Features
Third School’s The Charm
You know that one person you meet, the one you make an instant connection with and from then on are inseparable, lifelong friends? I became close with my current best friend in college, though I’d […]
Articles by Josie Munday
Features
David Medders: Following The Lord’s Path, Unburdened
How often do students at Union miss valuable Biblical lessons and knowledge because they don’t have the time or attention? Since chapel is required, it’s easy to huff about being forced to go and to […]
Features
From A Student To A Coach: Growing Into An Unfamiliar Role
I am not a leader. I am much more comfortable sitting in the background and following other people’s directions. I cannot imagine assuming the role of an exercise instructor in front of a class of […]
Arts & Entertainment
Angela Lee’s Visual Guide To Grief
Haunting, disturbing and yet hopeful. Angela Lee’s works of art are more than the description of a few words. Unfortunately, Lee’s exhibit in the Union art gallery — “Be Still and Know” — ends on […]
Arts & Entertainment
Elizabeth Weber: Woodturning As A Blend Of Practicality And Creativity
How many people have used a spoon or a bowl and tossed it in the dish washer with the remains of Kraft Mac ‘n Cheese drying on it without a second thought to the utensil? […]
Arts & Entertainment
“The Conclave”: Religious Accountability In The Catholic Church
“We are mortal men … we cannot always be ideal.” “The Conclave” — the thriller/drama film released in theaters this month — delves into the intrigue of the Catholic church, exploring the intricacies of the […]
Sports
Alabama Vs. Vanderbilt: Why Celebrating Fans Tear Down The Goalposts
Tear down the goalposts? Why not! In the most recent collegiate football game, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt, the unbelievable occurred; Vanderbilt, an unranked SEC team, beat Alabama, currently ranked number one. This momentous occasion caused quite […]