Less than a year ago, Bisangwa traveled to the U.S. to complete his education. He hopes to return to Rwanda to promote development in his nation, which was torn apart by genocide in 1994 […]
Men in suits and ties. Women twirling in formal dresses. A table lined with a punch bowl and finger foods. Twelve years ago, this was the scene at Union’s inaugural formal dance, the Millennial Ball. Today, most students have no idea Union ever organized the off-campus event. […]
Shows at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, where designers presented their fall 2012 collections, included a mixture of fabric textures, dark colors and extreme layers. However, before fall becomes the main focus, spring is just ahead and new trends to explore within the next few months abound. […]
By Abby Ott,Staff Writer Birmingham may be known for its racially charged past, but today the city also is recognized for quality restaurants, eclectic shops, hospitable locals and a small-town feel. Hunter Bragg, Union alumnus, […]
After a meal at a sit-down restaurant, college students may be tempted to economize on the tip they leave their server in order to save money.
Students now employed at nearby restaurants have a new perspective on tipping and restaurant etiquette. […]
Students should expect to see baby bottles around campus in the coming weeks, but not for the reason one might think.
The Student Government Association is teaming up with Birth Choice, a local pregnancy resource clinic, starting March 5-16 to raise donations that will go toward money for the clinic, sex education classes for young women and items needed for new mothers. […]
While the majority of those attending Union University come fresh out of high school, a small segment of students come after serving in the military. Some have even served overseas.
Mark Waite, junior biblical languages major, is one of these students. […]
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