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Senior Profile: Clark The Gentle Giant
The moment Clark Hubbard walked into the coffee shop, he filled it. Perhaps it was the way his gaze was set on where he was going, the confidence that guided his long stride or the […]
English
Arts & Entertainment
The Torch invites non-English majors to submit stories and artwork
The Torch, a student-run literary arts magazine is accepting submissions of poetry, prose, creative nonfiction and visual art until April 1. The annual publication, founded and sponsored by Professor of English Bobby Rogers, has been a […]
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Students share original works, music at The Torch release party
The work of a variety of artists filled Barefoots Joe Friday night during the release party for The Torch, a literary arts magazine featuring literature and art submitted by the student body. The Torch, published […]
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Crawford, Gruenke speak on recent achievements at 2016 Spring Pew Luncheon
Union faculty members gathered at the 2016 Spring Pew Luncheon to celebrate the achievements of last year’s Pew Research Grant recipients, Jason Crawford, assistant professor of English, and Jennifer Gruenke, associate professor of biology. The luncheon […]
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Students perform and present at symposium
Union students from a myriad of academic disciplines gave presentations on research, papers and projects during Tuesday’s scholarship symposium. Often, presentations spanned beyond basic PowerPoint slides. For instance, students in Gavin Richardson’s class on the history […]
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Senior Spotlight: Kayla Ketner
“Savor your time here,” said Kayla Ketner, senior English and political science double major. “This is, in the grand scheme of things, a very short time in your life. Do everything you can, get involved in […]
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Freshman Friday: Audrey Couch
Audrey Couch, freshman English major, is finishing her first semester at Union. Couch, originally from Jackson, decided to stay close to home for college because she gets the “best of both worlds.” “I looked at colleges out […]