Student Events
Monday, February 10
6 p.m. & 8 p.m. - Union vs. Trevecca
Homecoming week kicks off as the Lady Bulldogs and Bulldogs play Trevecca-Nazerene at Trevecca.
Tuesday, February 11
7:30 p.m.- Flute Recital
Ms. Sara Beth Hanson, principal Flutist of the Baton Rouge (LA) Symphony will be in recital with the clarinet assistance of Dr. David McClune. She has performed all over the world and holds degrees from Florida State University. To be held in Kenneth R. Hartley Recital Hall in Jennings Hall. Free and open to the public. For more information contact Mrs. Gloria Duncan 731-661-5345, e-mail gduncan@uu.edu.
Wednesday, February 12
10 a.m. - Bebo Norman Chapel
Come praise and worship with top Christian artist Bebo Norman, a performer and song writer who has stormed the Christian music scene with the release of two albums: Big Blue Sky and Ten Thousand Days.9 p.m. - Bebo Norman Coffeehouse
Bring your favorite mug to candlelit Coburn Dining Hall for an up close and personal Homecoming coffeehouse concert with Bebo Norman. The concert is free and sponsored by the Student Activities Council and the National Alumni Association. For more information about the coffeehouse, please contact Mark VanderHarr, Director of Student Programs 731- 661-5285, e-mail mvanderh@uu.edu.
Thursday, February 13
4:30 - 6 p.m.- Tailgate Party
Hosted by Freshman Council in the small gym. Join us for food and fun before the big games! FREE Union megaphones will be given to the first 200 people.6 p.m. and 8 p.m. - Union vs. Lambuth
Join our Lady Bulldogs and Bulldogs as they challenge Lambuth University. The Student Activities Council will sponsor a chance for three Union students to attempt halfcourt shots for a $10,000 prize! Bring your Dawg Tag to be eligible to play.7:30 p.m. - French Horn Recital
Dr. Francis Massinon, professor of horn at Austin Peay State University,will perform a recital. He is principal horn of the Jackson Symphony and holds degrees from Indiana University. To be held in Kenneth R. Hartley Recital Hall. Free and open to the public. For more information contact Mrs. Gloria Duncan 731-661- 5345, e-mail gduncan@uu.edu.10 p.m. - Bonfire
Homecoming Bonfire, sponsored by SGA will be across from Walker Road. After the games warm up on a chilly night. Join us for hot chocolate, s’mores, and fun times with friends!
Friday, February 14
1 - 4 pm. - Wisdom From the Trenches
Presented by the Communication Arts Department: Featured alumni are invited back to share with our current Union students their exciting careers. This event will be held in Jennings Hall TV Studio at Union.Noon - Campus Displays
Spirited life-size displays will be available for your viewing pleasure and entertainment after the 12 noon judging. Visit fraternity row, the fountain, and dorm complexes for incredible artwork and Union spirit!8 p.m. All-Sing
Come and enjoy one of Union’s oldest campus traditions! Hear Greek and other campus organizations sing in large and small group competition. This event is sponsored by Sigma Alpha Iota, the professional women’s music fraternity. Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students. For more information, contact Shannon Paschall 731-661-4751, e-mail spaschall@uu.edu or Professor Diane Gatwood 731-661-5349, e-mail dgatwood@uu.edu.
Saturday, February 15
9 a.m. - Homecoming 5K Run
View the expanded campus and enjoy our first ever Homecoming 5K Run. Run begins near the sand volleyball court. Free admission with t-shirts to the first 50 participants. To register contact Alissa Arnold 731-661-5307, e-mail aarnold@uu.edu.2 p.m. - Lady Bulldogs vs. Blue Mountain
The 2003 Homecoming Queen will be crowned and the court announced at halftime of the women’s game. 4 p.m. Bulldogs vs. Hannibal LaGrange The winner of the coveted traveling “Presidential Homecoming Trophy” will be announced at halftime of the men’s game.7:30 p.m. LXA Collegiate, Alumni and Parent Dinner
Barefoot Student Union Building, Coburn Dining Room.