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May 16, 2025

“Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play”: Where dark comedy meets social commentary

Students performing in a theater production

May 16, 2025

Concordy goes to New York

Concordy at NYT

May 15, 2025

Mariah Jackson ‘27 to honor her mother’s legacy as Union’s latest Davis Projects for Peace winner

In January 2023, Mariah Jackson’s mother, Valrian, passed away after a long and courageous battle with ovarian cancer. She left behind her husband of 27 years, Darryl, along with Mariah and her three siblings. The 52-year-old woman taught fourth-grade in the Metro Nashville Public Schools system and had a knack for making each of her students feel valued. “She was a passionate teacher who always put her students first and thrived for them to reach their full potential,” Jackson said. To honor her mom’s lega

May 15, 2025

Catching Up with...Jessica Wenger ’10

Jessica Wenger ’10 wears Union on her sleeve. Or, more specifically, on her marathon jerseys.

Jess Wenger '10 with Magic

May 15, 2025

For the Record - Week of May 16, 2024

For the record graphic

May 15, 2025

The Union community mourns philosopher Felmon Davis

Felmon Davis

May 10, 2025

Eastwood Yeboah '25 and Gabriella (Gabby) Baratier '25 win top honors at Prize Day

Eastwood Yeboah ’25 and Gabriella (Gabby) Baratier ’25 captured the top two awards at Prize Day Saturday afternoon in Memorial Chapel. More than 100 awards were presented to honor students for achievement in academics, leadership and community service.

May 10, 2025

Prize Day winners 2025

Poster session at the Steinmetz Symposium

May 10, 2025

Steinmetz Symposium showcases student research, scholarship and creativity

More than 500 students showed off their research, scholarship and creative pursuits. The all-day event featured a diverse lineup of oral presentations, poster sessions and exhibits highlighting student research as well as dance and musical performances, an art exhibit and other activities.

May 8, 2025

Reappointment review committee formed

Students walking on campus