Features
PC repair service offers low-cost help on campus
Slow or virus-infected computers can be frustrating and expensive, but one campus organization offers low-cost solutions to students. […]
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Sports
Former Montreat volleyball coach moves to Union
Union’s search for a new volleyball head coach ended April 18 when the university announced Christy Mooberry will take over the reins of the Lady Bulldogs volleyball team. […]
Features
Neil house prepares to open
Clark and Juanita Shaw, owners of Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store in Jackson, are preparing to open the newly renovated and relocated Neil House is for hosting its first event in May. The Shaws relocated the home in Casey Jones Village, where it will be a venue for parties, weddings and engagement dinners. The 173 year-old home, formerly located in Trenton, belonged to chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court Judge M.M. Neil. […]
Sports
Union’s coaches maintain rigorous schedules year-round
Brent Fronabarger, Bulldogs head baseball coach, said the season is particularly busy because of organizing students’ schedules for practices. Accommodating students’ schedules is far from an easy challenge, and Fronabarger said the team will frequently practice in groups according to their positions before or after group practices. Every day, Fronabarger also takes anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour developing a practice schedule for his team. […]
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Jackson hosts recycling day for area residents
Jackson’s recycling day was held on April 28 at the Jackson Fairgrounds Park. The event had stations to drop off prescription pills, electronics, paper and oil based paints.
City Councilman Ernest Brooks Jr. and the City of Jackson’s Health and Sanitation Department along with Union and other local organizations sponsored the third annual “e-cycle” event. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Strings program for music students in the works
Dr. Chris Mathews, associate professor of music and department chairman, first voiced the idea to Michael Mann, assistant professor of music and coordinator of instrumental music, when he joined the department as a visiting professor in the fall. […]
Features
Henna workshops teach students to use artform as witnessing tool
Cone-shaped tubes filled with heavily-scented paste could be seen scattered on quilted blan- kets and pillows April 28 in the warm sunshine outside the Hope Resi- dence Complex. […]