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It’s We, Not Me: Nurse Brittany Hart on College and COVID-19

September 9, 2020 Keely Vaughn

7:45 a.m. My alarm goes off. It’s a horrible, grating noise. Why don’t I change that? I think, stumbling into the kitchen in search of caffeine. It should be something pleasant, like birds chirping or […]

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Emily Shoemaker Takes New Position with Intentionality

September 7, 2020 Kirbi Cochran

“How do we continue to meet needs and be there for people despite challenges? There are still needs, and there are still people in need even though it seems like the world is changing and, […]

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Rachael Camp: A Decade in the Making

September 2, 2020 Jaime Christley

Rachael Camp opens the door to room 207 in Jennings Hall. Cameras, microphones and production lights, along with several students, litter the room. The blonde-haired professor steps up to the lectern at the front of […]

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Bringing Union Back Together: Campus Life In The Midst Of COVID-19

August 26, 2020 Maddie Steele

In the midst of a pandemic that has swept the world off its feet, Union University resumed in-person classes. One of the many reasons students choose Union is because of the sense of community and […]

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The Strangeness Of Emptiness: A Journey

May 12, 2020 Marissa Postell

March 2020 was the month that everything was normal, and then it wasn’t. In the blink of an eye, lives were changing because of a microscopic virus. Something that we couldn’t see and weren’t even […]

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How Students Are Finding Motivation And Pursuing Their Futures

May 5, 2020 Addie Carter

For many of us students, the motivation to complete homework, online Zoom calls and papers has dropped dramatically. Some days, we just sleep, stay up until 1 a.m. and wonder why we did that. At […]

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Responsible Citizenship In The Time Of COVID-19

May 1, 2020 Naomi Mengel

If you have opened your Twitter, checked your Facebook, scrolled on a news app or generally consumed media lately, you’ve likely been confronted with a torrent of information, opinions, complaints and differing statistics regarding COVID-19. […]

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