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Union student studies mythical creatures

May 1, 2017 Mattanah DeWitt

“What is that out there?!” Sarah Lounsbury’s dad said to her mom one Christmas morning as he pulled back the curtain to a window that revealed three and a half acres of their wooded property. […]

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Fun things to do in Jackson

April 20, 2017 Melanie Davis

Although I am a Jackson native, I spent most of my Spring Break resting and working part-time, unaware of all that our town has to offer. However, after thinking about it and consulting with friends, […]

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Family, Basketball and the Heart of Community Missions

March 10, 2017 Natalie Smith

Amos and Phyllis Davenport have been involved in Union University Women’s basketball for 32 years, taping more than 1,000 videos and traveling over 150,000 miles . Through this time they have built countless relationships and […]

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My Hero, Modero: now offering sushi, new cups

March 9, 2017 J. Clark Hubbard

My first three semesters of college were marked by a distinct lack of sushi. I can remember four or five visits to local Asian buffets where I ate a few rolls here and there, but […]

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Crafting with a purpose

March 6, 2017 Ali Renckens

In answer to the question “where are you from?” Gillian Gandy pulled out an index card with four points on it: 1) Born, Memphis, TN in 1996 2) Moved to Nairobi, Kenya in 2005 3) […]

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Union professor nominated for international photography award

March 1, 2017 Melanie Davis

  When I walked into my first photography class last semester, I did not know what to expect. The professor was new to Union, at least in a teaching sense, so no one knew that […]

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Orengo goes to the big leagues

February 21, 2017 Natalie Smith

Oscar Orengo played baseball his whole life. He grew up loving baseball, not just for the sport but also for the relationship it helped build between him and his father. His mother was from Ecuador […]

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