Category: News
Director Scott Haze answers questions asked by Barbara Morgan, the Executive Director of the Austin Film Festival, at the Q & A session that followed the premiere of his new documentary, MULLY. Photo courtesy of ...
photo courtesy of Indigo Avila ’15. Avila, on far left, will release a self-produced documentary about the experiences of SU students from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. By: Amy Gu With 42% of incoming Pirates ...
The Division of Student Life and the Student Government Association will host a ½ day Bystander Intervention Seminar on Saturday November 14 from 10:30am to 3:00pm. This event marks the initiation of Southwestern’s new Bystander ...
By: Jayden Beatty Students can now sign a petition created by SU Planned Parenthood (SUPP) that calls for a zero tolerance policy at Southwestern. The electronic petition is currently being circulated on Facebook. The petition has gained ...
It was 10:55 a.m. I was pedaling my life away on a pirate bike, while counting my many drops of sweat, each reminding me of 1. the extremely hot weather and 2. my journey that ...
By Michelle Hershberger and Jayden Beatty 1. Make sure to thoroughly read the list of prohibited items listed on the festival website. Leave selfie sticks at home—a woman in front of us was told she ...
By Meredith Atkinson Need a good movie to see this weekend? If you’re looking to see one more young adult film based around a corrupt, dictatorial government to add to the list, here’s my suggestion. ...
By: Cynthia Zaragoza September’s opening of three of Tennessee Williams’ one act plays begins with The Long Goodbye directed by William Swift. Ryan Stoll plays Joe, a writer, who’s transitioning into the next stage of ...
By: Katy Nave The Sarofim School of Fine Arts was fortunate this month to welcome ceramic artist and Southern Methodist University Professor of Art Brian Molanphy to their gallery with a short opening reception of ...
By: Devon Bradley Ask any Texan to describe their friday night and they might mention football in some form. Now change “football” to “soccer,” add in some chili, and you get a Southwestern Friday night. ...