By Melissa Moore, Public Services Librarian Libraries are known for having many things – computers for research and communication, quiet reading nooks, helpful library staff and lots of books for exploring ideas. Some libraries […]
Denied freedom of speech, movement and information. Subjected to collective punishment, public executions and political prison camps. The people of North Korea are living in one of the most repressive regimes in the world. A […]
For sophomore business management major Brooke Fisher, it all started with symptoms she thought were mild allergies. But after a visit to Nurse Paul Mayer, director of health services, she discovered she had the flu. […]
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: […]
Dozens of candle flames flickered in the humid breeze as families and friends of homicide victims walked through their lighted path to honor those they love. Loss survivors, families, students, advocates and law enforcement officers […]
Union’s keynote speaker for the 18th annual Scholarship Banquet will be David Brooks, a New York Times columnist and best-selling author. The banquet will be held at Carl Perkins Civic Center Oct. 6, with dinner […]
Former student Charlie Pittman, who was sentenced to serve 40 years in prison for the murder of his fiancée Olivia Greenlee, has filed a motion to withdraw his plea of guilt, according to multiple news sources. Pittman […]
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