April 18, 2017
By: Trinh Ha Last fall, Southwestern students were given the opportunity to contribute to the school’s new curriculum change. Students were allowed to choose between keeping the current curriculum, a concentrated curriculum, or a distributed curriculum. A concentrated curriculum would have more specific perspective on courses and a distribution curriculum (the chosen curriculum that we […]
April 18, 2017
By: Jacob Jimerson Photos: Aiden Steinle The city of Austin is informed by a slogan of strangeness, a policy of peculiarity, a motto which proclaims that people should “Keep Austin Weird!” This motto has shaped the air and allure of the city from its lively start-up culture to the wildness of sixth street; even its […]
April 18, 2017
By: Natalie Young Southwestern University’s 18th annual Research and Creative Works Symposium was last Tuesday April 4. The Symposium featured work by Southwestern students across its many platforms. Presentations were made by both whole classes and individual students. There were 391 presenters from 24 departments and programs. There were students presenting posters detailing their work. […]
April 18, 2017
Soundwave 2017: Frontline, The Wild Now, and Alunageorge
by Aiden Steinle • Arts And Entertainment, News
By: Erica Cheng Photos: Sherlyn Ong Excited chatter fills the room. Hues of red and purple wash over the audience, illuminating their faces. The music starts, sending booming vibrations across the stage. Aluna runs out, her curly hair bouncing with each step. Soundwave 2017 has officially begun. This year’s headliner, British native Alunageorge, is a […]