students’ Union e-mail accounts and user names more intuitive, Information Technology is implementing a change that will affect email and Blackboard. Students’ ID numbers will be replaced to incorporate the students’ names. […]
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