“Never do for others what they have the capacity to do for themselves,” was the golden rule of caring for others that speaker Bob Lupton shared with the Union community April 21 at the Carl Grant […]
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A variety of speakers’ perspectives adds diversity to the discussion of sex, marriage and society in the ongoing Town and Gown series April 9-May 7. Justin Barnard, associate professor of philosophy at Union and associate dean of the […]
For their senior engineering project, four Union students are designing a space that they hope will have a long-term impact on Union’s campus. Senior engineering majors Joshua Guthrie, Andrew Tan, Zach Wadley and Shane Caver […]
“This is not an event about feel-good, ineffective ‘slacktivisim,’” said Sarah Troxel, sophomore intercultural studies and applied linguistics double major and Union’s International Justice Mission president. “It’s about raising awareness and doing concrete action.” Members […]
The role of narrative in giving life value and the difference between absolute and objective morality were argued Thursday, April 8 at “Is Abortion Immoral? A Debate.” The event was held by university ministries and included […]
Student Senate passed a resolution April 8 asking the administration to permanently add Easter Monday to the academic calendar as a holiday. Ryan Harris, junior engineering major, presented the resolution. Several senators supported the resolution, citing traveling difficulties caused […]
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