Category: News
On Tuesday, September 30th, students had the opportunity to sit down with President Trombley, Dr. Ron Swain, and Southwestern University’s senior staff. The President’s Corner is an opportunity hosted regularly that gives students a chance ...
It’s that time of year, Pirates! The deadline to register to be eligible to vote in the November 4th election is Monday, October 6th, so be sure to register ahead of the upcoming election! All ...
With a new year, many new faculty members are joining the Southwestern community, shaping our classes, clubs, and campus with new expertise and ideas. This year, students at the Sarofim School of Fine Arts welcomed ...
On September 9th, Southwestern University’s Human Resources sent out an email to the entire SU student body which included an alert that the Bias Incident Report Protocol had been updated, as well as a link ...
Co-authored by Margaret Harris On August 27, 2025, the Trump Administration publicized a proposed plan (originally received by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs on June 27th of the same year) entailing regulations for ...
During the summer months, Southwestern’s campus stayed quiet and peaceful – other than the occasional “meow” from the campus cats, especially Supercal. The resident felines roamed around freely, desperate for any attention they could attract, ...
After being under renovation for over two years, the new and improved Mood Bridwell Hall finally reopened for Southwestern students and faculty this academic year! Located on the Academic Mall in between Mccombs and the ...
Co-authors Carolyn Bray and Sierra Barajas Welcome back, Pirates—The Megaphone hopes that you had a great summer break! I’m sure for a lot of us, summer is meant to be a break to turn off ...
On April 7th, at 5:00 p.m., Olin 105 was filled with students who came to listen in on the 2025 Jesse Daniel Ames lecture in feminist studies titled: Anti-Colonial Feminism and Palestinian Liberation, a panel ...
These days, it seems nearly impossible to escape the far-reaching grasp of politics. While some topics may be on the conversational no-fly list, conversations about politics are becoming increasingly prevalent and essential in our changing ...