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Senior Profile: Clark The Gentle Giant
The moment Clark Hubbard walked into the coffee shop, he filled it. Perhaps it was the way his gaze was set on where he was going, the confidence that guided his long stride or the […]
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Graduating Seniors: A Time to Reflect
The walls of the dorm are covered from top to bottom with posters from various Union events. From a promotional poster of an improv show four years ago to a colorful open mic invitation from […]
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Life Lessons From Dub And His Bowties
Dub and his bowties. A classic pair. It is up in the ranks with peanut butter and jelly or a cheeseburger with a milkshake. Anyone who has even the slightest knowledge of who the president […]
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A Thankful Heart: David Burke’s Heart Surgery Story
No one expected it when it happened. The last time I saw David Burke, director of the theater department for 32 years, before his surgery was in class that Thursday. As we watched a movie […]
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“Never Stop Fighting”: The Cedric Davis Story
“Bro, Lebron James is better than Michael Jordan. He’s really the greatest basketball player of all time,” says a grinning Cedric Davis, as he sits down on the couch next to me. I roll my […]
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Internationals: A Mixture of Cultural Identity
I remember this one time during my freshman year when I was playing ping pong in the Bowld with some friends, one of whom was an international student. We were all having a good time […]
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The Bike Recycling Club and Why No One Should Have to Walk
I run my life by efficiency, meaning if something isn’t quick enough or productive enough, I cut it out of my existence. Taking more than ten minutes to eat a meal? Absolutely not. Planning out […]