Perspectives
Let’s Talk about Porn
Note: This isn’t going to be the stereotypical “Classic Clark” piece, and there’s a lot of dark material in here. I want you to read it, that’s why I wrote it, but I want you […]
Union University
Features
Sara Lytle: “Being able to play hard is just an overflow”
“If I’m being honest, I don’t even really like basketball; I’ve wanted to quit since I was about 16. But people who love Jesus are people who work hard, and that’s why I press on.” […]
Features
From Student to Staff: Union graduate returns to work in admissions
“Graduating from UU and then turning around and working as an enrollment counselor is the best full circle,” said Kait Martin, a former public relations major here at Union. She graduated in May of 2017, […]
Sports
Thanksgiving Basketball: Lady Bulldogs look strong, Wilson goes down for men
Over Thanksgiving break, Union’s women’s basketball team continued to drain threes en route to a 3-1 week while the men’s team went 1-2 and lost Charlie Wilson, a preseason All Gulf South selection, to an […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: a half month of Christmas music
On November 13th, I turned on Christmas music with my own hands for the very first time in my life, and continued to do so for two weeks. Here are my thoughts: Day 1: Christmas […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: “Thor: Ragnarok” is a supercharged blast
At this point, Marvel studios is like the fast food of the movie industry. They can quickly make a crowd-pleasing product that easily turns in a profit. However, just like a fast food establishment, Marvel […]
Features
Remembering Coach Blackstock
“He is one man that I just enjoy talking about,” Steve Beverly, associate professor of communication arts, said as he recalled stories of Coach David Blackstock. “He’s somebody that we’ll continue to tell stories about.” […]