“The Cost of Freedom,” an event hosted as part of Union University’s Black Heritage Month celebration, was held on the evening of Feb. 17 in the Carl Grant Events Center to honor a group of […]
I took piano lessons for five years from a lady named Mrs. Boone. She had a green lamp above her piano so she could read her sheet music at night. Everything in her house was […]
The year was 1968. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Jackson City Hall had separate drinking fountains for ‘colored’ people and ‘white’ people and Union University only consisted of approximatley 500 students and a few […]
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