It is a second consecutive national championship win for Union University’s debate team after competing against more than a dozen schools and finally, defeating a rival school by one point in a tie breaking round April 10.
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Improving one’s photography may seem like a daunting task if he or she has never had any photography classes or does not have a fancy camera. But there is hope even if one does not have a high-tech camera, said Jim Veneman, Union’s director of visual communications.
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Over spring break, Union University’s president stayed busy singing in the Vatican in Rome, touring Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum, passing out evangelism tracts in Florida, receiving a parking ticket, visiting the St. Louis zoo, and tanning on the beach. Only it was not the real Dr. David S. Dockery who traveled the world but rather the DSD bobblehead version that kept students company during spring break. […]
Lambuth University will close its doors for the final time June 30, marking the end of a 168-year history, said Dr. Bill Seymour, university president, April 14. The university has struggled with budget problems leading to late payrolls and its accreditation was revoked last December. […]
In a world of gray morality, our Christian professors ought to be light for their students, to help us uncover the truth about our secular world. It is our responsibility, as students, to face up to the truth and to applaud our teachers who are not afraid to help us find it. […]
Seventy students, faculty, guest lecturers and community members gathered April 1-3 at Montreat (N.C.) College for the annual Inklings Fellowship retreat. Dr. Hal Poe, Charles Colson professor of faith and culture, started the Inklings retreat 10 years ago. […]
Artists and theologians mingled together this past weekend to discuss the interaction of art, culture and theology. Those three practices were brought together for examination at the ACT Conference, an assembly of experts in both art and theology.
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