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A man wearing a light blue dress shirt, green and blue bow tie, and gray pants stands in an office with wooden bookshelves and a desk, smiling at the camera—exuding leadership fitting for a college president during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Leading through the COVID-19 pandemic: A reflection from a college president

A stone marker engraved with the Union University logo and text reflects on Feb. 5, 2008, when an EF-4 tornado struck the campus at 7:02 PM. The marker is set in a concrete walkway for reflection and remembrance.

Alumna reflects on the day after Feb. 5, 2008

A graphic of a laptop displaying a checklist with three checked items on its screen, set against a red background with a repeating subtle crest pattern—perfect for students seeking tips for successful online learning.

Tips for Students Transitioning to an Online Learning Environment

An illustration of a computer monitor displaying a person icon and speech bubbles, suggesting online teaching. The background is blue with a repeating pattern of a shield-like emblem.

5 Tips for K-12 Teachers who are Teaching Online Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The space shuttle astronauts are weightless when they are in orbit. Where does gravity stop?

Do other planets have magnetic fields like our Earth?

What is the biggest diamond ever discovered and how are they made?

How much electricity does a typical family use?

There is talk that terrorists might use a dirty bomb. What is a dirty bomb and why is it so dangerous?

A package at a store is labeled “One pound” but it is also labeled “454 grams.” But, pounds is force and grams is mass – they are different things! How do they compare?

I have heard that UV light causes sunburn, but what is the difference in UVA, UVB, and UVC light?

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