News
What Is Assessment Day?
Of all the questions Union students ask, such as what will be on the test, do they have time to sleep for another ten minutes and what is going to be served at Cobo, there […]
Articles by Elizabeth Caldwell
Features
Handing Over The Chips: Dr. Anderson Embraces The Call To Bridge Racial Gap
I took piano lessons for five years from a lady named Mrs. Boone. She had a green lamp above her piano so she could read her sheet music at night. Everything in her house was […]
News
Union University Hosts Southeast Conference On Christianity And Literature
Union hosted the Southeast Conference on Christianity and Literature in the Grant Center on April 19-21. The primary theme of the conference was “Of ‘Gods and Monsters’,” celebrating the two hundredth anniversary of the publication […]
Baseball
Spring Break As A Baseball/Softball Player
A lot of people usually go home for the Spring Break holiday. This isn’t the case for the baseball and softball teams at Union, though. They are busy road tripping, practicing, playing and catching up […]
Arts & Entertainment
Theater Preview: Frankenstein and Improv
The backstage dressing rooms of the theater were hot and steamy. Stress was high and the tension could be cut with a butter knife. Makeup was being applied and costumes adjusted, and this was just […]
News
Turning Messes into Something Beautiful: Discussing Divorce at Finding You at the U
“Divorce means that I had to deal with my parents as children instead of adults.” “Divorce means that my mother didn’t speak to me for four months.” “Divorce means that I had to explain to […]
Features
Spaghetti Nights and Jesus Christ: Changing Lives as a Life Group Leader
“Well, I’m going to go to the basketball game for a while, hopefully. Then eat dinner, then do homework, then to improv, and then…,” Eli Creasy trailed off as I sat next to him at […]