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The early months of the year can feel somewhat barren after three months packed full of holidays. Luckily, February offers a day of love and candy to look forward to: Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re single ...
Last Friday night, January 20, comedian Monroe Martin transformed the Cove from a place of studying and chowing down to one filled with nothing but shock and laughter. Martin, a young and rising figure in ...
Austin’s largest contemporary art gallery, Art on 5th, can be found on South Lamar right next to Kerbey Lane Cafe. Featuring original works by local, national, and international artists, the gallery has become a fixture ...
On Saturday Jan. 14, I did something I never thought I would. . . I joined a national sorority. Before attending Southwestern University, my exposure to Greek life was limited to the inaccurate representations on ...
Sometimes, people ask me how I did it… how I made it through the dark times… and you know what I say? I not every part of me did make it through. When you’ve seen ...
Well, thank goodness that’s over! When we rang in the New Year one year ago, our hearts were full of hope and joy. We crossed our fingers and toes to wish, as we always do, ...
2016 was a challenging year for many, shaping the world in ways that have both divided and unified us. However, there is one unifying force transcends all barriers (physical or not): music. Here’s a recap ...
Conference is quickly approaching for both the Pirate men’s and women’s Swim Teams. The countdown has officially started, and is less than a week and a half away. With a long lasting season, starting in ...
The squeak of sneakers echo across the gym. Time ticks down and the alarm sounds, shaking the exuberant spectators from their seats. The Southwestern Pirates have won! The exhausted players jog back to their team, ...
Before arriving at Southwestern for the fall semester of my first year, I dealt with massive anxiety about what awaited me in college. Would I be able to succeed in classes? Would I make friends ...