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MainStage Theatre’s Little Women Production Sold Out Friday Night

November 9, 2026

Union University’s student-run MainStage Theatre Group presented Little Women on Nov. 5-8, 2026 in the W.B. Powell Theatre. Director Chloe Benson, a junior elementary education major, used Kevin M. Cunningham’s adaptation of Little Women, which […]

“I Fear Dying Here, While My City Burns, And There’s No One Here To Save It.”

Arts & Entertainment

November 5, 2026

It’s Friday night, which means it’s time for pizza and a movie. Gotta love family traditions. Blue light glows on the family’s 55-inch TCL as the shimmery golden Warner Bros. logo flips like a coin [...]

Zuckerberg, A Force To Be Reckoned With

Arts & Entertainment

November 4, 2026

“The Social Reckoning”, Aaron Sorkin’s 2026 sequel to his 2010 film “The Social Network,” follows the true story of “The Facebook Files,” The Wall Street Journal’s exposé uncovering Facebook’s mass violations of user privacy agreements. [...]

The Maker’s Space: Creativity in a Culture of Efficiency

Features

November 2, 2026

“Isn’t this so cool?” I say to my family as we walk through the Maker’s Space, where sleek machines that feel too professional for my humble capabilities line the crisp white walls. The Maker’s Space [...]

Why You Should Care About Ceramics

Features

October 30, 2026

Every semester the Union Art Department has a Pottery Sale at the SUB. The central hallway is lined with bright displays covered in colorful ceramics. Dishes, bowls, and coffee mugs abound, each with their own [...]

Bulldog Madness: A Pep Rally With A Purpose

Sports

October 29, 2026

I’m speedwalking to the Fred alongside my friends, hoisting our sorority’s flags with pride. We’re determined to get to the gym early, scan in for our Homecoming Cup points, and get the best seats and limited-number rally [...]

Union Students And Faculty Participate In Campus And Community Day Despite Changes

News

October 29, 2026

On Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026, Union University students and faculty participated in Campus and Community Day despite changes in project assignments. The event started with an 8 a.m. rally at the tornado monument in the [...]

Hey, Little One. They’re Going To Tell You To Lower Your Voice. Ignore Them.

Arts & Entertainment

October 28, 2026

All my life, I’ve been told to lower my voice. Growing up as the youngest of five, I constantly fought for attention, validation and a chance to be noticed. I was born with a range [...]

Liberté Social Garden Hosts Music by Kota Band

News

October 26, 2026

On Friday night, music band Music by Kota entertained downtown Jackson at the Liberté Social Garden at a free event hosted by the Gylden Bake House. This event promoted small businesses in the Jackson area, [...]

MainStage Theatre’s Little Women Production Sold Out Friday Night

“I Fear Dying Here, While My City Burns, And There’s No One Here To Save It.”

The Maker’s Space: Creativity in a Culture of Efficiency

Why You Should Care About Ceramics

Bulldog Madness: A Pep Rally With A Purpose

Union Students And Faculty Participate In Campus And Community Day Despite Changes

Hey, Little One. They’re Going To Tell You To Lower Your Voice. Ignore Them.

Liberté Social Garden Hosts Music by Kota Band

Steven Aldridge: Selfless Love in a Selfish Industry

Discernment About Disney: What Zootopia Teaches Us About Worldview-Shaping

The Silver Pen Episode 9: Goodbye To Live Television?

Guest Speaker Bethany Frymire Speaks At First Ever CENFi Women’s Event

Guest Lecturer Dr. Steven Pincus Prompts Audience to Reimagine American Origins

Why Christian Theater Matters

“An Adaptation Ought to Be at Least Artificially Passionate, Or It Would Be Sincerely Dull”

The Hot Seat Episode 9: Is Your Music Taste Performative?

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