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Liberté Social Garden Hosts Music by Kota Band

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, […]

Steven Aldridge: Selfless Love in a Selfish Industry

Sports Features

October 26, 2026

In September, I pulled up the Union Athletics website for probably the first time in at least 6 months. I was met with bright red colors, photos of athletes frozen in action, and eye-catching headlines. [...]

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

Arts & Entertainment

October 23, 2026

A sloth working at a DMV. A tiny shrew called “Mr. Big.” Catchy songs performed by Gazelle, aka Shakira. Sound familiar? “Zootopia” is one of the most well-liked and successful Disney movies in the past [...]

The Silver Pen Episode 9: Goodbye To Live Television?

Multimedia

October 23, 2026

Join Carleigh and Kelsey as they discuss the Emmys’ recent relocation to Amazon Prime, and the broader changes across the television industry as a whole. Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook [...]

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

News

October 22, 2026

Union University’s financial planning organization, CENFi, hosted its first women’s event, “Women of Worth: You Already Have a Seat at the Table,” featuring guest speaker Bethany Frymire, on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 3:15 p.m. in [...]

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

News

October 22, 2026

On Monday, Oct. 19, Steven Pincus, a professor of British history at the University of Chicago, reframed the origins of the American War for Independence during his lecture for the 29th annual Carl-Schwerdfeger History Lecture [...]

Why Christian Theater Matters

Features

October 21, 2026

MainStage Theater is a student-run theater club at Union University. They have put on two major performances every year since the spring of 2023. MainStage is dedicated to excellence in their craft and keeping Christ [...]

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

Arts & Entertainment

October 20, 2026

Water ripples under green lily pads, trees sway in the wind and a tiny black inchworm crawls up the finger of a girl lying in the middle of a field. The soft sound of a [...]

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

Multimedia

October 19, 2026

Join Liv Briggs and Stephen Carbonell as they discuss the ways that our culture often influences how we appreciate music. Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in [...]

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?

Union Res Life Hosts Annual Stand Up For Your Sister Event

“Avatar: Seven Havens” Sentenced To The Otherverse

Union Women’s Volleyball Team Loses 3-0 To Top Team In The GSC

Union Archives: Praising God While Preserving History

The Sidelines Episode 9: Dirty Plays & Sportsmanship

Crime Novelist and Pastor J. Mark Bertrand Speaks On Writing And Faith At Union University

Union Debate Team Places Second in USM Tournament