Features
A Tale Of Two Writers (Who Try Baseball)
Colin Harris: This is a story about redemption. Early high school Colin was not a cool guy. I was a “pick-me” boy, which in terms of grade school personas is only marginally better than a […]
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Golf
Andy Rushing: Still In His Prime
“I initially said no, I don’t want to do it. I’m done.” In August 2023, Andy Rushing, assistant professor of physical education, said no to being Union’s interim golf coach after the former coach quit […]
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Tim Foster: From Secret Service To Safety & Security
“I started off my career with a set of keys to the White House, and I’ve ended my career with a set of keys to Union University.” When I sat down to talk with Tim […]
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Jeremiah Murila: How God Weaves The Miracle Of Connections
At 6 p.m. on a pitch-black Tuesday night, I sat alone at a large round table in Barefoots Coffee — a sheet of paper, a pen and my phone open to the voice recorder app […]
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MOSAIC: Fighting For Unity
I pictured the inside of Bowld 121, people from all areas of campus seated at a single table stretched across the room, lined with an assortment of colorful dishes from different cultures, each made with […]
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Social Work In Ecuador: Transcending Cultural Differences
I have the travel bug. Traveling internationally for the first time this summer, I found myself in Kenya, completely absorbing a culture incomparable to my own. I connected with Ginny Schwindt, social work professor and […]
Arts & Entertainment
Noah Windham: Striving For The Leaf
Creativity as a vocation is a bold leap for many young people to make. Uncertainty seeps in from all around for people who are making their creative passions their full-time job. Does one fully plunge […]