Category: News
Southwestern University is home to one of the most beautiful campuses in Texas– in our humble opinion, of course. Besides being an educational space for students and staff, our campus has also evolved into a ...
Humidity and rage filled the air at the Texas Capitol on February 6, 2025. Hundreds of people filled the steps in front of the limestone structure. Young, old, Democrat, Socialist, all united in one common ...
On February 7th, the Kappa Sigma fraternity held their first philanthropy event of the spring semester on Frat Row, raising money for the American Heart Association. February is National Heart Month, so Kappa Sigma had ...
Many students were not surprised when they noticed that another elevator was out of service on campus. What students didn’t expect, however, was for their packages to be picked up from an entirely different building ...
The brisk, chilling temperature on January 20th did not stop the “Move the Monument” protest from congregating. Significantly, the protest occurred on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with a march around the square transforming into ...
With the conclusion of the 2024 elections, Americans on both sides of the aisle, including students here at SU, have the burning question: “Now what?” How will Donald Trump’s victory impact us nationally, and how ...
On October 28, Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder visited Southwestern University to talk to students and the Student Government Association about local government and its importance. Georgetown, having recently crossed 100,000 in population, is rapidly expanding– ...
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 ...
Southwestern University students have taken to the polls in early voting for the 2024 election. With the typical catchphrase in the air that “This Is The Most Important Election,” many voters find themselves stressed about ...
In the aftermath of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, Israel took control of the Gaza Strip and West Bank, areas claimed by Palestinians. The Israel-Palestine conflict, now seven decades old, continues today. Just over a year ...