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Family connections lead to new company for alumna
Editor’s note: This is third in a series on how recent Union alumni are faring in the job market. The days when a student’s biggest stress was if his mom packed a cosmic brownie […]
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Senior’s unique internship offers variety 2,000 miles away
Julia Hembree, senior art major and photojournalism minor, lived almost 2,000 miles away from Jackson this summer, working as an intern at Angela & Ithyle Photo in Los Angeles, Calif. Angela & Ithyle are fashion, beauty […]
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Life139 will host panel discussion on personhood Thursday
On Oct. 24, Union’s pro-life organization, Life139, will host “Personhood and the Value of Life.” Melody Kramer, junior nursing major and president of Life139, said the event “will be a panel discussion of Union professors […]
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Campus grows green: Arboretum takes off
In the spring of 2012, members of Union’s Department of Biology planted new trees on campus to grow along with existing trees for its newly founded arboretum. The arboretum’s purpose is to glorify […]
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Nearly 1,000 watch exclusive showing of ‘Monsters University’ under the stars
On Sept. 27 the Student Activities Council hosted families for an exclusive showing of “Monsters University” in the Watters Quad for the annual movie on the lawn event. Jared Dauenhauer, assistant director of student leadership […]
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Hidden cafe adds spice to the South
In a city bountiful with chain restaurants and Southern cooking, it can be difficult to experience a different culture through food. Less than 2 miles from campus, a Thai restaurant offers fresh cuisine for Jackson […]
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Chi Omega sisterhood works to grant a wish
The ladies of Chi Omega kicked off Family Weekend Sept. 27 with their Make-A-Wish Barbecue at the Bowld Commons and on the Grace Quads lawn. The annual event raises funds for Chi Omega’s philanthropy, the […]