Category: Pirate’s Life
Homecoming has long been ingrained in Southwestern’s culture as a campus. From the first ceremony in 1909 to now in 2024, homecoming has been a gathering for students, faculty, and alumni to celebrate Southwestern University ...
On September 24, students had the opportunity to meet with President Trombley and six SU administrators to discuss the campus’ current state. Trombley opened the discussion by stating that she had no agenda for this ...
Countless students pass through the limestone-bricked walls of the A. Frank Smith Jr. Library on the daily. Planted almost directly at the center of campus, it acts as a haven for Southwestern students to study, ...
For many students, moving away from home and starting college brings excitement, but it also comes with challenges. Adjusting to a new environment without the immediate support of family can be daunting. To better understand ...
On Tuesday, October 31, Southwestern University celebrated its bi-annual tradition of SUnity Day, giving students the chance to flex their creative muscles by showing off projects made both in and outside the classroom. SUnity day ...
SU Student Activities hosts a haunted house in the McCook-Crain building before its demolition in November On the dark, muggy night of Friday October 26, 2023, the Southwestern community experienced a spine-chilling scare—the McCook-Crain Haunted ...
This past weekend on Saturday, February 25th, Southwestern hosted a Black Voices concert. The Austin Civic Orchestra, solo artists Chaz Nailor (baritone), Natalie Howard (soprano), and SU’s chorale unified to beautifully conclude Black History Month. ...
The Gen Z’s protested the new Cove menu (what a surprise) and got their frappuccinos back. On June 1st, 2022, Southwestern switched to a new food provider called Aramark. In an email sent by President ...
A skeleton in the back corner donned a pirate outfit and held a framed newspaper article: “One Pirate’s Trash is Another Pirate’s Treasure”. A newspaper clipping, a remnant of the last printed paper from The ...
Diverse experiences create our campus community. Interacting with and learning from others with different backgrounds from our own makes it possible for everyone on campus to grow, for empathy to be nurtured, and a better ...