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One of the last events of the Borderlands Symposium featured a collection of alumni speakers who had majored in Latin American and Border Studies (LABS). During the panel, the alumni shared their experiences at the ...
Saturday, April 25th marked the first-ever celebration of Piratepalooza, a spring festival hosted by Student Life in the hopes of uniting campus. Advertised as a day filled with food, entertainment, vendor booths, and so much ...
As the semester nears its close and students start kicking off their shoes to study for finals and prepare for the summer, seven contenders will be strapping on their best set of heels to participate ...
Earlier this academic year, MyKella Mitchell was hired as the Director of Student Inclusion and Diversity. Along with this, Mitchell took oversight of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (J.E.D.I.) Center and the student organizations ...
The Jessie Daniel Ames Lecture is a long-standing Southwestern tradition, notably named after the abolitionist, suffragist, and Southwestern alum. The Lecture, sponsored by the Feminist Studies department, is an annual invitation to scholars and activists ...
On the evening of April 9th 2026, Southwestern University celebrated the official dedication of its Peace Garden. One of ten at Georgetown schools alone and hundreds worldwide, the site is a testament to Southwestern values, ...
Now that spring has sprung and new life is peeking out like sun rays at dawn, a Texas tradition is in full swing – the rodeo. With several locations and allotted times of running throughout ...
On March 3, the second episode of the Next Dimension Leadership Speaker Series took place, with Southwestern’s Director of Public Engagement, Manda Wittebort, serving as the primary presenter. As part of Southwestern University’s educational program ...
Women’s History Month is the annual, month-long celebration of women from all over the world, highlighting their achievements and excellence. Southwestern University proudly celebrates its exceptional women faculty and kicked off the first week of ...
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 ...