What ideally started out as a single journal article quickly became a turning point in Dr. Robert M. Bednar’s career as both a scholar and photographer. In Dr. Bednar’s sabbatical inspired paper titled “Moving Pictures: ...
Hey you! Do you like cupcakes, friendly competition and positive activism? On February 22nd from 7-9 p.m. in the Bishops Lounge, both you and your peers will have the opportunity to participate in H.E.A.T.’s annual ...
The Global Engagement Hall (GEH) is a unique arrangement that Southwestern University offers. The GEH is offered to sophomores who want to broaden their perspectives about the world. These sophomores will then live together on ...
On Saturday morning, January 21, 2017, I woke up early and put on my warpaint. Some friends and I were going to the Women’s March on Austin. It would be a sister march to the ...
Photo courtesy of Hope Hallie Rose By: Kayla Ingram Those fortunate enough to bear a relatively blank medical record don’t consider the experiences of people with rare diseases until it affects them directly in some ...
By: Amari Bethel Operation Achievement (OA) serves to mentor middle school students in the Georgetown area. OA has been a successful organization that has allowed students to grow both within and out of the classroom. For ...
Photo by Lanie Tunnell By: Clara McMichael If one Facebook-stalks Aimee Slagle, their life will feel shamefully inadequate in comparison. She travels to exotic destinations – from salt flats in Bolivia to tropical beaches in Nicaragua – ...
By: Lanie Tunnell I remember when I first got a Facebook and logged in on September 19. I was prompted with a message at the top of my screen asking me if I wanted to change ...
Photo by Lanie Tunnell By: Julie Swets By now, you have probably fallen in love with the myriad of charming cats you’ve seen around our campus. The Cat Partners of Southwestern University (CPSU) has been ...
By: Jonathan Lauret Time has always been a strange concept to me. It flows ever forward, stretching and contracting, slowing down and speeding up at seemingly random points. The strangest yet most obvious thing about time ...