By Jacob Smith, executive committee chairman, J.H. Eaton Society Fellowship, particularly over food, was one of the defining features of the church in Acts. Baptists earned their historic reputation for eating because of their desire […]
Elaine Harriss, professor of music at the University of Tennessee at Martin, greeted her audience with an explanation of her inspiration for the Monday evening recital. “I was perusing Amazon when I came across a CD […]
Stand Up For Your Sister is a seminar that raises awareness of common issues that women face and allows women on campus to become vulnerable about their struggles. Monday night, approximately 160 females, students and […]
The room lit up as Student Activities Council President Jessica Vinyard walked through the door, tossing her golden hair over one shoulder and beaming a smile as wide as the Grand Canyon. Vinyard, a junior mathematics […]
Life Groups present opportunities to minister to others, build relationships and make a difference in the lives of incoming students in the fall. Andy Campbell, sophomore economics major and Life Group leader, said the experience is […]
Verbal fireworks threatened to erupt in the form of boos, whistles and claps from the packed bleachers, divided between Union students and a liberal sprinkling of royal blue T-shirts, with every call the referees made. One team was battling to […]
High school seniors got a small taste of college life and competed for university-sponsored scholarships this weekend, the first of two Scholars of Excellence Weekends for the year. Each scholar had to participate in a personal interview, a […]
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