Author: Alan Torres
On Sunday, April 12, Outdoor Adventures, along with several student volunteers, organized a campus-wide scavenger hunt. In an adventure as unique as it was muddy, this unexpected team guided participating students as they explored the ...
As night falls on Thursday, April 16, the stage lights at the Asian Students Association (ASA) come on for a new event designed to help everyone unwind before the end of the semester. As always, ...
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced climber, Outdoor Adventures hosted a short climbing class at Enchanted Rock in Fredericksburg on Saturday, April 11. Enchanted Rock is an excellent spot for hiking thanks to ...
The annual Borderlands Symposium of Latin American and Border Studies (LABS) was held during the week of March 30 to April 3, with the theme “The Movements that Connect Us.” During this cultural celebration, the ...
Springtime is the favorite season for lovers of natural art, as Outdoor Adventures takes us to Llano, Texas, hosts of the annual Llano Earth Art Fest (LEAF), where its students can witness participants from around ...
First of all, let us try this little exercise. Wherever you are reading this, close your eyes and take a moment to meditate. Focus on the howling of the wind, the rhythm of footsteps around ...
On March 3, the second episode of the Next Dimension Leadership Speaker Series took place, with Southwestern’s Director of Public Engagement, Manda Wittebort, serving as the primary presenter. As part of Southwestern University’s educational program ...
On Saturday, February 28, Outdoors Adventures traveled to Florence, Texas, to introduce a new activity never before offered in the program: skeet shooting. From learning the basics, testing your aim, and experiencing, in my opinion, ...
At the beginning of this semester, two new residential buildings for first and second-year students were inaugurated. These are Jessie Daniel Ames Hall and the one we are going to touch on here, Ella Sedwick ...
It is Saturday, and you wake up to a morning like any other. But before you even get out of bed, you have a huge headache from staying up late at night reading the endless ...