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TW: Discussions of abuse, including sexual This February, the season of cherubic angels and much-too expensive chocolates from Target, it is also important to remember that roses have thorns. Close relationships – those romantic, familial, ...
For many years, students at Southwestern have used HireSU as their go-to method to find on-campus jobs or internships in the Georgetown area that suit their field of interest. But as of this semester, that ...
On the quiet Thursday afternoon of February 5th, Dr. Ron Swain held a memorial service for recent victims of the Immigration Customs Enforcement Agency, ICE. Around sixty students and faculty from Southwestern somberly stood outside ...
Co-Written by Margaret Harris Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard once remarked that true riches lie not in hoarding wealth, but in giving much for the benefit of others. Southwestern University’s $120 million dollar investment in campus ...
On November 12th, the Bishop’s Lounge was chock full of students and faculty alike as they met with a variety of local Georgetown organizations as a part of the second annual Community Partner Fair. More ...
This Monday, Southwestern University hosted its very first Oxfam Hunger Banquet. The event, held by Dr. Gerald Jones and led Southwestern students Rebecca George ‘27 and Austin Gordon ‘26, marked the beginning of Social Justice ...
On Wednesday, November 12, Outdoor Adventure hosted a stargazing trip to Garey Park where students could explore the wonders of the night sky alongside many of the area’s most experienced astronomers. Students met at the ...
The cutback of SNAP benefits has been a hot topic circulating in the media throughout and after the 42-days-and-counting government shutdown. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is the largest food benefit program in America, ...
Last month, one of the most important philosophy and social justice conferences of the semester took place. To commemorate the centenary of the birth of Frantz Fanon (1925-1961), an important French figure in the field ...
October 28th, 2025, marked the annual SUnity Day, where students, faculty, and staff alike joined together to celebrate a day of freedom. This semester was themed around carnival fun, but we’ll get into that later. ...