Features
Staff Spotlight: Kristi Woody
Everyone knows Hammons Hall, or at least they know it as what used to be the LifeWay store. But even though the Christian bookstore is gone, the building isn’t empty. The second floor houses several […]
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Arts & Entertainment
What Is Artsy?
The Baroque period was all about intricate detailing. The Impressionist movement preferred abstract washes of color. Surrealism distorted reality into often gruesome but eye-opening images. Now, technology has brought a new cultural movement to the […]
Features
Senior Profile: To, Sabrina Clendenin
We were sitting in a coffee shop. We didn’t have to be at the airport for another several hours. I bought a Matcha green tea latte, and although it was beautiful, I didn’t much care […]
News
Union University To Hold “Phone-Free Day” On April 26
What is it like to be social without media? Can you live a day without your smartphone? Will a day without cellular technology end human civilization as we know it? These are questions that Union University hopes […]
Perspectives
PERSPECTIVE: The Snapchat Update and You: It is Time to Take a Step Back
The world is not the same as it was. I still remember that fateful morning over a month ago when our lives were irrevocably changed. As I climbed out of bed and promptly tripped over […]
News
Not My Child: Bringing awareness to human trafficking
Concerned parents, educators and citizens of the Jackson community gathered in the Bowld gym Monday night to learn about human trafficking, warning signs and how to help prevent the crime from authorities in the field. […]
Perspectives
Perspective: I Don’t Want to See Your 4.0 GPA on Facebook
Have you ever seen one of those videos where hundreds of freshly-hatched baby sea turtles are all racing towards the ocean? They’re running as hard as their baby turtle joints can manage, probably squawking and […]