By Beth Byrd, Staff Writer Facebook’s announcement of plans to buy Instagram may be a strategic business decision, but Instagram users are concerned about possible changes resulting from the acquisition. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and […]
Garrett spent her adolescent years in Memphis as an active child heavily involved in gymnastics. Because of this involvement, she often incurred injuries. Still, when a knot appeared on her left leg, her family took her to the hospital to be examined. Within days, Garrett had been diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, and was sent to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in Memphis to be treated. […]
Blackboard is being replaced by MoodleRooms as Union’s primary online learning system beginning Sept. 1. […]
For students who feel called to pursue ministry as a vocation, whether in the local church or on the mission field, the Church and Convention Ministry Scholarship program provides practical insight into ministry service and helps prepare students to faithfully serve Christ and his church. […]
Union’s athletic program is completing the first year of candidacy status in the transition to the NCAA, and administrators say the process continues to run smoothly in this change. […]
In the age of Pinterest and other craft sites, many Union students have caught the “do it yourself” bug. Bread-making is the newest craze to hit. […]
Art students and faculty gathered to create a campus-wide arch of balloons Monday for a project called “His Banner Over Me is Love.”
Melinda Posey, assistant professor of art, said the hope was to have the project on display all day. However, the string holding the balloons together broke once they reached Jennings Hall. […]
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