Twenty-five of Union University’s spring athletes were named to the list of TranSouth Scholar Athletes by maintaining at least a 3.0 grade point average in their classes while representing their respective schools through athletics. […]
Similar to “Whose Line Is It Anyway,” the performance “Whose Bongo Is It Anyway” filled the W.D. Powell Theater with laughter and applause as Alpha Psi Omega, the theater honor fraternity, held its third annual improvisation event, April 19. […]
The Union women’s basketball team has showed talent and excellent play on the court over the past few years, but the women on the squad have shown brilliance off the court as well. One of its players, Kayla Bryant, wants to go into ministry working with orphanages. […]
Tony Dungy, former NFL coach, was the keynote speaker for Union’s Roy L. White Legacy Golf and Gala, April 18. Dungy and his wife spoke on the importance of supporting Christian education and how adults need to be involved in the lives of America’s youth. […]
The Lady Bulldogs made it to their third straight NAIA title game but fell to Azuza Pacific University in the final quarter. The score was tied at 55 with two minutes left in the game but the Lady Cougars pulled 6 points ahead, 65-59, by the final buzzer. […]
“You all do not know how to appreciate that campus.” When I heard those words from Tillman Mays, a graduate of Union’s class of 1961, they stung—he spoke his opinion sternly and without hesitation. Days later, his words still hung in the back of my mind. […]
You can continue your education any time in life — that is the message Union University is sending to potential non-traditional students in the Nashville area. Union’s Hendersonville campus is expanding for those looking to continue their education. […]
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