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Makeovers With Meaning: Aryanna Highfill’s Journey And Mission
“Whenever I was eight, my mom took me into the ER for a stomach problem that I was having for a while. We just didn’t know what was going on. We did some scans, and […]
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David Vince: Taking Care Of People, Taking Care Of Bees
David Vince — beekeeper, philanthropist, veteran and West Tennessee Farmers Market regular — is built like a triangle. According to him, his shoulders are too broad to fit through most doors, and his time serving […]
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Spurred To Excellence: Union’s Cowboy
Chism Goodrich is a cowboy prodigy. Yes, you read that right. Goodrich, freshman business management major, is gone every weekend, traveling with his parents to rodeos across the country. He has not spent a Saturday […]
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Homecoming: Many Organizations But One Union
“I hope it fosters something that’s longer term. We can’t sustain something like Homecoming every week, but we get a taste of how fun it is to be together as a school rooting for something.” […]
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The Donut Truck: Building Connection And Community
Coming to the farmer’s market and walking under the pavilion in the morning has always given me a sense of relief. It is a way to escape the reality of life and allows me to […]
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Ella Campbell: An Unexpected Landing
“Whenever I did the gap year, that was when I truly was like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is what community is supposed to look like.” After graduating high school, current Union student Ella Campbell embarked […]
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Short, But Sweet: God’s Faithfulness Through Uncertainty
“We both knew that it was going to work, we just had no idea how.” Although having only known each other for 17 months, Ezra and Maddie Short have had to overcome more than most […]