News
Run, Hide, Fight: Reacting During a School Shooting
At the US Attorney’s Office, we always have to stay on our toes. There are a lot of people who would seek to damage any part of the US government and a lot of released […]
Month: March 2018
Arts & Entertainment
History Department Fashion 101
“If you go to a history conference, you may find the worst dressers out there.” Dr. Bates says this through a laugh, smiling as he adjusts his soft, brown sports coat over his shoulders. He […]
Artists of the Week
Artist of the Week: Abigail Wolfzorn
“There’s this material called clay that is not intimidating, it’s just dirt,” say ceramics major Abigail Wolfzorn. I first met Abigail during our freshman year on the lawn of the Heritage Complex. Her bright blue […]
Features
The Bike Recycling Club and Why No One Should Have to Walk
I run my life by efficiency, meaning if something isn’t quick enough or productive enough, I cut it out of my existence. Taking more than ten minutes to eat a meal? Absolutely not. Planning out […]
News
Spring Bible Conference to Focus on the Presence of God in the Bible and Today
The Ryan Center for Biblical Studies will be hosting their eighth Bible conference at the Grant Events Center on March 2-3. The conference will feature George Guthrie, the Benjamin W. Perry professor of Bible and […]
News
Union Impresses in Conference Tournament Opener
On Tuesday night the Lady Bulldogs had a dominating 75-58 win over Delta State University in the debut of the conference playoffs. It was a team effort that saw four Union players score in double […]