Category: News
Students at Southwestern University are already accustomed to the Pirate Bike, a free, campus-run bike share program kicked off in the fall of 2004. Now, fourteen years later, students momentarily experienced another environmentally friendly transportation ...
If you never look at your postmaster emails or trash them every morning, chances are you probably missed out on participating in Be Heard: Free Speech and Civil Discourse. Be Heard was a series of ...
For decades, Austin’s (small) Asian community has yearned for more authentic restaurants, stores, and hangout spots. Unlike Houston’s Chinatown, known by locals as Bellaire Boulevard, Austin’s “Asiatown” is heavily lacking and decentralized. Bubble tea shops, ...
Every Spring Break, college students flock to popular beaches such as South Padre Island, Panama City Beach, Miami Beach or Cabo San Lucas to party and enjoy themselves. However, at the end of the week, ...
The Transgender Day of Remembrance (also called the International Transgender Day of Remembrance or T.D.O.R.) is an internationally observed event, taking place annually on November 20th, to memorialize those who have been murdered ...
Southwestern University’s Math and Computer Science department is looking to hire a new tenure-track math professor. Currently, four candidates are in the interview process with a result approaching later this semester. Candidates include Dr. ...
This winter, North America has been hit with one of the worst snow storms in history. Southern areas of the US received unusual amounts of snow. Places like Texas and Florida experienced record amounts of ...
Police departments across the United States are implementing body cameras – compact audio and video recording devices that police officers wear and use to record contacts with citizens. The Georgetown Police Department, Williamson County Sheriff’s ...
It’s your first semester of college, the least of your concerns should be paying parking tickets, right? It seems that this isn’t the case, as droves of first year students are parking in faculty-only spaces. ...
On September 7, US Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, announced the Trump administration’s intention to revoke the Obama Era Title IX guidelines regarding sexual assault. In her address DeVos strongly condemned acts of sexual violence ...