Tucked away downtown or in obscure strip malls, Jackson’s bakeries have much to offer the sugar-savvy student willing to make the trip. The city offers treats made by experienced bakers offering everything from Southern specialties to Latin confections. […]
Cool treats are growing popular with summer’s quick approach, but ice cream is not the only dessert for those seeking to chill during warmer days. Sorbet is satisfying because it appeals to a variety of tastes. […]
Kayla Hudson, former graduate assistant and player for the Lady Bulldogs basketball team, has been named an assistant coach for the Lady Bulldogs. […]
Life Groups are part of a ministry the Office of Spiritual Life began at Union more than a decade ago. The goal is to create a sense of belonging and community for students in their first semester.
Life Group leaders seek to encourage new students by providing uplifting friendships in the first few weeks of college. […]
Housing for January term in 2013 will be free to students, Dr. David Dockery, university president, told the student senate April 11. […]
The Union University Players will bring an American legend to life in the upcoming children’s play “The Saga of Pecos Bill (or How Cowboying Really Got Started).”
The legend of the first cowboy, “The Saga,” follows Pecos Bill from his early childhood when he was raised by coyotes through his exploits as he lassos a tornado, digs the Grand Canyon, creates the Great Salt Lake and falls in love with the catfish-riding Slue-Foot Sue. […]
If you rip a sheet of lined paper out of a spiral-bound notebook, you will notice a broad middle section of the paper separated by two vertical red lines from the margins on either side. If you were to take all the people in the world and put them onto this sheet of paper, some would fall into this middle section but many more would be squeezed into the margins, tightly packed and clinging precariously to the jagged edges of the page. […]
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