Perspectives
The“It” Factor
In sports, you encounter big moments. No matter what stage or level you play at, at some point it happens. You can call it whatever you want. Call it being clutch. Call it stepping up. […]
Perspectives
Perspectives
Are You A Fan Or A Follower?
Growing up, I watched countless soccer games with my dad. He taught me a lot about the sport and opened my eyes and fueled my attraction to it. Being from Nigeria, of course we all […]
Features
A Tale Of Two Writers (Who Try Baseball)
Colin Harris: This is a story about redemption. Early high school Colin was not a cool guy. I was a “pick-me” boy, which in terms of grade school personas is only marginally better than a […]
Features
It’s Time to Rethink Which Professors You Take
“Is a professor difficult or easy?” is the central question usually posed by students when faced with creating their schedule for an upcoming semester. While there are exceptions I’m sure, most students are primarily concerned […]
Arts & Entertainment
Perspective: ‘Kafka On The Shore’ And The Importance Of Reading For Fun
I don’t know why I started reading for fun in college. Like all decisions made by men my age, it probably originated as some roundabout way to impress a girl and evolved into a tool […]
Arts & Entertainment
The Union Film Society: Banding Together To Create
Union Film Society, led by their president Emmeline Arehart, has been reigniting the club’s activity after the COVID-19 pandemic suspended activities and is focused on fostering a community of like-minded students who are passionate about […]
Features
Intentionality Is The Cornerstone Of Community: Why Union’s Dorms Are Different
When I was in high school, all I could think about was how much I wanted to go to college. I always imagined that I would go to a big state school and major in […]