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Remembering Dr. Arendall
Union University is mourning the loss of one of its own. Dr. C. Steven Arendall passed away at his Memphis home on Sept. 13. Dr. Arendall was born in Warrington, England, to Charles and Pamela […]
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“The need is too great to do nothing”: students share about their summer in Asia
Editor’s note: Last names have been removed to protect the safety of the students and program. Five Union students poured out their hearts in Friday’s GO Trip chapel panel and captivated the room with stories […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: Taking my dad to a metal concert
The dim lights inside the small cramped venue created blue and green illuminated silhouettes across the open floor. The anticipation of the crowd grew more and more each second as the set from the previous […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: “Mother!” is shocking and unconventional
When a film comes out that dares to defy convention in shocking, confusing, or dissatisfying manner, controversy is bound to spring from the polarized audience reaction. Darren Aaronofsky has a history of creating controversial movies […]
News
Students share songs and stories of God’s work in their lives
Barefoots Joe echoed with songs and stories as several students recounted God’s work in and through their lives during the summer at an event held on Tuesday night as a part of Union’s Global Focus Month. […]
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Senate welcomes Singleton and passes resolution concerning former library space
Senate convened for its second session of the school year on Wednesday, Sept. 20, a session that included an announcement on the new course evaluation process and only one resolution to discuss entitled “The Decision […]
Features
Jenn Smith: soul care, identity, and student life at Union
“Uhhh… an article about me???” The text from Jenn Smith, the associate director of Student Leadership and Engagement at Union, caused my phone to vibrate on Monday evening after I asked if I could interview […]