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 […]
Members of the Union community gathered at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4 to remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and to pray for continued progress in racial reconciliation on the 50th anniversary of King’s […]
The date is August 19, 1886. Eliza Woods, an African American woman from Jackson, Tenn., is dragged from jail by an angry mob of white people. She has been accused of poisoning her employer Jessie […]
Josiah McGee, junior political science major, carefully arranged his papers from behind the lectern in Harvey Hall on Wednesday night, preparing to present something never discussed at SGA Senate before: a statement on racial reconciliation. […]
Students listened intently Wednesday morning as Melanie Taylor, Director of Discipleship, and Ally Currie, University Ministries Assistant, discussed racial reconciliation in chapel. Taylor and Currie began by chronicling their experiences with racial relations and how […]
Friday, Feb. 27 Logan Hampton, president of Lane College, spoke in chapel. It was the first time in at least 18 years that the president of Lane College had spoken at Union. To demonstrate […]
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