Wondering if Brewer has your favorite meal today? Curious about a professor’s perspective on a fascinating book?
For Union students, answers to these questions and more are just a few mouse-clicks away. […]
“What gives your life meaning or purpose?”
Seated on a green lawn dotted with groups of university students enjoying the first spring days in Paris, I listened as my new friends responded to the survey folded in my hands. Glazed-over expressions accompanied each improvised response, and more questions usually revealed a general lack of concern for anything spiritual. Regardless of growing up in Catholic school or with devout Muslim parents, matters of faith had been tucked away in the back of their minds. […]
By Hannah Lutz, Staff Writer “The Visit,” which begins Friday and runs through March 13 at W.D. Powell Theatre, is a modern answer to ancient questions of honor, forgiveness, sacrifice, loyalty and community. It will […]
Several years ago a hurricane battered my hometown of Naples, Fla., knocking the power out for days. Lights flickered off, air conditioning stopped humming, TVs stopped working and computers and cell phones stopped charging. As the ominous clouds cleared and the winds calmed, the power lines lay lifeless. While inside things were dark and dead, outside, life bloomed and flourished. People found comfort in the fresh outdoor air and the presence of pleasant company. Neighbors who had not talked in years gathered on front porches catching up on life, while children who usually spent their time cooped up inside playing video games climbed trees, played tag and used their imaginations together. The neighborhood buzzed with life in a way it had not in years. […]
2011–2020 © Cardinal and Cream