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The Bike Recycling Club and Why No One Should Have to Walk

March 1, 2018 Emma McLeod

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 […]

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Spaghetti Nights and Jesus Christ: Changing Lives as a Life Group Leader

February 28, 2018 Elizabeth Caldwell

“Well, I’m going to go to the basketball game for a while, hopefully. Then eat dinner, then do homework, then to improv, and then…,” Eli Creasy trailed off as I sat next to him at […]

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Union Professor of 28 Years Is Moving to Canada in May 2018

February 23, 2018 Suzanne Rhodes

Since 1990, George Guthrie, the Benjamin W. Perry Professor of Bible at Union University and author of multiple books, has impacted the lives of many students and professors, and after 28 years, he and his […]

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International students cheer on Olympic teams in America

February 21, 2018 Brent Walker

Being an international student requires adjusting to a new culture, but international students also face an interesting dilemma during Olympic season, a time when patriotism is most clearly present and cheering on your country’s team […]

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What it’s like attending school with a sibling

February 14, 2018 Elizabeth Caldwell

Last year, I was walking quickly from the PAC to the Lex because I was starving. I hadn’t slept well so I looked dead enough to walk onto the set of The Walking Dead, but […]

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Sara Lytle: “Being able to play hard is just an overflow”

November 29, 2017 Corinne Olund

“If I’m being honest, I don’t even really like basketball; I’ve wanted to quit since I was about 16. But people who love Jesus are people who work hard, and that’s why I press on.” […]

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From Student to Staff: Union graduate returns to work in admissions

November 29, 2017 Seth Horton

“Graduating from UU and then turning around and working as an enrollment counselor is the best full circle,” said Kait Martin, a former public relations major here at Union. She graduated in May of 2017, […]

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