Arts & Entertainment
The Band Camino: Memphis’s Hometown Heroes
Freshman year, I met the Band Camino. I had no clue who they were. One school night, some of my friends and I decided to go to Memphis just for kicks and giggles. We ate, […]
Memphis
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The Gibson’s Experience: Late Night Road Trips For Donuts And Why They Matter
I wake up to the familiar sound of an abrasive alarm. Typically this happens just before the sun rises, but this time, it is after the sun has set. I hear a knock on the […]
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“Never Stop Fighting”: The Cedric Davis Story
“Bro, Lebron James is better than Michael Jordan. He’s really the greatest basketball player of all time,” says a grinning Cedric Davis, as he sits down on the couch next to me. I roll my […]
Sports
The Doghouse: Volleyball Senior Night, Basketball Opens with Wins
Welcome to The Doghouse, a weekly column recapping Union University sports action from the weekend. This weekend at Union, volleyball closed out their season with a win over West Georgia Friday, while women’s and men’s basketball both […]
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Chapel: Mitsamphanh urges a missions mindset in the age of migration
Thi Mitsamphanh, church mobilizer at World Relief in Memphis, Tennessee, spoke to students during Wednesday’s chapel about missions in the face of the current refugee crisis. Mitsamphanh is also an adjunct professor at Mid-America Baptist […]
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Freshman Friday: Victoria Clayton
Victoria Clayton, political science major, plans to become a lawyer and a judge in Tennessee. Her love for politics and the legal system started at a young age. “When I was a little kid, my […]
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Masters in Urban Education offers grad students unique opportunity
Many are unfamiliar with the Master of Urban Education (M.U.Ed.) program that Union University offers through the Memphis Teacher Residency. The Urban Education program is a selective program that incorporates graduate work with training for […]