Dodgeballs fly about the gym as contestants scramble to avoid incoming agents of “death,” or in this case, “getting out.” Twelve teams came out to play in the Social Work Department’s annual dodgeball tournament, but more importantly to support “Canstruction.” […]
With a swift, deep cut into the political balance, Republicans have taken control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the mid-term election after gaining more than 60 seats, as well as shortening the divide in the Senate by gaining six more seats. […]
The stands are filled with red and black. The queen dons her crown. Union’s Homecoming Week 2010, Nov. 1-6 , was a week filled with tradition and activities. Events throughout the week entertained students, and let alumni reconnect and reminisce with their Alma mater. […]
This November, a red flood swept the nation, making history in its wake. Republicans dominated the gubernatorial, Senate and U.S. House of Representatives races in Tennessee and across the United States on Nov. 2. Republicans faired well in other local races.
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The recent rise of suicides among U.S. soldiers is causing the armed forces to re-evaluate its behavioral health-care efforts in bases nationwide. According to a report released this year, there were 160 active-duty suicide deaths during 2009. […]
More than halfway through the fall semester, several leaders in the newly reorganized School of Theology and Missions continue the Union tradition of the integration of faith and learning as they seek to connect daily spiritual life with academics. […]
Dr. Gregory Thornbury, vice president of spiritual life and dean of the School of Theology and Missions, spent two weeks in Norway teaching a course on postmodern philosophy an effort to cultivate a global relationship among Christian intellectuals. […]
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