Features
Senior Profile: Defying Expectation
I knew of Corinne Olund before I actually knew her. I had followed her on Instagram, judging her purely by the highlight reel of social media. A few things I knew: she’s beautiful, she’s a […]
Month: September 2018
Arts & Entertainment
Blank Slate Improv: Secrets Revealed
I decided to uncover the ancient secrets of Union’s Blank Slate Improv team by infiltrating one of their so-called practices. What I found may shock you. The meeting starts like any other Union event: with […]
Perspectives
Let Us Dance
I haven’t ever seen Footloose, but I’m pretty sure this is the general plot summary: A bunch of high schoolers in the 1950’s all attend the same Midwest school, a school notorious for its no-nonsense […]
News
The Gathering: A Night Of Friends And Fellowship
Union University’s freshmen ladies enjoyed a night of relaxation and fun at The Gathering, a Residence Life sponsored event, on Saturday, Sept. 1, at the McAfee Student Commons, where community was built over henna tattoos, […]
News
Student Activities Council – Creating Community On Campus
Braving the pestering mosquitos and humidity, hundreds of students gathered in the Watters’ lawn to watch “Avenger’s: Infinity War” on a massive blow-up movie screen this past Saturday. Students brought along blankets and pillows as they […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Sleeping At Last
The sun poured into my window and I cursed it, wanting to stay in bed and see no one. Wanting to close my eyes and simply cease to exist. This was not a new desire. […]
Features
Handing Over The Chips: Dr. Anderson Embraces The Call To Bridge Racial Gap
I took piano lessons for five years from a lady named Mrs. Boone. She had a green lamp above her piano so she could read her sheet music at night. Everything in her house was […]