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Caitlyn Ward: Wedding Whirlwind
“The hardest thing was to stay content with what I have and not what I don’t have,” senior sociology major Caitlyn Ward said. As a little girl, it is not uncommon to dream of your […]
Month: March 2025
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Third School’s The Charm
You know that one person you meet, the one you make an instant connection with and from then on are inseparable, lifelong friends? I became close with my current best friend in college, though I’d […]
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C&C 36: A Discussion On Booktok
In this podcast episode, Josie Munday and Macie Smith discuss their thoughts and experiences surrounding booktok.
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Stepping Into Dr. Halla’s Unforgettable Classroom Experience
Walk into room D-3 in the Penick Academic Complex (PAC), and you’ll know you’re not in a typical gen-ed class. The room itself feels like a theater, rows cascading downward toward a large screen framed […]
Arts & Entertainment
“Hoosiers” Is The Best Basketball Movie Ever
Sports movies are a popular genre — usually based on a true story. They are foundational for kids to watch as they grow up, wanting to replicate what they see. Sports movies also follow a […]
Arts & Entertainment
Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Who Thought This Movie Was A Good Idea At All?
The living room smelled like popcorn and warm fabric softener — the kind that clung to the couch cushions and blankets that we wrapped around ourselves like royal cloaks. My siblings and I piled together, […]
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David Burke: A Passion For The Arts
As I embark on the last few months of school, I met up with David Burke, a former theater director/professor here at Union. As a theater nerd myself, we’ve crossed paths a few times, perhaps the most memorable […]