Category: Features
Día de los Muertos is commonly associated with Halloween, being called “Mexican Halloween,” mostly for its association with skulls and skeletons; however, they are completely different. Día de los Muertos is the celebration and remembrance ...
Over the weekend of October 19th-21st, Southwestern University Mask & Wig presented Neil Labute’s one-act play, Some Girl(s). The play follows a male protagonist simply dubbed “guy” through a series of interactions with his past ...
ROUND ROCK, TX – On October 23rd, members of the Reproductive Justice Alliance of Southwestern joined the Texas Handmaids to protest fundraising for the Pregnancy Help Center of Williamson County (PHC), which is a fake ...
Co-written by Sam Russek Our recently published article regarding the bias-related incident on Oct.1 sparked discussion among the Southwestern community. It was noticeably apparent that the administration and police department were absent in the article. ...
Through my teen years, I quickly became confident in my identity as a queer person. My sexuality was something hard to label and explain, so for my own comfort, I ditched those concepts and just ...
As the last day to register to vote has passed, early voting and election day are nearing. It’s time to study who and what is on the ballot and come to a decision on your ...
Co-written by Vivienne Miller, Claire Misfeldt and Mackenzie Spence On September 13th, there was an alleged hate crime [1] on Southwestern’s campus, though some, including the Dean of Students, more recently have defined the event as ...
Through November 12, The Sarofim School of Fine Arts Gallery presents State Lines. A moving point in space is defined as a line. Lines vary in an indefinite number of ways. A line may be ...