Author: Meret Pavlina
On Thursday, October 11th, 2018, two student organizations came together to construct a collaborative art piece. Pirates for Pride and Art Association co-hosted the event in honor of National Coming Out Day and recognized October’s ...
The Transgender Day of Remembrance (also called the International Transgender Day of Remembrance or T.D.O.R.) is an internationally observed event, taking place annually on November 20th, to memorialize those who have been murdered ...
By: Meret Pavlina Mondays are widely considered the worst day of the week. The identity of the person to blame for the terrible invention of Mondays is unknown but he or she was, without a ...
By: Meret Pavlina Every year, on March 17, men and women across America come together in a glorious show of togetherness and inebriation, to pay homage to the memory of iconic St. Patrick, a fifth-century ...
By: Meret Pavlina The use of cigarettes and other tobacco products has long been a topic of great contention, here in the U.S. and worldwide. Most of this conflict has stemmed from the much debated ...
The Alpha Delta Pi sisterhood was initially established on May 15, 1851, at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia, and proudly holds the distinction of being the first secret society in the world for college ...
Southwestern University has been hosting the Brown Symposium for almost four decades. Attending the symposium is a unique opportunity to experience new ideas and points of view. Each symposium is constructed around a specific topic ...
On Saturday Jan. 14, I did something I never thought I would. . . I joined a national sorority. Before attending Southwestern University, my exposure to Greek life was limited to the inaccurate representations on ...
Sometimes, people ask me how I did it… how I made it through the dark times… and you know what I say? I not every part of me did make it through. When you’ve seen ...
Before arriving at Southwestern for the fall semester of my first year, I dealt with massive anxiety about what awaited me in college. Would I be able to succeed in classes? Would I make friends ...