News
Facing Diversity: Women In STEM
Biome and SMACS hosted a panel with five female Union professors to talk about Women in STEM on Feb. 14 at 12 p.m. in White Hall room 101. The panel consisted Betsy Caceres, Jeannette Russ, […]
Month: February 2024
Features
EDGE Program Hosts Tim Tebow Foundation’s Night To Shine: An Evening To Remember
For the first time in Jackson, The Union EDGE Program partnered with Fellowship Bible Church in rebranding what was formally known as the Royal Ball to the Tim Tebow Foundation’s Night to Shine, a prom […]
Features
Jeremiah Murila: How God Weaves The Miracle Of Connections
At 6 p.m. on a pitch-black Tuesday night, I sat alone at a large round table in Barefoots Coffee — a sheet of paper, a pen and my phone open to the voice recorder app […]
Arts & Entertainment
“Speed” 1994 And The Lost Art Of Anticipation
Inside a strip mall older than my small town’s Walmart lies what used to be the entry gates to the at-home theater experience; Blockbuster. 20 years ago, this cornucopia of entertainment was truly the equivalent […]
Multimedia
C&C 15: Traditions and Why We Celebrate Them
On this episode of the Cardinal & Cream podcast, Emma McDaniel and Eunice Tan discuss family and cultural traditions, how different people view them, and why they mean so much to us. Music by Joshua […]
Professional Sports
Growing Pains: Soccer In The US Of A
The Super Bowl, gridiron’s crowning spectacle. Last year’s Super Bowl had a record setting viewership of around 115 million viewers, and this year’s event was expected to top that. Across the pond it is estimated […]
News
Student Activities Council Hosts Bingo Night
SAC hosts bingo night in chapel, and they have a big turnout. […]