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Hattie Thomasson: Setting Her Eyes On The Future
The smell is one of the most vivid things I remember about chemo. Not the smell of the hospital, but the smell of the chemo once it hits your veins, flowing through your body and […]
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Perspective: Union’s Empty Campus In The Eyes Of A Student
Gone. It was only a month ago when we (meaning my roommates and I) heard about Union cancelling in-person classroom meetings after the email from Dr. Dub reached our inboxes. I remember a big group […]
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Quarantine Hobbies: Using Creativity To Cope
With quarantine driving us all a little crazy, it’s nice to take time for yourself and indulge yourself in some creativity or fun as a way to decompress. Throughout this time, students have picked up […]
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Madeline Blair And The Heroes Among Us
“I think about the people who are waiting in the waiting room, and they’ll just share their stories while they’re waiting,” said Madeline Blair, freshman nursing major and intercultural studies minor. “I think it’s the […]
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Senior Profile: Plans Change
Sometimes, life looks a lot different than you thought it would. Actually, most of the time. Typically, we like to make a plan of how we think our life is supposed to go; however, God […]
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Don’t Take It For Granted: COVID Elicits Sadness For Seniors
“In a strange way, I am comforted by the fact that I have friends walking through the exact same disappointment as me,” said Shelby Elkins. “It makes the weight of the whole situation a little […]
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Online Classes: The Forced Evolution Of Professors
Courses being taken at Union during the 2020 spring semester are now being moved from in person to online. Due to this change, professors are having to rewrite the remainder of the academic year in […]