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The Alpha Delta Pi sisterhood was initially established on May 15, 1851, at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia, and proudly holds the distinction of being the first secret society in the world for college ...
When it comes to entering the workforce after school, nothing looks better on a resume than already having work experience, especially if that work is in your field. Unfortunately, preparing for and navigating the complicated ...
Southwestern University has been hosting the Brown Symposium for almost four decades. Attending the symposium is a unique opportunity to experience new ideas and points of view. Each symposium is constructed around a specific topic ...
On January 20, 2017, Donald Trump officially took the oath of office and became the 45th President of the United States. This was the 58th presidential inauguration, and the day was highly anticipated by many, ...
On Saturday, January 21st, a crowd of over a million people congregated in Washington D.C – coming from all corners of the nation. Bringing signs and pink “pussyhats,” they prepared to march in the ...
By: Amy Gu Students and professors sit along the perimeter of the Academic Mall in silent protest of statements such as “Build a Wall,” “no safe spaces,” and “Trump 2k15” chalked onto various sites on ...
By: Michelle Hershberger Rural North Dakota is seemingly the last place on earth to be the stage for a monumental cultural and environmental protest. The controversy surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline has transformed a once ...
Photo courtesy of Hope Hallie Rose By: Kayla Ingram Those fortunate enough to bear a relatively blank medical record don’t consider the experiences of people with rare diseases until it affects them directly in some ...
If obtaining a college degree is not already enough, students should also show relevant internship or work experience to stay competitive within the workforce after school. While most students have heard that Southwestern’s Career Services ...
One of the things incoming students dread the most is the infamous Freshman Fifteen. While this popular myth has been proven to be an exaggeration, studies have found that the majority of college students – ...