[media-credit name=”Submitted Photo” align=”alignright” width=”450″][/media-credit] Civil War historian Elizabeth R. Varon will speak on the Appomattox surrender at the 18th annual Carls-Schwerdferger History Lecture, Thursday, Oct. 2. Varon will discuss “Reaping the Whirlwind: Disunion, Rhetoric […]
Starting with the class of 2015, all high school graduates in the state of Tennessee will be eligible for two years of free tuition at a two-year community college or technical school. Tennessee Promise, one […]
Changes are coming to Union University’s enrollment services, and Credo, an organization that specializes in private higher education, is helping to make sure those changes go smoothly. In April, Rich Grimm, former senior vice president […]
Upon returning to campus for the fall semester, students found that the construction of Union’s new library had begun. Construction crews brought in equipment and a large portion of the nearby parking lot had been fenced […]
Students at Union are connecting with students from 50 years ago through Union Forward, a 2-year-old alumni program. Union Forward members are not required to be alumni, and many are friends of the university. They […]
About 30 students gathered Sept. 18 in Penick Academic Complex D-53 for a lecture which centered on the actions and policies of President Barack Obama. The lecture was titled “An Imperial Presidency?: Unilateral Decision Making […]
For Paul Young*, being Deaf and holding a Master of Divinity degree was not enough to effectively minister to Deaf communities. For eight years, Young struggled to teach the Bible in two Deaf ministries in Duncan […]
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