Features
Micah Winn: Building Relationships In The Busy
“There was a few people that were like, ‘Alright, I want you to make me a drink that no one knows about,’ and I was like, ‘I’m going to try something,’ and it kinda became […]
Month: November 2022
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Root For The Scumbags In The Films Of The Safdie Brothers
There’s a very specific, terrifying feeling of experiencing a situation spiral out of control. It’s a tightness in the chest, like someone is exerting their whole weight onto you and pushing panic up through your […]
Basketball
Naomi Van Nes: A Different Love For Basketball
“It really was quite unexpected for me to pick up basketball again at Union,” graduate recruiter and student management specialist Naomi Van Nes said. “All other doors closed apart from basketball, so I took that […]
Men's Basketball
Graduate Assistants: Preparing Themselves And Others For What’s Next
There’s a wide-eyed romanticism to embarking on the journey of making a career for oneself. Having already tasted the freedoms of college, the rest of the world is typically the next big step for students. […]
Features
Using Culture To Cultivate Community: How One International Student Has Found Home at Union
“I usually tell people I was four times illegitimate in China. The story starts there,” sophomore computer science major Olive says with a grin. I narrow my eyes at her, feeling a bit perplexed. The […]
News
Latin American Students’ Organization Hosts Spanish Worship Night
On Thursday, Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m., Union’s Latin American Students’ Organization (LASO) put on Spanish Worship Night in the Bowld Student Commons gym, where El Shaddai Praise Band led worship. Spanish Worship Night serves to […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: ‘Waiting to Spill’ Challenges Listeners With A Changed Backseat Lovers
“Skip this garbage!” While the 11-year-old I pick up from school’s reaction to the songs was a bit extreme, I won’t lie — part of me felt the same way listening to the Backseat Lovers’ […]