Category: Features
In modern society, it is understood that personal devices, and their yet to be discovered progeny, will continue to be the primary means of communication for society at large into the foreseeable future. Other than ...
Saturday, September 12, 2026, the Outdoor Adventures team organized one of its most daring excursions to date. To illustrate the magnitude of this trip to his students before they left, the veteran hiker and assistant ...
As originally written in a song by Jill Jackson-Miller and Sy Miller, “let there be peace on Earth and let it begin in me”. During September 19th and 20th of 2026, Southwestern embodied this idea ...
Randall Ischy (he/they) is Southwestern University’s Director of Violence Prevention. With a title like this, many may have an idea of what it is that Randall does, however, I can assure you that it is ...
On September 1st, 2026 The Megaphone sat down with Coordinator of Student Activities Noah Ramon to discuss the SU administration’s recent adoption of Lounge. Lounge is a platform for facilitating student engagement, providing individual orgs ...
As a proud member of the SU English department, I know that many SU students are burgeoning cinephiles. One need only look at their Letterbox’d profiles to see inspired, profound criticism of a variety of ...
Co-Written by: Annie Feng & William Stevenson In an age of increasing artifice when it comes to art, live theatre is proving to be more important than ever. But for veteran thespians and newcomers alike, ...
Photo by KJ Graziano
TW: suicide, eating disorders, Reaching out for help is one of the most vulnerable things you can do as a person. You have to open yourself up to have people know you in a way ...
On Thursday, April 30, Southwestern University welcomed its very first Divine Nine fraternity, Omega Psi Phi, to campus. This historic fraternity, commonly referred to as the “Ques,” “Que Dogs,” and “bruhz,” was first founded in ...