Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Harry Styles’ “Fine Line”
“Do you know who you are?” Like truly know? Growing up, I think that we are so programmed to think, act, feel and believe a certain way that we know who we were but not […]
Month: September 2020
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Returning To The Theater
I walk through the glass doors and am greeted by the long-awaited aroma of buttery popcorn and the sound of drink machines. It’s been seven months of re-watching movies on the couch or discovering those […]
Golf
Union’s Golf Teams: Two Of The First Teams To Be Able To Begin Practicing And Competing
At Union University, the majority of athletic teams are just getting started with practice this week. However, there are a few teams that have the green light ahead of everyone else, including the men’s and women’s […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Passing The Aux
“Eww, stop saying that!” My sister wrinkled her nose. I glanced over at her from the driver’s seat of the RAV4 and laughed. “I just said it’s indie music,” I repeated. “Indie. Why don’t you […]
Sports
The Future Return Of Sports At Union, An Opportunity To Reconnect And Be More Thankful
It’s no secret that sports have been part of our society for as long as any of us can remember. Almost everyone has a relationship with sports in some way or another, whether that be going […]
News
Faith In Practice: The Goodness And Trustworthiness Of God
Last week Joe Ball, director for discipleship and ministry in the office of university ministries, led the annual Faith in Practice three-day chapel series designed to teach students about discipleship. This year, Ball’s message focused […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: How “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Challenges The #Girlboss Stereotype
A 15-year-old cartoon made for kids is not exactly what I pictured myself bingeing during quarantine, but after years of friends begging me to give the show a chance and reviews rating the show among […]