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Austin and the Georgetown area are practically bursting at the seams with people from all walks of life. While Austin might have more variety, surrounding communities such as Georgetown play host to many different temples, ...
Thursday, April 2nd marked the Spring 2026 B.A. Senior Art Exhibition hosted in the Sarofim Fine Arts Gallery. As the title suggests, this is where graduating Fine Arts majors get one of their final spotlights ...
On the evening of April 9th 2026, Southwestern University celebrated the official dedication of its Peace Garden. One of ten at Georgetown schools alone and hundreds worldwide, the site is a testament to Southwestern values, ...
It was in eleventh grade that I was formally introduced to philosophy for the first time. Attending a Christian private school at the time, I took a history of philosophy class as well as a ...
One of my favorite musicals as of late is Next to Normal. The show follows suburban mother Diana Goodman, her struggle with bipolar disorder and chronic grief, and how that struggle impacts her family. The ...
Now that spring has sprung and new life is peeking out like sun rays at dawn, a Texas tradition is in full swing – the rodeo. With several locations and allotted times of running throughout ...
Now that the cold has passed into the familiar heat of what us Texans dare to call spring, new life begins to spring forward. Flowers will bloom, allergies will double, and new little critters (and ...
Founded in 1840, Southwestern University has seen many students, professors, and others pass through its halls during their lifetimes. Considering the history and location of the university, it may not be all too surprising to ...
When someone pictures an environmental activist, they might envision a hippie living in some bucolic cottage, eating vegan, and chastising others for their choices. While this stereotype can apply to some, it does not apply ...
Assistant Professor of Studio Arts Ariel Wood recently wrapped up their solo exhibition titled “porous” in the Fine Arts Gallery. They described the word porous as “a passage, a means to an end”, which fully ...