Category: Features
Southwestern University fraternities are often misunderstood, mostly because people outside this campus assume they function like fraternities everywhere else. Large houses, endless members, identifiable missions, here only one is crowned large. Well, large is a ...
For many years, students at Southwestern have used HireSU as their go-to method to find on-campus jobs or internships in the Georgetown area that suit their field of interest. But as of this semester, that ...
On the quiet Thursday afternoon of February 5th, Dr. Ron Swain held a memorial service for recent victims of the Immigration Customs Enforcement Agency, ICE. Around sixty students and faculty from Southwestern somberly stood outside ...
A note from Aspen: I would like to acknowledge our privilege, both my own privilege as a student at a private university and the university’s privilege as a private institution. Our being at Southwestern allows ...
Now over a month since Stranger Things (finally) ended, the aftermath is fascinating. It is not a controversial claim to say that the show’s final season was a disappointment, whether or not one was already ...
For the 40th anniversary of contemporary author Larry McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel Lonesome Dove, the New York Post wrote an article on young women’s rising obsession with the novel. While it sounds like an ...
As I’m writing this, we are nearing Valentine’s Day, and I want you to know that you are so loved and valued in this life. Your worth has nothing to do with how you’re celebrating ...
Co-Written by Margaret Harris Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard once remarked that true riches lie not in hoarding wealth, but in giving much for the benefit of others. Southwestern University’s $120 million dollar investment in campus ...
On Saturday, January 31, Southwestern University’s Sarofim School of Fine Arts presented Shadows and Light: Works of Remembrance and a World Premiere by SU Faculty Composer, Dr. Jason Hoogerhyde. In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance ...
Day One: 1/24/26 Shhhiiiiivvvverrrr me timbers! It seems as though existential powers decided to test me and my fellow scallywags. We pirates on land are currently betrayed by the waters we once called home. Ice ...