Two-thirds of Americans said they see connections between messages coming from America’s churches and higher rates of suicide among gay and lesbian youth, according to research published by the Public Religion Research Institute and Religion News Service. […]
A group of seven Union students recently came together to initiate a movement on campus, leading to the formation of a new division of the nationwide organization Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Union’s FCA recently had its official kick-off meeting. […]
Pope Benedict XVI selected two American archbishops to become cardinals in the Vatican. Archbishops Donald Wuerl of Washington, D.C., and Raymond Burke of St. Louis are part of a group of 24 new cardinals who also came from Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. […]
As the battle against cancer and the search for a cure continues, a recent study has led to a possible “tumor magnet” that could locate and alert doctors of tumors. The small magnet could be placed in a patient’s body to circulate in the bloodstream. […]
The recent controversy over the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy continues to be debated within the federal court and society at large. Originating in 1993 under the Clinton administration, the policy prohibits open homosexuals from participating in the military. […]
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. […]
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