Nearly 85 percent of all juveniles who face trial in juvenile court are functionally illiterate, as well as more than 60 percent of all inmates. Students who cannot read proficiently by the 3rd grade are […]
In celebration of National Chemistry Week, the chemistry department is out to make every student feel in their element. All week, students walking to White Hall can stroll on the periodic table. Every element is drawn out […]
This past weekend, Union’s volleyball team traveled to the University of West Georgia for the South Region Crossover tournament. Eleven teams from the Sunshine State Conference faced 11 teams from the Gulf Coast Conference. For […]
Denied freedom of speech, movement and information. Subjected to collective punishment, public executions and political prison camps. The people of North Korea are living in one of the most repressive regimes in the world. A […]
Many Christians feel trapped in an age of hostility, aggressively pushed into exile or taken captive by a culture that preaches acceptance, according to Dr. Justin Barnard, professor of philosophy. Do we fight? Do we […]
For the first time this year, Union senators gathered in Harvey Auditorium to debate legislation on a wide variety of topics, from buying jerseys to renting dunk tanks to supporting North Korean refugees. The Union Jaxx requested […]
Telling college students to wake up at 10 a.m. is sometimes necessary. But Ronnie Floyd, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, meant something a little deeper when he said that to Union students at chapel […]
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