Blogs
A Salute to Summer Salads
With fall making its grand entrance this past weekend, I feel it is only appropriate to give a shout-out to one of my favorite summertime finds this year – the berry salad. Sure, you can […]
Month: September 2012
Blogs
Restaurant Review: The Golden Eagle
Looking for a unique eating experience? If you’re up for a short road trip, then I suggest you try the Golden Eagle, a Mongolian stir-fry restaurant. The building is tucked in small shopping center in […]
Blogs
Soul Food in a Tiny Kitchen
When someone experiences a tragedy in life, whether it be the loss of a job or a loved one, the first way I respond is to cook something. I’m not sure if this is a […]
Blogs
Led by love: learning to find rest in a world of restlessness
Growing up as a pastor’s kid and a perfectionist, I was constantly striving—striving to earn the best grades possible, to be the best musician in the symphonic band, to be the most reliable friend to […]
Blogs
Starting Fresh
To all the hungry students, I have a confession – I am a bit obsessed with the art of eating. So what’s better for a food junkie than a food blog? That’s what I thought, […]
News
Graduate programs focus of Union’s new Hendersonville campus
By Katherine Flippin Staff Writer Many have inquired about Union University’s new extension campus in Hendersonville, Tenn., since its dedication Aug. 2. While classes have already begun for the 2012-2013 academic year, people from the […]
Sports
Landham hired as men’s assistant soccer coach
By Kathryn Moore Staff Writer Union has chosen James Robert Landham as the new assistant men’s soccer coach, making him one of the youngest assistant coaches in all the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Landham, 22, […]