The Campus News Union Goes On-Line With Internet Union University has officially entered cyberspace. The Internet, an unstructured network of computers around the world, became available for students, faculty and staff this fall. Internet greatly enhances Union's research opportunities. Students can access colleges and universities, libraries, government agencies, and other computers around the world.
New information is posted daily, and the service is absolutely free for the students.
In addition to the vast amount of research information available on the Internet, the outside world can also access Union via the University's World Wide Web home page. Prospective students will eventually be able to take a walking tour of the campus from their own living room, and alumni can send in information for The Unionite with the touch of a button. Technology is extremely important to students. If students can access Internet in their own home, they expect a college campus to provide the same service. Union University Listed in 1995-96 Edition of Peterson's Competitive Colleges Union University has been selected to appear in the fourteenth edition of Peterson's Competitive Colleges, an annual guide to top colleges in the United States.