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Dr. Green: Shaping The Generations
If you were to open up the cabinet above my microwave in my childhood home, you’d find an old, stained and ripped piece of paper taped to the inside. At the top of the page […]
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Shepherds And Instruments: A Calling Formed In Surrender
Jack Hewitt, a sophomore biblical languages major, approached my table in Modero promptly at our agreed time to meet. He was dressed neatly, as always, composed in a way that made the conversation feel intentional […]
Softball
Union Softball Sweeps Miles College In Doubleheader
Union University softball swept Miles College in a doubleheader on Wednesday, Mar. 25, at Fesmire Field with a 4-0 victory in the opening game and game two ending with a score of 4-3. Across the […]
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The Thrill of Manual Labor: Union University’s Grounds Crew
Imagine it is 8 a.m. You rush to your first class of the day because you slept in longer than you needed to. You were up late last night studying for the exam you are […]
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The Power Of Community Within The Lord: A Scholar’s Weekend Experience
You leave your dorm on a Friday in the middle of February. There’s something different today. You cannot quite place it. First, you notice a surprising amount of red Union polos being worn. You don’t […]
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Makayla Baker: Finding Her Disability To Be A Superpower
Photo courtesy of Union University. I sat with my older sister in her apartment bedroom as quietness lingered in the peak hours of the night, an array of cords and chargers for her phone, along […]
Arts & Entertainment
Choosing a First Class Movie: A Survival Guide
That cloud 9 experience of walking through the Memphis International Airport with AirPods that are blasting “New Kid in Town,” by the Eagles, is something that would only be in the movies, unless you’ve been […]