“You all do not know how to appreciate that campus.” When I heard those words from Tillman Mays, a graduate of Union’s class of 1961, they stung—he spoke his opinion sternly and without hesitation. Days later, his words still hung in the back of my mind. […]
A pandemic is sweeping North America. Nothing seems to be able to stop it. Bieber fever is striking millions. Teen pop star Justin Bieber came out of nowhere several years ago and now seems to be on the headlines of every newspaper, magazine and blog. […]
Jackson residents braved rainy weather and filed into covered tents filled with items of every size, color and shape on the weekend of March 4–6. Friendly Franks Flea market is a once a month wonder planted inside the Jackson Fairgrounds Park.
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When it comes to switching universities, some students have problems adjusting to a new campus and atmosphere. However, for junior Tobie Joy, transferring from Middle Tennessee State University to Union University did not require much adjustment. […]
You can continue your education any time in life — that is the message Union University is sending to potential non-traditional students in the Nashville area. Union’s Hendersonville campus is expanding for those looking to continue their education. […]
Shariah law is a buzzword for some people, but for many others the term is new and has no significance at all. To the nearly 1.3 million Muslims in the United States, Shariah law is the set of guidelines defining Islam and is becoming increasingly controversial. […]
The house lights dimmed as a red backdrop illuminated the stage. Violins began to fill the room with a soft serenade. The chorus took its place and the spotlight directed the audience’s attention toward center stage. “Dido and Aeneas,” an opera by Henry Purcell, was performed by the Department of Music Feb. 21.
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