By Beth Byrd, Staff Writer Two Union graduates stumbled on an opportunity to display their artwork last month in a gallery at Freed-Hardeman University. The Troy Plunk Art Gallery in the Bulliner Clayton Visual Arts […]
By Katlyn Moncada, A&E Editor When “Titanic” was released in 1997, it swept the nation, won 11 Oscars and made $1.8 billion worldwide. Fifteen years later, James Cameron’s beloved romantic tragedy will be launched in […]
Visual journalism, like a multitude of other job markets in America, is ever-shrinking and increasingly competitive. Garrett Hubbard may be the best man in the business — as evidenced by a slew of recently announced awards by the White House News Photographers Association — but his unassuming ambience would never suggest it. Then again, they say a positive outlook is everything, and as someone who is always the first to offer a word of comfort or the flash of a jovial smile, Hubbard has attitude in the bag.
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By Hannah Lutz, Staff Writer “The Visit,” which begins Friday and runs through March 13 at W.D. Powell Theatre, is a modern answer to ancient questions of honor, forgiveness, sacrifice, loyalty and community. It will […]
Each spring semester a teacher at Union is asked to present his or her work in the university art gallery. This spring features work from Dr. Steve Halla, assistant professor of art. The exhibit is filled with numerous woodcut prints Halla has been working on for around five years. […]
Tucked in the corner of his office on the first floor of Jennings Hall is a wooden desk displaying an array of tools — a block of machinist-grade granite, Swiss files used in the jewelry industry and a bench motor. While his bookshelf holds some books, it is also home to a buffer machine. While most professors’ offices are places for quiet study, his is a place of creative, meticulous handiwork.
His office is a workshop, and Dr. David McClune, university professor of music, is not just a teacher — he is a craftsman. […]
Numerous holiday films have come out over the last few years, attempting to join classics such as “It’s A Wonderful Life” or “A Christmas Story.” While “Four Christmases” and “Christmas with the Kranks” may not have made your traditional lists to watch, a great collection of holiday films bring joy into homes during the most wonderful time of the year. […]
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