My fifth grade writing teacher was a big reason why I discovered my love for writing and expressing myself through words. She would simply give me a piece of paper during class and tell me […]
“I’ll never forget the first time I bounced out onstage,” said Kristin Klonowski, adjunct professor of theatre. “I was the little heroine in my little purple and white dress, and I went flouncing out there […]
Kappa Delta hosted David Heineman, a martial arts and self-defense teacher from Chicago, Ill., in the Union University chapel on Nov. 13 for a self-defense class open to all female students on campus. The event […]
“The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you’re uncool.” – Lester Bangs, Almost Famous A couple of years ago I wore a hard hat and operated […]
While most World Literature II students had their noses buried in works by William Blake or Molière, a few were asked to engage with Eastern literature and chronicle their fall break travels, an assignment earning Dr. Patricia Hamilton the Newell Innovative Teaching Award. Hamilton, associate professor of English, said she wanted to be creative in teaching the core English class and asked her students to imitate — an Eastern learning method — instead of simply analyze the work of master storytellers. […]
Union’s student-teachers are placed at two different schools throughout the semester, and the School of Education requires one placement to be in an urban school district. […]
In a world of gray morality, our Christian professors ought to be light for their students, to help us uncover the truth about our secular world. It is our responsibility, as students, to face up to the truth and to applaud our teachers who are not afraid to help us find it. […]
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