Category: News
On April 25, the Fine Arts representations lecture series presents a screening of documentary short film Songs in the Dark. This documentary stars former SU students and showcases original music, costume and art through the ...
By Devon Bradley On April 12th, Southwestern University hosted its 17th Annual Research and Creative Works Symposium From Every Voice (CSW) in lieu of classes. The event welcomed over 500 presenters representing 29 departments, programs ...
By Natalie DeCesare Earlier in the semester, students responded to a sustainability survey indicating high value for a campus garden yet little idea of SU’s Community Garden’s existence. Such feedback aided in the development of ...
By: Myriam Ibarra Friday April 19 at 7:00 P.M., Sister Helen Prejean will be taking part in the Roy and Margaret Shilling Lecture Series. She will be speaking on the subject of the death penalty and sharing ...
By: Bonnie Lambert To close out their 2015-2016 season, the Sarofim School of Fine Arts Theatre Department will be putting on Dead Man Walking, a show quite unlike anything the department has done yet this ...
By Natalie DeCesare The 38th Brown Symposium will explore the intersections of art and revolution in a two –part series presented as a Keynote Colloquium November 4 and an official symposium March 1 to 3. ...
By Natalie DeCesare Dell Children’s Hospital serves 46 counties as a “miracle hospital,” delivering life-saving treatment to the greater Southwestern University community. The necessity for advanced technologies at the hospital led to a dance marathon ...
By: Clara McMichael If one walks around Southwestern, they will see memorialization of Texas’ racial history – from the cannons in front of the Kappa Alpha fraternity house, to the permanent exhibit of Civil War memorabilia on ...
Photo By: Sherlyn Ong By: Natalie DeCesare Sumners scholarship recipients sophomores Sophia Anthony, Rachel Arco, Lacey Bowersox, and Emilie Fisher will receive $10,000 per year in addition to educational opportunities in support of civic engagement. Sponsored ...
By: Bobby Meyer In March of 2015, city officials reached an agreement to supply Georgetown with 100% wind and solar energy starting in 2017. The agreement makes Georgetown the first city in Texas to be ...