Category: Features
On a quiet Thursday evening in the Bishop’s Lounge, students and professors gathered in a roundtable to discuss intersectionality and intersectional feminism for Women’s History Month. Hosted by the JEDI center, Chelsey Rocha ‘25 opened ...
Written in conjunction with Gus Papasan, Michael Harrell, and Mia Lawson Since 1978, the Brown Symposium has posed thought-provoking subjects to students, staff, and visitors alike. Funded through an endowment established by the Brown Foundation ...
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has captured my attention and obsession since my dad bought me the Iron Man trilogy on DVD when I was 11 years old. I’ve been an avid audience member and ...
Friendship bracelets and voter education are two unlikely combinations, but Southwestern’s SU Votes united the both in a lively event on March 4th. Headed by some of the organization’s members, Zaria Renfro ‘28, Lucien Tannehill-Miyakawa ...
Every other Friday, the SU Socialists club gathers to discuss and comment on various works relating to socialist theory. If you don’t know what socialism is–or only have a vague idea of what it is ...
On a sun-drenched Saturday this March, Southwestern’s Wind Ensemble and Orchestra students took to the stage for the first time in the spring semester. What began as a cacophony of sound, tuning instruments, and preparation, ...
On February 12th, 2025, from 11am to 5pm in the Bishop’s Lounge, Southwestern hosted their most recent blood drive. At the blood drive, students, staff, and faculty were able to make appointments in advance or ...
A lot happened this past weekend, beginning March 1, for SU sports. Southwestern hosted both baseball and track and field, so it was a busy weekend for athletes, parents, and students alike. Our sports teams ...
DISCLAIMER: This is an opinion piece and based on the voices of students around campus. It was written at the beginning of the Spring semester. Halfway through Southwestern’s winter break on December 20th, Mabee Hall ...
Since 2003, the musical Wicked has graced Broadway stages. Critics and viewers alike have praised the staged production for its scenic design, costuming, and iconic music. There’s a reason this musical is the fourth longest ...