By: Andrew Pratt The Southwestern University Volleyball team has done it again. This past weekend, the Pirates defeated Trinity University to claim the SCAC Championship title. This was the fourth title for the Pirates, and ...
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 ...
By Michelle Hershberger The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill not only made Ms. Lauryn Hill a legend, her spiritual, political, and deeply personal masterpiece defined an era of hip hop where artists wrote and sang about ...
By Michelle Hershberger On the last night of their US tour, Chvrches proved themselves to be synthpop with emotional depth and intelligence at Fun Fun Fun Festival. A relatively new band, their debut studio album ...
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 ...
By Michelle Hershberger The Austin Film Festival and Conference celebrated the art of writing and filmmaking with an eight day festival featuring 180 films. The films represented various genres and included world premieres, Texas premieres, ...
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 Michelle Hershberger The 10th year of Fun Fun Fun Fest will kick off tomorrow and last until Sunday at Auditorium Shores in downtown Austin. Tickets are still available starting at $89 for one day ...
By: Jayden Beatty A documentary directed by Scott Haze titled MULLY premiered at the Austin Film Festival last weekend. From the incredible music choices to the beautiful shots of Africa, the documentary was astoundingly cinematic ...
By Michelle Hershberger A book festival where the featured author does not show up would usually spell disaster. This was not the case when Lemony Snicket was a no show to his Oct. 17 scheduled ...
