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Now that spring feels like it’s sprung with summer quick at its heels, it is once again the season of color, light, and life. In celebration of this rebirth, Hindus across India and the world ...
Written in conjunction with Gus Papasan, Michael Harrell, and Mia Lawson Since 1978, the Brown Symposium has posed thought-provoking subjects to students, staff, and visitors alike. Funded through an endowment established by the Brown Foundation ...
On February 12th, 2025, from 11am to 5pm in the Bishop’s Lounge, Southwestern hosted their most recent blood drive. At the blood drive, students, staff, and faculty were able to make appointments in advance or ...
Southwestern University values student voices and support. Through initiatives like President’s Corner, the administration fosters open dialogue and student-focused leadership to keep students informed and involved. A Meeting That Puts Students First President’s Corner gives ...
Student athletes filed into Olin 110 in preparation to listen to three different Southwestern University Alum discuss their current careers, after graduating with a business degree. This event was made possible by Alexandra Anderson with ...
On Tuesday, January 28th, Southwestern University’s 2025 Dream Week kicked off with the Race and Ethnicity Studies Symposium, hosted from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Bishops Lounge, led by the Race and Ethnicity ...
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 ...