News
A COVID Safe Recruitment
Last week 86 women went through Panhellenic recruitment to find a sorority call home in the houses of Kappa Delta, Chi Omega or Zeta Tau Alpha. Every year women across the nation go through recruitment […]
Month: August 2020
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Taylor Swift’s “Folklore” And The Power Of Shared Stories
When I discovered Taylor Swift in the sixth grade through my older, more culturally aware sister, the first song I became obsessed with was “Love Story.” A song almost as classic for my generation as […]
Perspectives
No, I Didn’t Watch the Game Last Night: On Sports and Why We Care So Much
Growing up in a sports-loving family meant spending countless hours at my brother’s baseball games, watching football with my dad or playing on various sports teams myself. Softball, soccer, volleyball — you name it, I […]
Features
Bringing Union Back Together: Campus Life In The Midst Of COVID-19
In the midst of a pandemic that has swept the world off its feet, Union University resumed in-person classes. One of the many reasons students choose Union is because of the sense of community and […]
Sports
The Pandemic, Providing An Athlete The Opportunity To Rediscover Her Identity
On Sunday, March 8, I was sitting on the bus with my hands laying on a bag of ice. I had been hit on both of my hands while at the plate. My knuckles were […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Your Clique Clicks For You
In high school, I felt completely left out of certain cliques. Just off the top of my head, here are some cliques from my high school. The Populars: Mostly a group of girls who just […]
News
Residence Life Holds Hype Video Contest
Last weekend, inclement weather left Union’s Residence Life students at the annual 1/2 K starting block disappointed, but not defeated. Although the potential storms caused the event to be called off, the rain did not […]