Russia has spent $50 billion on the 2014 Winter Olympics which, according to NPR.com, is the most money spent in the history of the games. That number — $50 billion — seems inconceivable. To put […]
Changing our goals in life is never an easy transition, but it is often made more difficult when those changes challenge cultural norms. Romans 12:2 states: “And do not be conformed to this world, but […]
By Julie Powell Department of Physical Education, Wellness and Sport As someone who enjoys discovering the amazing world that God has created, I love to travel. Reading about the outback in Australia can be an […]
Everywhere you look at Union University, there are couples. They can be found sitting on the same side of the tables in the Lex, taking up all of the study rooms in the library and […]
By Micah Watson Department of Political Science Ezekiel Bulver, a 5-year-old boy, listened to his parents talk. His father, scribbling diagrams on a sheet of paper, was insisting on some mathematical axiom to his mother. […]
The New York Times released a package of articles Oct. 13 that focused on Russia, describing the ruin that is facing the country amid the two largest, most prosperous cities, St. Petersburg and Moscow. The […]
Lately I have seen several articles floating around that are criticizing “Millennials,” a term used to reference people born between 1981 and 1999. We get criticized for many things, but the comment I see most […]
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