A collection of pre-Columbian artifacts from Peru is now on display at the Emma Waters Summar Library on the Union University campus. The library has about 100 pieces that date from roughly 300 B.C. to A.D. 1534, and represent most of the high cultures that lived in the Andes region before Europeans arrived. […]
MOSAIC’s addition of the new Latino branch gives minority students even more opportunities to share their opinions. In the fall of 2008, the MOSAIC group was started at Union to meet the individual needs and desires of culturally diverse students on campus. […]
The message of glamour has become the mainstream definition of beauty, but six girls at Colleyville (Texas) Heritage High School recently founded a campaign called “Redefining Beauty.” Every Tuesday, the girls do not wear makeup to school as a symbol that they do not need it to feel beautiful. […]
If one would like to experience a place with a rich history and meet people with one-of-a-kind stories about railroads and the importance of the railroad system to Jackson, head down to the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Depot and Railroad Museum. […]
Wind turbines, hydroelectricity, biofuels, nuclear energy, ocean current energy and geothermal energy — pathways to solving the energy crisis seem endless. However, what if one process of converting energy could solve the problem and make “pure water”? […]
A group of diverse intellectuals, known as the Inklings, along with the literary works of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, will be the subject of discussion next semester in the new class “Lewis, Tolkien, and the Inklings,” which will be taught at Union. […]
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