Bold brushstrokes cover canvases that revolutionized the art world and ushered in the modern era. Many Impressionist works do not portray a clear image, but instead attempt to convey certain emotions or impressions in “The Birth of Impressionism.” […]
A cold morning with no classes would normally translate into a day inside for most students, but on Nov. 2, more than 1,000 in the Union community served around Jackson for the university’s annual “Campus and Community: A Day of Remembrance and Service.” […]
Intramurals have been played for four years at the West Jackson Baptist Church softball fields. The wide range of intramural activities played there includes ultimate frisbee, flag football and softball. It has not always been that way though. […]
As the economy continues to decline, the cost of a college degree steadily grows. Although the benefits of secondary education seem obvious, students and parents must decide if spending thousands for a college degree is worth the outstanding cost. […]
Earlier this semester, approximately 75 Union freshmen participated in a seminar aimed at improving college students financial literacy. In partnership with Leader’s Credit Union and Chartis AIG, Students in Free Enterprise hosted the event. […]
In ethical and political circles, the term “pro-life” evokes primarily — and for some people, exclusively — the issue of abortion. It means opposing any act that leads to the direct and intentional destruction of an unborn child in a mother’s womb. […]
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Hanging from the rafters and draped across tables, lights blinked a soft glow onto mannequins and models clothed in glitter and lace. To celebrate her 30 years pinning and tucking, designer Pat Kerr hosted a fashion show in Humboldt, Tenn., Oct. 29. […]
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