One of the most exciting weekends of the academic year is upon us—Union’s annual Family Weekend. New and returning students are an integral part of the University, according to Ken Litscher, director of residence life, […]
A little girl in Nepal has a letter, and Emily Goette, sophomore elementary education major, got to see her face light up when she handed it to her. The 7-year-old kept looking back and smiling […]
To find the student art gallery, Union students used to have to walk to the PAC. Now they will see student art frequently, even when on a coffee run. The Union Art Department is […]
Many Christians feel trapped in an age of hostility, aggressively pushed into exile or taken captive by a culture that preaches acceptance, according to Dr. Justin Barnard, professor of philosophy. Do we fight? Do we […]
I know that it’s Monday, but today I want to take you to church. Not just any church—I want to take you to the black church. For most of my life, I have been a […]
Rod Dreher was 46 when he picked up a 700-year-old poem in the midst of his life’s worst crisis. Now he tells the story of how Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy restored him and made his […]
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