On Oct. 7, Union University hosted Dr. Caroline E. Janney, who gave the 28th annual Carls-Schwerdfeger History Lecture, focusing on post-Civil War attitudes. At 2 p.m. in the Carl Grant Event Center, Janney held her […]
Walk into room D-3 in the Penick Academic Complex (PAC), and you’ll know you’re not in a typical gen-ed class. The room itself feels like a theater, rows cascading downward toward a large screen framed […]
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a teacher? The question has definitely crossed my mind in the past. Although teaching is probably not in my future, I have huge respect […]
“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 […]
My fifth grade writing teacher was a big reason why I discovered my love for writing and expressing myself through words. She would simply give me a piece of paper during class and tell me […]
If you have opened your Twitter, checked your Facebook, scrolled on a news app or generally consumed media lately, you’ve likely been confronted with a torrent of information, opinions, complaints and differing statistics regarding COVID-19. […]
Preston Bassham, junior special education major with an added endorsement in middle and elementary school, is one of those people on campus that everyone at least recognizes. This year, he is the RA of Jarman, […]
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