Daniel Dreisbach, professor in the department of justice, law and criminology, spoke Thursday on “How Thomas Jefferson’s ‘Wall of Separation’ Redefined Religion’s Place in American Public Life.” In his lecture he explained that while most […]
Harvey Auditorium, dimmed so the small text on the projector screen was clear, was filled with Union senators Wednesday night. Benton Hurt, vice president of the student body and sophomore biology major, called this semester’s […]
The year was 1968. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Jackson City Hall had separate drinking fountains for ‘colored’ people and ‘white’ people and Union University only consisted of approximatley 500 students and a few […]
Union University is the host of an important guest for the remainder of the spring semester. Adam Creating Himself is an original piece by Karen Swenholt, a figurative artist from Northern Virginia. The sculpture will […]
By Jacob Smith, executive committee chairman, J.H. Eaton Society Fellowship, particularly over food, was one of the defining features of the church in Acts. Baptists earned their historic reputation for eating because of their desire […]
Stand Up For Your Sister is a seminar that raises awareness of common issues that women face and allows women on campus to become vulnerable about their struggles. Monday night, approximately 160 females, students and […]
Life Groups present opportunities to minister to others, build relationships and make a difference in the lives of incoming students in the fall. Andy Campbell, sophomore economics major and Life Group leader, said the experience is […]
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