Isaac Brooks, who received the position this semester, is no stranger to the school. Having graduated from Union in 2002 and recently completing his master’s, Brooks has become familiar with the territory. […]
For thousands of people in Tennessee with pollen allergies, changing seasons brings misery and discomfort, but practical prevention tips and allergy medications can alleviate their symptoms. […]
Each season, every MLB team plays a guaranteed 162 games. If two teams are tied for a playoff spot, a one-game play-in game is played at the end of the regular season to determine who advances to the playoffs. […]
Like most cities, a variety of jobs attracts graduates to Atlanta. Anne Guiler, senior mathematics major, plans to move to Atlanta after graduation to work with a camp she has worked with for years. Guiler enjoys city life, she said, so she was excited the camp was located in Atlanta. […]
After the Supreme Court’s oral arguments on President Barack Obama’s national health care plan late last month, students may have to find coverage sooner than they had planned.
The arguments, which took place March 26-28, centered around four main issues: the Anti-Injunction Act, the individual mandate, the law’s severability and the expansion of Medicaid. […]
The blaze was limited to a small space within a storage closet and quickly extinguished by the house’s automated sprinkler system. However, the house did sustain water damage because the sprinklers ran for nearly half an hour before the fire department arrived to shut them off. […]
Various mentoring organizations in Jackson have gathered monthly at Union for the past two years to share and discuss ideas to improve their programs. […]
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