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A stream of students, staff, and faculty, many dressed in black, gradually made their way from the Bishop’s Lounge to the Academic Mall, carrying signs and chanting: “No more Mark Twain. We want change!” Last ...
This past weekend on Saturday, February 25th, Southwestern hosted a Black Voices concert. The Austin Civic Orchestra, solo artists Chaz Nailor (baritone), Natalie Howard (soprano), and SU’s chorale unified to beautifully conclude Black History Month. ...
A gaming tournament for Southwestern students complete with food, prizes, and competition happened on February 24th from 5:00 – 8:00 PM in the McCombs Ballroom! It was hosted by the SU Golden Pirates, a student ...
The SU Golden Pirates (SUGP), our campus’ gaming and e-sports organization, announced that among their lineup of teams, there would soon be a women’s Valorant team. While video games are not typically seen in a ...
With Additional Reporting by Tessa Elizondo Senior Thira Schlegel was commissioned by President Trombley to paint a mural in the Commons as a part of its larger redesign. The mural is on the wall to ...
Eight Southwestern-related Instagram accounts you need to follow…. Whether you’re looking for a campus cat or looking to take a cat-nap— there’s an SU Instagram page for you. @whenwherewhatsu Much like the account @whenwherewhataustin, @whenwherewhatsu ...
Additional Reporting by Gerald Jones Last Wednesday and Sunday, racist slurs were written on the whiteboards in front of the doors of residences of several students of color in Clark Hall. This has sparked outrage ...
Do you want more mental clarity in your life? Do you often find yourself feeling stressed, restless, or tense in your body? What if I told you there is a way to build a weekly ...
The Student Council (StuCo) will have its first meeting of this spring semester on Tuesday, February 7th from 7-8 PM in Olin 127. All students are invited to sit in on the general assembly meeting. ...
Written by Danielle Ferebee You know the expression, “When hell freezes over?” Well, I think that expression is a good way to describe the first week of February. If you thought last year’s Snowmageddon was ...