Author: Toni Sentell
February 2026 marked the 100th year of Black History Month in the United States. What was first established as “Negro History Week” in February 1926 by Carter G. Woodson blossomed into the annual month-long celebration ...
This February, Southwestern University opened the doors of the Sarofim Art Gallery to welcome the Annual Student Art Exhibition. The gallery, located in the Fine Arts Building, is where students were given the opportunity to ...
Being one of the few liberal arts schools in the state, Southwestern University holds a unique place in Texas’s collegiate community. An integral part of Southwestern’s rich history is its students; with a multitude of ...
Student success and opportunity have lain at the heart of Southwestern’s core values since its inception in 1872. For several years, Southwestern has made fervent efforts to improve the campus resources available to students. However, ...
This Monday, Southwestern University hosted its very first Oxfam Hunger Banquet. The event, held by Dr. Gerald Jones and led Southwestern students Rebecca George ‘27 and Austin Gordon ‘26, marked the beginning of Social Justice ...
One of the leading topics amongst today’s youth is voting. Key factors such as voter fatigue, suppression, and advocacy significantly shape the contemporary voting experience. This year, Southwestern’s student organizations, SU Votes, NIA, and the ...
It has officially been a full month since the beginning of fall. With the slow pacing of Texas weather, the falling leaves and occasional gentle (or not so gentle) breezes may make you feel a ...
Over the summer, Texas Tech University selected Dr. Robyn Adams, an assistant professor of advertising & brand strategy, as their 2025-2026 Activist/Scholar in Residence for Publicly Engaged Humanities for Social Justice. For the next few ...