Author: Archer Moore
Now that spring has sprung and new life is peeking out like sun rays at dawn, a Texas tradition is in full swing – the rodeo. With several locations and allotted times of running throughout ...
Now that the cold has passed into the familiar heat of what us Texans dare to call spring, new life begins to spring forward. Flowers will bloom, allergies will double, and new little critters (and ...
Founded in 1840, Southwestern University has seen many students, professors, and others pass through its halls during their lifetimes. Considering the history and location of the university, it may not be all too surprising to ...
Once every 30 to 33 years, two holy days align – the beginning of Ramadan and Lent. In both these holy times, believers practice fasting and other forms of self-discipline. On February 18th, Ramadan and ...
In the latest installment of the Sarofim Music Series, the cello as an instrument stood out with a voice of its own. As one of the most popular and beloved orchestral instruments for its ability ...
While birds chirped, churchgoers filed out of late afternoon services, and college students finally arose from their midday naps, others found the doors of the Alma Thomas Theatre wide open, welcoming them to the fourth ...
Long after most students escaped the halls of their dormitories for the comforting safety of their homes, something else was afoot at Southwestern University. Hidden among university notices and Facebook posts was an event that ...
Content warning: The following contains mentions of sexual assault and harassment that may be upsetting to some readers. Please do not read further if this will disturb you. If you or someone you know may ...
Co-Written By: Archer Moore and Madeleine Gutmann Studying abroad is one of the many High-Impact Experiences Southwestern offers, with the London Program being one of the most popular opportunities the university provides. Unlike other study ...
As the soft warmth of February begins to transform into the sweltering heat of Texas summer, the Sarofim School of Fine Arts took its audience across the Atlantic to the nation of Éire – or ...