Wind turbines, hydroelectricity, biofuels, nuclear energy, ocean current energy and geothermal energy — pathways to solving the energy crisis seem endless. However, what if one process of converting energy could solve the problem and make “pure water”? […]
The start of a new millennium: The year 2000. When the past decade is analyzed, several events will jump off the pages of the history books. Merely 10 years ago, the world was remarkably different. What were the top news stories of 2000?
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The Basics 101 session, held Nov. 30, helped teach women to get the most for their money. Conducted in the Bowld Student Commons, it was a time for women to learn home economics such as gift ideas, spending and finance solutions, and easy soup recipes.
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In order for college graduates to transition into the work place, they must adhere to one addition: business attire.
Many, upon entering the business world, will have to take the extra step to transform his or her wardrobe for the first day on the job.
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A little boy runs across the yard; his smile can be seen a mile away. From a distance, Christian may seem like any other second grader. He goes to school, but at eight years old he cannot speak or do daily tasks, but look closer and he is not like others.
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As the fall semester comes to an end, decorations are showing up all over Jackson. The university’s Christmas traditions have returned for another season. Union hosts many different events at Christmas that students and faculty look forward to every year. […]
Ethiopians hungry for knowledge gather outside a room on the second story of a building in the country’s capital, Addis Ababa. Students, pastors and children wait patiently to enter the crowded room, eager to turn the pages of books that hold eternal significance. […]
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