History students experience the past
 Ben Tyner, an assistant professor of history at Union College, helps students connect with course material using a variety of methods including presentations and games. |
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Student Teacher Represents Union at Pearl Harbor Memorial
Student teaching isn’t always confined to the classroom. For Steven Hutchison, fall 2011 music education and Spanish graduate, his practicum took him over 3000 miles away.
Every education major at Union College spends a semester as a full-time student teacher, allowing students to apply their knowledge to real classroom situations and transition into the role of a teacher.
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Warrior men post winning record at midway point
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Student plans to raise voice and money
 Stacy Ramos will raise money during a concert at 7:00 p.m. on Dec. 8 so she can continue her education at Union College. |
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Union honors student veterans
Strengthening students for a service-driven life is at the core of Union College's mission. Amid wars and rumors of war, one professor found time to honor students who served their country.
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Student art at local gallery to raise funds for Maasai well
 Union College student art will be on display in the Noyes Art Gallery, 119 S. 9th St., on Wednesday, November 30, to benefit Cassie Fitzpatrick's Not "Oh Well" project to build a well for the Maasai people of Africa. |
"Sex and the Soul" author to speak at Union College
 Donna Freitas, author of Sex and the Soul, will speak at Union College on Tuesday, November 8, at 10:30 a.m. |
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No Better Cause to perform for vespers Oct. 21
 No Better Cause will perform Friday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church at 48th and Prescott. |
College View Academy wins Mid-America volleyball tournament
College View Academy won the Mid-America Union volleyball tournament by defeating the Collegedale Adventist Youth Assocation three sets to none on Oct. 22 in the Union College gymnasium.
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From Campus Ministries to a ministering campus
Mollie Cummings didn’t want to go to college. “I came back from a mission trip to the Philippines my senior year of high school and decided I wanted to be an evangelist,” said the sophomore religious education major from northern Minnesota.
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