All students should strive to find cheap places and items to begin the new decorations. By purchasing cheap items, one’s dorm room can be decorated with more items while bragging about how thrifty they were in decorating. […]
Recently, with the pressing demands for new baristas, fresh flavor and easy, accessible coffee, Barefoots Joe has undergone a few changes. […]
Amid a multitude of get-to-know-you games, speakers and new friends, the class of 2015 started their first days at Union. Focus, or freshman orientation, gave these new students the opportunity to grow accustomed with the campus, meet fellow classmates and gain advice from upperclassmen and teachers. […]
Keeping up with fashion while trying to stick to a tight budget can be difficult, especially if people do not know what to look for in price and quality. Different opinions abound about shopping for a new outfit, a pair of shoes or a bag. The difficult part for people with a tight budget is deciding when to buy quality clothing versus cheap clothing. […]
Over the school year students collect items that cannot always be taken home with them. Stacks of clothing, and other items are simply too large to pack into a vehicle. As a result, students often throw the items into the trash, but there are ways to help others with unwanted or unneeded items. […]
Students and faculty nominated Dr. Keith Bates, associate professor of history to receive the “Faculty of the Year” award, which was presented at the May 6 Awards Day chapel. Bates graduated from Union with a B.A. in history and religion. […]
Robbie Graves, assistant vice president for undergraduate admissions, has worked at Union University for the last 22 years. This year, he was named Union Staff Member of the Year. Graves directs the undergraduate admissions office.
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