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Content warning: The following contains mentions of sexual assault and harassment that may be upsetting to some readers. Please do not read further if this will disturb you. If you or someone you know may ...
At the beginning of this semester, two new residential buildings for first and second-year students were inaugurated. These are Jessie Daniel Ames Hall and the one we are going to touch on here, Ella Sedwick ...
On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, Student Activities brought Jeff Williams to Southwestern as part of the Next Dimension Leadership Series. Mr. Williams is a civil engineer, the previous CEO of Graham Associates, and a former ...
On a rainy March night, Southwestern University bustled with life, in extreme but fun measures. The restless mob, composed of students, staff, and family, filters into the Alma Thomas Theater, filled the auditorium to the ...
February 2026 marked the 100th year of Black History Month in the United States. What was first established as “Negro History Week” in February 1926 by Carter G. Woodson blossomed into the annual month-long celebration ...
Black History Month is an annual celebration that takes place in February and honors the achievements and history of African Americans. It originated in 1926 as “Black History Week” and expanded to a month in ...
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 ...