Every March, people in schools, offices and dorm rooms line up sheets of paper trying to predict the outcome of one of the craziest tournaments on the planet.
Thousands of contests revolve around picking the brackets. The mission is simple when picking games. From the 64-team field (excluding the play-in games), participants fill in their picks for the winners of the 63 games to be played. […]
Students should expect to see baby bottles around campus in the coming weeks, but not for the reason one might think.
The Student Government Association is teaming up with Birth Choice, a local pregnancy resource clinic, starting March 5-16 to raise donations that will go toward money for the clinic, sex education classes for young women and items needed for new mothers. […]
While the majority of those attending Union University come fresh out of high school, a small segment of students come after serving in the military. Some have even served overseas.
Mark Waite, junior biblical languages major, is one of these students. […]
Student leaders met to discuss the addition of a new sidewalk, alteration of a spring holiday and to bring attention to the scanning services in the library at the Student Government Association’s bi-weekly meeting Feb. 22. […]
Three Union students were chosen from more than 1,000 entrees to present their literary pieces Feb. 29-March 3 at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention in New Orleans.
In addition to achieving academic excellence, the members of STD, an international English honor society, strive to promote interest in English literature, writing and languages on college campuses. […]
As Republican presidential candidates traverse the country in their efforts to win the party’s support, legislators closer to home are preparing for the November elections by reaching out to new constituents in realigned districts.
Tennessee legislators set new boundaries for congressional, state House and state Senate districts early in the year, and Gov. Bill Haslam signed the maps into law Jan. 26. The maps passed the GOP-controlled state legislature by a wide margin and would seem to bolster Republican gains, packing Democratic-leaning precincts into marginalized districts and making GOP-held districts less competitive. […]
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