On Wednesday, Oct. 17, Union University hosted Mason Ruby—a doctoral student at the University of Memphis and adjunct professor at Union University—in Harvey Hall for a guest lecture on the James Webb Space Telescope and […]
“People have a lot of fear of spiders and snakes and lizards and stuff.” Biology professor Micah Fern removed a gray, quarter-sized tarantula from a glass enclosure on his bookshelf. “But what I always want […]
In romantic relationships, the word “chemistry” is often used to describe mutual romantic attraction, but the ambiguity of that naming creates more questions than answers. Nina Heckler, assistant professor of sociology and department chairwoman, said […]
Secluded in the confines of White Hall is a species of aspen tree foreign to the United States. That’s because Mark Bolyard, chairman of the biology department, has been granted renewal on a United States […]
By Brooklin Byrd Guest Writer Just in time for the Easter season, a biology professor provided an eye-opening perspective on the horrors of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ from a physiological standpoint March 19 in […]
By Samantha Adams Student members of the American Chemical Society at Union received a grant this summer to theatrically teach the scientific method to elementary students and a matching grant to attend a science skit […]
Union’s Scholar in Residence discussed aging and mortality in the lecture series “Facing the Dying of the Light: Perspectives on Aging and Dying.” The lectures helped students and faculty think about life, death and the implications of scientific discoveries. […]
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