By Eddie Echeverria I have a couple of friends on Facebook who are political opposites. One is a diehard liberal, the other a diehard conservative. They have very different opinions about the way the government […]
It’s 10:30 a.m. on a Wednesday and that strange hush has descended on campus when all 4,000 of Union’s students have been swallowed up by massive academic buildings whose peaceful outer facade belies the notion […]
Josiah McGee is a sophomore political science major who visited Israel this summer. Shortly after visiting Israel, I learned that Hallel-Yaffa Ariel, a girl barely a year older than my sister, was stabbed and murdered […]
By Alma Hernandez I want to go home. How many times have we said this as young adults away from home? I began using this phrase when I transitioned from living in the metropolis of […]
Barbara D’Alvia is a server in Brewer Dining Hall. My day starts with a long bus ride from my home in South Jackson to Union’s campus. When I arrive, I begin prepping—my least favorite work. […]
The jump from high school to college can be a tough one. Even at a great school like Union, the transition can be overwhelming. I, and nearly everyone I know, have things that we wish […]
This is a column where two writers go head-to-head on different issues. This issue is centered around the question: Should athletic scholarships be eliminated due to the numerous accounts of student-athletes involved in academic fraud? […]
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