Dr. Christopher Manner, associate professor of business, was recently recognized for his research on the adaptation model as it relates to contraceptives and migration in Malaysia. His research, which began in the early 1990s, will be published in the “Journal of Population and Social Studies.” […]
Providence Hall has brought not only the School of Pharmacy its own space but has also allowed for expansion of simulation labs in the School of Nursing through a 19,000-square-foot facility, including a classroom capable of holding 70 students, 10 patient rooms and one operating room.
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Whether it is a wave from across the dining hall or a compliment on one’s shoe selection, Barbara D’Alvia is a personality who lights up breakfast, lunch and dinner. D’Alvia, known as “Ms. Barbara,” warmly greets each student as she serves them meals. […]
Union students received numerous e-mails in the past few months about the Office of Financial Aid’s new Direct Deposit System. Paper checks will no longer be given for workship hours or refunds after the fall 2010 semester, and money will be deposited directly into each individual’s checking or savings account. […]
Sixty-five percent of adults who identify themselves as readers of the Bible have never read the entire New Testament, a recent Gallup poll found. The statistic is not surprising to Dr. George Guthrie, Benjamin W. Perry professor of Bible. […]
These days, technology plays a major role in how students get their information. While some may view this as a hassle or a barrier, Union University is using technology to its advantage. In 2005, the Union Audio Project introduced podcasts to its line-up of tools helping those on- and off-campus keep up with the happenings on campus. […]
It happens every Friday night at Union. Once night falls and people are heading to bed, Jennings Hall becomes the site of a vicious “war zone.” But this is not just any war — it is a struggle involving Nerf guns and foam bullets, and even zombies are invited. […]
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