Rows upon rows of young plants, mostly tomato and cabbage and pepper, perch on wooden shelves along the sidewalk. Fortunately, the nearby store is closed, so no one is around to watch me bend awkwardly […]
Although I am a Jackson native, I spent most of my Spring Break resting and working part-time, unaware of all that our town has to offer. However, after thinking about it and consulting with friends, […]
Christian Al-Hagal, sophomore psychology major from Martin, has recently earned the opportunity to take a step toward fulfilling his lifelong dream. As a student he has been actively involved in the theater department with the […]
By MiKalla Cotton Placed in the same focus group freshman year, Jill and Justin Moreland hit it off from day one. From meals and unending conversations to study sessions and Walmart runs together, “we just […]
David Burke is more than just the Union University director of theatre. He’s the father of five, and his youngest son, Will, is playing the lead role in William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” which opens March […]
By Todd Brady Guest Writer While issues of ethics often are pronounced from pulpits and courthouses across our nation, matters of morality usually are embraced and digested best by children around our own family dinner […]
A group of six students and two professors from Union University traveled to Angola to cover the RHC event. After observing students’ work at the Southwestern Photojournalism Conference, John Walton, media coordinator for Awana Lifeline, invited the Union students to take photographs and write stories about people involved with the event. […]
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