Broadway posters, world-famous sites and historic pictures adorn the office walls of Susan Hopper, director of the Office of Academic Advocacy. While her main goal may be to help students filtering through her office daily, she also strives to help counsel any student needing direction or guidance. […]
Budget cuts are something Americans hear about often as the U.S. economy is trying to recover. For Obama’s 2012 budget, it looks like the National Endowment for the Arts will take a hit. The budget for the organization may be decreased by $22 million. […]
NASA’s space shuttle Discovery has carried 246 astronauts nearly 143 million miles in 5,628 Earth orbits on 38 different trips to space. Discovery completed its final mission last week, continuing the ongoing decommission of the space-shuttle program. […]
Stephen Capps, senior biblical studies major, began taking his Dockery bobblehead around with him and photographing it. He initially uploaded them to Twitter, but now has started a blog called “DSD Travels,” where anyone can submit photos. Capps encourages students to take their bobbleheads on Spring Break. To see the blog, click here.
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Due to temptations surrounding college students, such as 24-hour drive-thrus and pizza deliveries, their eating habits are becoming increasingly unhealthy. “College students have unique schedules and don’t always get into a routine,” said Dr. Julie Powell, associate professor of physical education, wellness and sport at Union University. […]
Egypt is a land of history, but recently the country has been recognized more for its governmental unrest than its museums and landmarks. Egyptians have valued their art for thousands of years, but the upheaval has greatly affected significant relics. […]
Ever needed a place to de-stress, or needed some advice about a life-changing decision? If so, Dr. Paul Deschenes, director of counseling services and associate professor of psychology, is just the guy to see. But he did not always want to be a counselor. […]
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