Category: News
On March 5th, 2019, the first ever Giving Day commenced at 12 p.m., followed by a speech by President Burger. Burger stated that the goal is to reach one thousand gifts given toward the Southwestern ...
On November 19, Southwestern observed the Transgender Day of Remembrance for the second time in a row by holding a vigil on Academic Mall. Officially, Transgender Day of Remembrance is on November 20, but the ...
About 40% of food grown, processed, and transported in the United States goes uneaten and therefore, wasted rotting in landfills. A recent study says that Americans waste about a pound of food per person each ...
For college students, the issue of campus safety is one that has sparked a conversation. With journalism focusing on which campuses aren’t safe and why, and reports showing the number of incidents and crimes committed ...
If the world’s government doesn’t acknowledge climate change and initiate a transition to clean energy sources by 2035, the Earth will pass a point of no return. A case known as Juliana vs. United States ...
Written in conjunction with the Williamson County Sun This Fall semester, Southwestern University will participate in the National campus competition ‘Up to Us.’ The non-partisan campaign, led by juniors Alexis Dimanche, Courtney King and Kirby ...
As Weekend Update Host Colin Jost aptly put, “Scientists basically published an obituary for the Earth, and people were like, ‘Yeah but like what does Taylor Swift think about it?’” Climate change is one of ...
ROUND ROCK, TX – On October 23rd, members of the Reproductive Justice Alliance of Southwestern joined the Texas Handmaids to protest fundraising for the Pregnancy Help Center of Williamson County (PHC), which is a fake ...
Co-written by Sam Russek Our recently published article regarding the bias-related incident on Oct.1 sparked discussion among the Southwestern community. It was noticeably apparent that the administration and police department were absent in the article. ...
As the last day to register to vote has passed, early voting and election day are nearing. It’s time to study who and what is on the ballot and come to a decision on your ...