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Dalton tackles ‘Tough Mudder’
It’s cold and windy outside. You’re shivering from swimming through a dumpster of ice water, and as you run, your feet are sinking into inches of mud. The miles ahead are filled with even more […]
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Vaccinations offered in midst of flu season
Early flu cases have occurred at Union this fall, and health staff are providing students on-campus flu shot clinics throughout the semester according to Paul Mayer, director of health services. Normal flu season lasts from November […]
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Alumni start careers in Jackson
Recent graduates of Union University, Jake Williams and his wife Betty Kay, have found Jackson to be a solid place to start their life after school. Graduating in 2013 with a degree in business administration, […]
Sports
NCAA Division II focuses on balance of academics and athletics
In 2006, the NCAA Division II President’s Council began a nationwide study to find the answers to the question, “Why did we choose Division II”? The study revealed that higher education had lasting importance on […]
Sports
Student efforts help make athletic events possible
A lot goes into hosting an athletic event at a university, as several people are required to participate in order for these events to take place. At every home sporting event, several students can be […]
News
Huckabee encourages personal morality and responsibility
[wzslider autoplay=”true” info=”true” lightbox=”true”] Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee spoke about the importance of Christian education at Union’s 17th Annual Scholarship Banquet Oct. 7 at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in Jackson. “The reason I am here […]
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Weekly “Nerf Wars” bring students together
Suitcases packed with weapons. Buckets of bullets litter the floor. Dozens of people dressed in black, shooting. You may have just stumbled into a war zone, or you may have just walked into Jennings on […]