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Maren Taylor: In The Making Of Live Experiences
Climbing up the ladder after each show, I learned to take care not to precociously slip 10 feet off the metal steps to the black box floor below. The first walk up those steps had […]
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Marching For The Unborn: Participation In A National Movement
It’s cold — colder than I would like, but not quite as cold as I expected for Washington, D.C. in January. Among the cacophony of the crowd, it’s difficult to hear anything distinctly, but the […]
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Why Do We Love Snow Days?
On Jan. 26, 2026, Union University shut down its campus due to snow. The campus remained shut down for an entire week. The student body experienced this past week in numerous different ways. Tatum Bayliss, a junior Christian studies major, absolutely […]
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Jonathan Litscher: An Athlete Serving Athletes
Early mornings. Late nights. No days off. Welcome to the world of sports. This is a world that Jonathan Litscher, junior cross country runner and exercise science major, knows all too well. “I grew up […]
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Lanna Carbonell: Calm And Steady
Arriving for my interview with Lanna Carbonell, I saw her deep in conversation with a student, sitting at her desk in the middle of the Bowld Commons: a clear image of what I would quickly […]
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Lucy Meurer: Her Study Abroad Experience
“That’s the only homesickness I’ve ever felt,” Lucy Meurer, senior English literature major, said. My eyebrows instantly raised in surprise. Meurer admitted this homesickness came when she left Oxford, England, after living there for a […]
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Mysteries, Spies And Allies: What Makes A Mystery Appealing?
“It’s you, isn’t it?” my friend shouted across the table. “I don’t know what you’re talking about. Are you even paying attention?” I responded back sarcastically. This game of “Chameleon” was getting out of hand. […]