Category: Features
This semester and school year have been filled with musical achievement by Southwestern’s various music groups. In their final concert on April 23rd, the Wind Ensemble and Orchestra performances continued this legacy of enthralling student ...
On March 29, 2025, Pirate Adventures coordinated a road trip for Southwestern students to Round Top, TX, for a day of shopping and thrifting at the famous vintage market! The Round Top Antiques Festival was ...
Many students have passed by the dancing John Travolta cut-out cheerfully directing folks towards the “DISCO” space while in the library. However, whether it’s because they have their nose stuck in their Biology textbook or ...
Located in the same field house as the Southwestern Police Department is a mysterious door with three words reading “Korouva Milk Bar”. If you ask a recent Southwestern alumni or perhaps a professor about the ...
These days, it seems nearly impossible to escape the far-reaching grasp of politics. While some topics may be on the conversational no-fly list, conversations about politics are becoming increasingly prevalent and essential in our changing ...
On Thursday, April 10, the spring Senior Art Exhibition opened to Southwestern’s community. In it, graduating studio art majors showcase their work that they have spent a year or more working on. The six graduating ...
On March 27th, 2025 Alpha Xi Delta sorority hosted Xingo Night in Bishops Lounge. In the evening, students were able to play bingo and win prizes; all proceeds directly went to support the Kindly Hearts ...
On March 5th, 2025, the Outdoor Adventure staff Reagan Bronwalt ‘27 and Hunter Norwood ‘26, as well as Associate Professor of Physics Dr. Mark Bottorff, hosted an exciting Pirate Adventure. Students took a trip to ...
Despite an unexpected cold front sweeping through Georgetown over the weekend, Southwestern students showed up to the 3rd annual Two Step Inn dressed in boots and layers, full of spirit. The festival delivered not just ...
On Tuesday evening, March 25th, a handful of students and professors gathered in an Olin classroom to hear the Anthropologist and musical artist Dr. Alex E. Chávez speak. Part of the Borderlands Symposium Latinos Unidos ...