The last time Cassidy O’Hair, junior international business major, was on a volleyball team, she was a senior in high school and the team captain. As a college junior, she is on collegiate team for the first time as a member of the Lady Bulldogs. […]
Donors, faculty, students and friends of Union University made their way to the Carl Perkins Civic Center, Oct. 19, for the 13th annual Scholarship Banquet to hear an address by former first lady Laura Bush infused with passion for education. […]
Members of the Jackson Spokes, a local club for road and mountain bikers, built a mile-long bike trail last year. Riders pass through a hardwood forest and a pine thicket, maze around trees and exit across the Pleasant Plains Road entrance to Union. […]
A tight budget might keep students from visiting a bike shop for a tune-up. However, repairs are often more expensive than maintenance. Alan Worley, owner of Bicycle City in Jackson, has worked on bikes for 31 years and shares some tips to keep bikes in shape. […]
With the elections, college-age constituents will have the opportunity to exercise their political voice via voting. With key issues of the economy and health care, now is the time for college-age voters to step up and step out to the polls. These issues may not seem paramount now, but wait until you are looking for a job. Concerned yet? […]
President Obama promised us in his 2008 campaign he would fix the economy. Today, we still feel a recession, unemployment is up, and the national debt is worse. Many feel replacing the Democrats with Republicans will be the answer. Call me biased, but I disagree. Remember: Democrats have only been controlling government for 18 months. […]
Jackson-Madison County General Hospital is partnering with Union’s School of Pharmacy to develop the Pharmacy Education Center, to be located in the lower level of the hospital. The space will house 12 student workstations and a conference room to be used with the previously established learning program.
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