An archeological group is digging up antiquities in the area of Silwan, a village outside East Jerusalem, but the history being excavated is a small portion of an historical controversy feeding a larger and growing problem of Palestinian displacement. […]
Nervous fingers fidget in a bare classroom. A young man writes on the whiteboard. He turns and picks up his legal pad, asking his opponent and the judge if they are ready to begin. With their nods of approval, he begins to speak as the timer beeps into life. […]
Eighteen Union University students attended and received honors for Best Delegation at the 41st General Assembly of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature. TISL is held in the Tennessee Senate and House of Representative chambers each year in Nashville.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, former movie star and current governor of California, has not largely influenced the media in nearly a decade. With a Supreme Court ruling projected for early next year, he could change the entertainment industry more than ever.
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Information Technology staff took steps to improve the availability of wireless Internet on campus. IT also plans to increase the bandwidth of Union’s Internet access by the 2011 fall semester. Earlier this semester, they ran an online survey of the students.
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The Jackson Sun headquarters was one of the stops along the journey titled “Media Day” at Union University. Students from different aspects of media studies arrived at Jennings Hall Nov. 11 to begin the tours of various media channels in the Jackson community. […]
David Carothers, assistant director of student mobilization, said fewer men than women signed up for Global Opportunities trips at first, though more men signed up as the application process progressed. The difference may reflect the demographics of Union’s campus. […]
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