A modern retelling of the book of Job relates to believers and non-believers in an understandable and humorous way. Craig Davis, author of “The Job” spends his time writing fiction. “The Job” is the first book he has written that has commercial appeal. […]
No time to exercise because you are studying? While going to the gym is always productive, one can do short, yet intense, bursts of activity multiple times a day without ever going outside. Some aerobic activities get the heart rate going and remove stiffness. […]
Students, faculty and history-lovers gathered in G. M. Savage Memorial Chapel, Oct. 26, to hear a lecture by Dr. Daniel Walker Howe, who quoted Samuel Morse during the Carls-Schwedferger History Lecture Series, Oct. 26, when the co-inventor of the telegraph and Morse code said he wanted to “baptize the American telegraph with the name of its author: God.” […]
Quito, the capital city of Ecuador, recently suffered a “near coup” as Ecuadorian police officials barricaded the city, stopping traffic in and out of its airports and major roadways. It turned violent as the rebel police took President Rafadel Correa hostage. […]
Dr. David S. Dockery, university president, answered questions, updated students on future plans and gave current university statistics in an “Ask the Doc” Senate meeting in early October. The university is in the midst of its fourth strategic plan that will conclude in 2012. […]
The men’s and women’s basketball teams put on a show for Union, kicking off the season, Oct. 21, with the annual event. An excited crowd took in the celebratory atmosphere as Bulldog Madness showed the promise of a new season and a sign of things to come. […]
Four million impoverished people joined the ranks of the nation’s poor between 2008 and 2009, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, which released 2009’s “Current Population Report” in September. One in seven Americans are now listed at or below poverty income — a total of 43.6 million. […]
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