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Music Monday: Rock On!
By Terry Lindley, professor of history I grew up in the 1960s on rock ‘n’ roll, which by the end of the decade had evolved into hard rock and metal. This is the genre of […]
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“The Queen and the Rebels” presents question of dignity
“The Queen and the Rebels” focuses around a diverse group of travelers: peasants, a priest, a prostitute, an engineer and a few other frightened travelers. There were many legends about the queen, stories about her brush […]
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George David Clark shares “Reveille” during poetry reading
George David Clark, a graduate of Union University’s class of 2005 and assistant professor of creative writing and literature at Washington & Jefferson College, gave a poetry reading to a large crowd gathered in Harvey […]
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“The Torch” to accept submissions through March 18
The Torch is a literary magazine that is published once a year by the English Department. Published by a group of student editors, the submissions range from in-class presentations to student artwork. Authors will share their poetry, […]
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St. Louis Brass performs lively concert
Five men clad in all black and gripping their instruments, took the stage of the G. M. Savage Memorial Chapel Tuesday night under the name “St. Louis Brass,” sounding the first notes on the last stop […]
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Music Monday: The College Life Feels
It’s crazy how much one playlist can bring you back through your college journey. These 12 songs personify most of the big moments I’ve had in college: “On The Way Home” – John Mayer Summer is a […]
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Chandler Clark comes out on top after Lip Sync Battle
Saturday evening, Union students exhibited everything from Disney to Iggy by bringing their most explosive dance moves and lip syncing skills to the stage with a $100 cash prize hanging in the balance. Every year […]