Features
Stephen Neu: A New Perspective On Ministry
“Oh man,” said Stephen Neu, cracking a grin that swept from ear to ear. “Get ready for a story.” As Neu sat back in his chair, I could sense the ease but also eager anticipation […]
Christ
Features
Victory Despite Tragedy: Union Softball Turnaround
Tragedy often has the ability to break a person or group. Countless stories exist of trials striking, causing those that it affects to go into a downward spiral towards defeat and despair. In the minds […]
Features
Clinging To Hope: Finding Christ In The Midst Of Tragedy And Loss
He’s staring off into space now, and I lean forward to catch his eternal gaze. He’s talking about how she played the guitar. Zane laughs periodically as he talks about his mom as if each […]
News
Journey Groups Hope To Provide Discipleship And Growth On Campus
This semester, the Office of University Ministries is starting student-led Bible study groups across campus called Journey Groups. Different from Life Groups, the purpose of Journey Groups is to give sophomores through seniors a chance […]
Arts & Entertainment
Why We Write: An Interview With Best-Selling Author Steven James
This is a guest post by junior English major, Daniel Patterson. I was twelve when I discovered I loved to read. It was night, and I was at a Books-A-Million with my mom, who was […]
Features
Just Not Yet: Cancer Deepens Professor’s Faith And Bonds With Union Community
This feature written by Corinne Olund and photographed by Katherine Cheshire was originally published in the Spring 2018 edition of the Cardinal & Cream magazine. Daniel Musselman, an associate professor of music died on Monday, November 19 […]
Perspectives
Perspective: The Gender Gap: Union’s Ever Growing Minority
As I turned the corner to Grace 2, I heard a door close, with a slow, steady click following behind me. It didn’t sound like high heels. Curiously, I looked behind my shoulder only to […]