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The Mountains Call to Me
“I’m probably so unequipped for this- but I’m doing it,” senior nursing major, Brittney Schlatter, said as she adjusted and readjusted the grip on her water cup while sitting at the corner table of the […]
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A one way ticket and giant leap of faith
“I kind of feel like my life is beginning,” sophomore public relations major, Ashley Exum, said when I asked her how her first week in Australia had been. Exum has been in Townsville, Queensland, Australia, for […]
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Return of the Huttemann
I first saw Astrid again just about a month ago. She returned to Union on January 1, 2017. She was standing in line with her teammates about to run out onto the court to run through […]
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Adoration: New club learns to love without words
On Sunday morning, the church pianist strikes the first chord and everyone stands. Some sway, some lift their hands, some clench the chair in front of them and follow the lyrics flashing on the screen. […]
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SGA’s Sophomore Council Hosts Fall Fiesta
Although it’s been a busy time for Union University, almost 120 students gathered in the Bowld to enjoy tacos and karaoke on Thursday night as part of SGA’s sponsored event, Fall Fiesta. SGA’s sophomore council hosted […]
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Professor’s Office: Steve Halla
Steve Halla, assistant professor of art, fills the entire classroom with vibrant energy as he teaches. His passion for art clearly comes through as soon as you step into his office. Hanging on his walls are […]
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At the Intersection of Christians and Politics: Political Stewardship
Students gathered in room 221 of the Bowld Commons on Thursday night to hear Zack Pruitt, director of public policy at FACT, the Family Action Council of Tennessee, speak about the intersection between Christians and […]