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CareerU provides opportunities to grow professionally
Every student has a dream job in his or her mind and a vision for the future. Maybe the dream job is being a teacher or a nurse, or maybe it is having a novel […]
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Hundley Center prepares students for grad school
At first glance, most of the students meeting yesterday afternoon in a Bowld Commons classroom seemed to have few commonalities. They represented diverse majors, interests and academic years. However, they all shared one important trait: […]
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Chapel policy to make changes next fall
President Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver said his heart breaks every Wednesday and Friday morning. As he looks out his office window before heading to the 10 a.m. chapel service, he sees students slip out the […]
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Freshman Friday: Daniel Ashworth
It has been a long road to Union for Nashville native and freshman elementary education major, Daniel Ashworth. Ever since his sister graduated from Union in 2010, Ashworth has known that the Christ-centered atmosphere would be a […]
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Union EDGE kicks off with kitchen shower
Intellectual and developmental disabilities will not hold students back from obtaining a post-secondary education through Union’s new EDGE Program. EDGE is a two-year, 48-hour certificate program for high school graduates ages 18 to 26. Students […]
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Senior spotlight: Jim Martin and Kelly Robey
Jim Martin Jim Martin, senior mathematics major and first basemen, has been playing baseball since he was only four years old. “I can’t ever remember not playing baseball,” Martin said. “It’s been a huge part of […]
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‘Unionites Unite’ to raise support for library
Students will have an opportunity to win prizes and enjoy fellowship tonight at the Unionites Unite event in the Bowld Student Commons from 4:30-6:30 p.m. while being a part of a fundraiser for the new campus […]