At Union’s Provost’s Lecture, Richard Bailey, professor of history at Canisius College, stood at the podium in a gray suit, facing a sparse crowd of faculty members and students. University lectures are not known for […]
The Union University they remember was very different from the one that over 3,000 undergraduate students now attend. Many of them went their separate ways, some stayed in touch. They went on to become teachers, […]
In the summer of 2010, former Union President David S. Dockery proposed the construction of a new library building. This fall, what started as an idea became a reality. John 1:1 was a focal passage […]
Members of the University Feminist Organization (UFO) hear a lot of questions about their involvement with the new club: Why does this exist at Union? Does that mean you don’t want to get married? Why […]
Open-dorms is that hallowed time of the week at Union when dormitories are open to visitation from the opposite sex. Currently, the visitation hours are Friday and Saturday from 2 to 10 p.m. and Sunday […]
The year is 1945, and everything is falling apart. The German army is on the run, desperately drafting old men and young boys. The Allies are pushing in from every side. German units can only […]
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