News
‘Read, Pray, Sing’
By Alana Hu Staff Writer Andy Davis and Heath Thomas, one a pastor and the other a scholar from North Carolina, will be the featured speakers of Union’s R.C. Ryan Center for Biblical Studies’ “Read, […]
Month: April 2013
Features
Local company uses Barefoots Joe coffee grounds in signature soap
By Rebekah Otey Staff Writer While Union students think of Barefoots’ Joe Coffee as a beverage, local proprietor ‘Made on Acorn Hill’ uses the coffee for another reason: to make soap. Made on Acorn Hill […]
Features
Sweet arrangement: History professor’s wife provides treats for annual bake sale
By Hannah King Staff Writer Phi Alpha Theta’s ninth annual Franco-American Confection and Bake Sale March 20 will help finance student travel next year, and history professor Stephen Carls’ wife, Alice, as well as Union […]
Arts & Entertainment
Sophomore English major self-publishes science fiction novel
By Jill Miller Staff Writer Video games get a bad reputation for being a waste of time, but in some cases, they can spark an interest that lasts a lifetime. That is the case for […]
Arts & Entertainment
Junior to help direct ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’
By Jake Fain Staff Writer A Union theater major will help direct an adaptation of C.S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” in late April on campus. Technical director Ben West appointed Allison […]
Arts & Entertainment
Donors, alumni give more than $180,000 worth of art
By Chesney Monroe Staff Writer Union University may not be located near any major art center, but more than $180,000 worth of art resides on campus grounds. Union had one collection appraised at $180,000 for […]
Perspectives
PERSPECTIVE: Music obsession an unhealthy escape from pain
By Aaron Rowland Guest Writer There is not one person among us who has not at some time or another used music to cope with a difficult situation. You break up with your significant other […]