Hundreds of purple balloons from the 2010 Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk filled the sky on Oct. 2, representing a portion of the millions of people affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Participants gathered at Pringles Park to show support for finding a treatment. […]
Union University hosted the 23rd Consortium for Global Education Sept. 22–24, where CGE’s international partners, colleagues and representatives from more than 40 universities and colleges across the country met to share information and discuss international programs. […]
History shows West Tennessee weather can be unpredictable, especially for the Jackson area. Danny Gant, National Weather Service meteorologist in Memphis, explained this trend. “The atmosphere is in a vicious cycle trying to balance itself out,” Gant said. […]
About 800 family members came to Union’s campus, Oct. 2–3, for special events, giving insight into the lives of college students. Family Weekend is an annual event in which families travel from all over the United States to spend time with their Union students. […]
Among the theological debates heard around Union’s campus, none is more prevalent than the fundamental discussion of predetermined salvation and the free will of humans. The School of Theology and Mission’s Fall Colloquium hosted a forum pertaining to these two spiritual concepts expressed throughout the Bible. […]
This fall’s Town and Gown Lecture Series will introduce a prime concern to Union students and faculty: What is the role of energy sustainability in our lives today? The event will focused on the various uses of energy in America. Presentations will be held in Room D-3 of the Penick Academic Complex. […]
The Affordable Care Act implemented by the Obama administration has taken effect as a first-line defense against this year’s influenza battle, according to articles from HealthCare.gov. Under the act, patients with private health insurance or Medicare will not be charged a co-payment. […]
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