By Beth Byrd Editor-in-Chief The saying goes that if you’re not “for” something, you’re against it. But in light of the ongoing Steubenville, Ohio, rape debate, the reverse of this saying is just as accurate. […]
By Katherine Burgess Managing Editor When I heard that David Dockery, university president, was to transition into the role of chancellor, I felt immediate apprehension. By the time of his transition, Dockery will have led […]
By Todd Brady Guest Writer While issues of ethics often are pronounced from pulpits and courthouses across our nation, matters of morality usually are embraced and digested best by children around our own family dinner […]
By Chelsie Kenworthy Asst. Sports Editor The Union Bulldog baseball team fell to No. 4-ranked opponent University of Alabama Huntsville Chargers on the road Saturday and Sunday, losing the first game 1-3, the second game […]
By Alana Hu Staff Writer With two-and-a-half months of the semester left, the Student Government Association already has distributed its Senate budget, and campus organizations can no longer request monies. Each year, SGA receives $3,600 […]
By Hannah King Staff Writer Ben Mandrell, pastor of Englewood Baptist Church, and his wife, Lynley, will host the annual Crabtree Lecture Series April 5 in the G.M. Savage Memorial Chapel. As a marriage and […]
By Kathryn Moore Staff Writer Cheating, plagiarism and academic dishonesty are phrases almost taboo at any college or university in the United States, especially at a university based on Christian values. However, according to Susan […]
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