Sports
Softball loses the weekend
Lady Bulldog softball lost to No. 5 University of North Alabama this past weekend. Union played a double header Saturday, April 16. In the first game Union came up with only two hits. Both hits […]
Month: April 2016
Perspectives
PERSPECTIVE: How a Baseball Team Brought a Community Together
Everything in my city was blue. Royal blue, to be exact. It happened the first time in October 2014, when the Kansas City Royals went to the World Series for the first time in 29 […]
Features
Student ambassador position undergoing change
The student ambassador position at Union University has begun going through some changes. The position, which used to consist of both serving as a tour guide and assisting the enrollment counselor, is being split in […]
News
Smith: ‘We are not prisoners to our past’
Robert Smith Jr. spoke in chapel Friday, on circumcision of the heart. Smith said everyone makes mistakes, goes through hard times and feels pain. But while our past may shape us, it is not what defines us. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Accordions — A Love Story
My accordion sits in a hole-poked case turned light brown from years of closet life. The case is ridiculously large, like an oversized luggage bag from a bad Bing Crosby movie. The inside is velvet, […]
Arts & Entertainment
Five groups showcase talent in Variety Show
The Student Activities Council hosted the 19th annual Variety Show at the Carl Perkins Civic Center downtown Saturday. Chi Omega took home Best Overall Performance in the large group category, and Lambda Chi Alpha won Best […]
News
The Lion is real: A Case for Christ
Union’s very own philosophy professor, Justin Barnard stood at the bottom of Hartley Recital Hall in Jennings to introduce Jerry Walls, who was wearing a black tie with gold lettering and a huge lion head at the […]