It used to be unexpected for a former garbage man to sit next to me and share insight into how the capital of the country has developed over the years. Such stories and adventures almost […]
The Society of Physics Students honored Union President David Dockery by launching a “DSD bobblehead” into space Sept. 27 at Miller Tower. The Department of Athletics created the bobblehead in 2011, distributing 300 of them […]
Celebrating its 50th year, the School of Nursing continues to break its own records, from size of enrollment to square footage. A record 727 students are participating in the school’s bachelor, masters and doctorate programs […]
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series on alumni who have gone into the ministry. Megan Coley, a 2013 Union alumna, has always had a heart for missions, especially in Nicaragua. After graduation, […]
The annual Walk to End Alzheimers was held Sept. 21 on Union’s campus and started at Miller Tower. The walk lasted for about a mile and a half around campus. “This is our fourth year […]
IfHolly you were going to plan a trip to Jackson, you would be surprised when you checked TripAdvisor. You would not see a recommendation to go to a Jackson Generals baseball game. You would be encouraged to visit the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, but it would not be the top thing on your list. Even the Casey Jones Village had its criticism. Only one venue was rated a 5-star place with the most reviews. Rusty’s TV and Movie Car Museum boasted the top spot on the TripAdvisor leaderboard. The museum received ratings like these.
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Clark and Juanita Shaw, owners of Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store in Jackson, are preparing to open the newly renovated and relocated Neil House is for hosting its first event in May. The Shaws relocated the home in Casey Jones Village, where it will be a venue for parties, weddings and engagement dinners. The 173 year-old home, formerly located in Trenton, belonged to chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court Judge M.M. Neil. […]
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