Union University brings students from across the globe together, and in a day one might cross paths with someone from Malaysia, Ethiopia or Mexico. The second annual CultureFest, held March 11, showcased the cultural diversity on campus. […]
While protests and violence plague Libya, Americans struggle with a resulting rising problem of high prices at the gas pump. The Libyan people began protesting against their leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Feb. 16. Qaddafi has held an iron-fist reign in the oil-rich nation since he took power in 1969.
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Jackson’s infamous out-of-towners — fugitives turned Tennessee interlopers on the run from Louisiana state prison — were apprehended in Memphis, March 14. The two prison escapees were seized by police after a six-day search in east Jackson around the Pringles Park baseball complex. […]
Boom! Bang! Pop! Speech bubbles float out of the mouths of colorfully illustrated characters. Vivid expressions of pain or surprise capture the eye. Page after page of action, suspense and thrill draw readers deeper into the recesses of a well-known story. But comic books also offer opportunities for Christians into this genre. […]
Egypt is a land of history, but recently the country has been recognized more for its governmental unrest than its museums and landmarks. Egyptians have valued their art for thousands of years, but the upheaval has greatly affected significant relics. […]
On March 11 at 2:46 p.m., a magnitude 8.9 earthquake hit 80 miles east of Sendai, Japan, and sent 30-foot tsunami waves crashing on shore. Josiah Hubin, sophomore applied linguistics major, is studying abroad in Tokyo during the spring semester.
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The Jackson-Madison County School Board recently approved moving several elementary schools, students and teachers in order to be more cost-efficient. […]
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