Ryan Oetting, senior digital media studies major, embarks on an adventure to restore an antique print shop in Green Frog Historic Southern Village. He is partnering with Union art students in order to help bring the shop back to life. […]
Seventy students, faculty, guest lecturers and community members gathered April 1-3 at Montreat (N.C.) College for the annual Inklings Fellowship retreat. Dr. Hal Poe, Charles Colson professor of faith and culture, started the Inklings retreat 10 years ago. […]
Church Without Walls started six years ago when pastor Pat Parham and his wife Vickie went to the same corner where their church meets now with their Bibles, a cassette player and a thermos of coffee. The church serves the homeless in Jackson. […]
Stephen Capps, senior biblical studies major, began taking his Dockery bobblehead around with him and photographing it. He initially uploaded them to Twitter, but now has started a blog called “DSD Travels,” where anyone can submit photos. Capps encourages students to take their bobbleheads on Spring Break. To see the blog, click here.
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Jackson residents braved rainy weather and filed into covered tents filled with items of every size, color and shape on the weekend of March 4–6. Friendly Franks Flea market is a once a month wonder planted inside the Jackson Fairgrounds Park.
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Jealousy. Rage. Infidelity. Abandonment. Remorse. These words set the stage for a drama filled with emotion and entertainment. Union University Players will present William Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale,” March 10–15, in the W.D. Powell Theatre. […]
Silver stilettos and polished black shoes tread confidently across the red carpet at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Memphis, Feb. 22. Hundreds came out for the premiere of “The Grace Card,” a feature-length movie set and filmed in Memphis. […]
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