Kate Benedetti Arts & Entertainment Editor Students, faculty and Jackson residents of all ages flocked to the production of the Benjamin Britten opera “Noye’s Fludde” hosted by Union’s music department last weekend. The capstone of […]
By Amelia Krauss News Editor “Jessica” was a normal Union student wishing to earn her Bachelor’s of Fine Arts with an emphasis in painting and to eventually open an art studio in Nashville with a […]
By Rebekah Otey Staff Writer While some were still enjoying winter break, seven students and two leaders traveled to Braunschweig, Germany, Jan. 4-14 on a Global Opportunities trip. Karen Taylor, associate director of student leadership […]
By Alexus Brock Life Asst. Editor Are you experiencing headaches along with tired, burning, watering, itching and dry eyes, double vision? How about blurred vision, eye fatigue, eye strain, bloodshot eyes, sore eyes, irritated eyes […]
Jake Fain Staff Writer Benjamin Alire Saenz, Catholic-priest-turned-poet, read from his original works of poetry about life and loss at Union Feb. 7. The 58-year-old Hispanic poet and novelist delivered his readings, which dwell on […]
By Jake Fain Staff Writer Art is becoming a popular major on Union’s campus, judging from the growing number of students in the program. However, lack of studio and gallery space available for displays has […]
By Kathleen Hartsfield Staff Writer On March 2, Barefoots Joe will host The Last Bison, a band from Chesapeake, Va. The group’s seven musicians include a violinist, a cellist and an organist. Members include lead […]
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