James Huggins’ Biome-hosted lecture, “The Anatomy of the Crucifixion,” in which he discussed what Jesus physically endured on the cross, brought students and community members together in PAC D-3 on April 18 at 6 p.m. […]
As a freshman walking into this brand-new world of college, I knew two things: these were supposed to be the best four years of my life, and I would graduate college a completely different person […]
When junior zoology major Kili Walsh was a little kid, the bald eagle was her favorite animal. Her passion didn’t stem from a deep sense of patriotism—she found the birds interesting. In first grade, she […]
Some senior students write lengthy theses, some create final art projects and yet others conduct extensive final research. Whitney Loftis, senior cell and molecular biology major, is in the midst of her own unique senior […]
On Oct. 24, Union’s pro-life organization, Life139, will host “Personhood and the Value of Life.” Melody Kramer, junior nursing major and president of Life139, said the event “will be a panel discussion of Union professors […]
By Brooklin Byrd Guest Writer Just in time for the Easter season, a biology professor provided an eye-opening perspective on the horrors of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ from a physiological standpoint March 19 in […]
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