Blogs
It is well
This week I have been carrying around the weight of my sin. I have been bogged down by feelings of inadequacy and reminders of my complete failure to live a Christ-honoring life. Yesterday in church, […]
Month: October 2012
Blogs
Craving Thanksgiving
What comes to mind when you think of Thanksgiving? The food, naturally, whether or not that shows a slight problem in priorities. From what I have seen, most families serve the typical Thanksgiving favorites: turkey […]
Blogs
Rest for the weary
I’ve heard from many people that this week has been a heavy one, full of burdens too cumbersome to bear, worries that rob us of our peace, shame that eats away our hope. For those […]
News
Hundley Center workshops focus on preparing for graduate school
By Jake Fain Staff Writer The Hundley Center for Academic Enrichment recently finished hosting a three-part graduate school prep series to expand students’ understanding of what to expect with all that comes with applying and […]
Blogs
Bon Appetit
Here lately, I have been tracking down the good cooks — online, that is. The internet is simply brimming with wonderful recipes and talented chefs (whether legit or self-proclaimed), and you don’t have to drive […]
Features
Family weekend highlights student organizations
By Alana Hu Staff Writer This year’s Family Weekend, hosted by Residence Life, featured many changes with its traditional events. As part of the event, parents and siblings arrived on Friday and attended classes with […]
Features
Red Bus Project visits campus for Family Weekend
By Kendra Loh Staff Writer A red double-decker bus parked on the Great Lawn attracted much attention from the Union community and its Family Weekend guests Sept. 29. The bus, which was renovated to be […]