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Photos by: Michelle Hershberger By: Michelle Hershberger March 10 started off just like any other day when suddenly, as I was pouring the last of my rationed milk before Spring Break into my Fruit Loops, ...
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’s 112th birthday, Southwestern University’s education honor society Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) visited Mitchell Elementary today. KPD members read some of Dr. Seuss’s books and led activities that solidified Seuss’s timeless ...
By: Natalie DeCesare Model United Nations (MUN), a new student organization, brings to Southwestern an academically relevant interdisciplinary opportunity to research and represent countries throughout state and national conferences. The team’s first conference is March ...
Photo by: Sherlyn Ong By: NatalieDeCesare The Board of Trustees approved a 3.4% collective increase in tuition and fees for next year. What information did they assess to reach such a decision? The Board of ...
Photo by: Sherlyn Ong By: Devon Bradley Through the Office of Gift Programs, located in the Alumni Center in the Cullen Building, there are numerous ways to give back to Southwestern. The Spring 2016 Phonathon ...
Photo by: Clara McMichael By: Clara McMichael You’ve seen the videos – Connor Murphy shows off his muscles on Chipotle’s roof or Walmart’s ceiling, or models at Abercrombie and is hauled off by mall cops while ...
By: Sherlyn Ong Lavender spaces, SU’s version of the safe space program which is also done in many other campuses and companies, focused on the MOGAI community. The term MOGAI stands for marginalized orientations, gender ...
Photo by: Nick Hurter By: Nick Hurter I got a chance to catch up with a fellow SU student, senior Ryan Stoll, about the recent banning of Hoverboards on the SU campus. Ryan is very ...
By: Sarah Surgeoner Zootopia (March 4) The latest Disney animated movie takes place within the animal filled metropolis and follows the unlikely law enforcement duo of the fast paced rabbit, Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin), and ...
Photo by: Sherlyn Ong By: Sarah Surgeoner From the first moment the actors of “The Fantasticks” enter the empty Jones Theatre, they bring set pieces, a painted floor piece, and a cast of characters that ...