Hundreds of students and faculty intently listened as Dr. James Patterson humorously rapped the “rhythmic summary” to his Founders’ Day chapel lecture. He focused on the late 19th century Southwestern Baptist College trustee, James R. Graves. […]
Social networking sites in Egypt have a nobler purpose than hash tags, pokes and Farmville. They were a platform for political protest until the Egyptian government shut down the country’s Internet access for six days with a few phone calls Jan. 28. The President flipped the “kill switch” on Internet providers. […]
“Moses my servant is dead.” The book of Joshua begins with a transition of leadership from the man who delivered Israel from Egypt to the man who would bring the nation to the Promised Land. Renita Weems believes this transition is symbolic in our country. […]
What is the right thing to do when a teenager commits a crime? What makes teens commit murder? The Center for Just and Caring Communities hosted a preview screening Feb. 15 of a documentary that brings to light some of the issues surrounding juveniles. […]
Student Government Association hosted the annual Holla Back Party in the Bowld Student Commons Feb. 1. Students had a chance to meet with friends and relax before classes started the next day. […]
MOSAIC’s addition of the new Latino branch gives minority students even more opportunities to share their opinions. In the fall of 2008, the MOSAIC group was started at Union to meet the individual needs and desires of culturally diverse students on campus. […]
The sound of squeals and laughter filled the Bowld Student Commons, Dec. 2, during the Student Activities Council’s largest Carl Perkins Christmas Party in Union’s history. This year, 56 children from the center visited Union for a time of celebration and fun. […]
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