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By: Amy Gu American discussions on abortion (unlike those of my heritage country China) do not rest upon the question of physical survival. Abortion questions in American cannot dissipate by calculating the ratio of available ...
By: Amy Gu “It’s a shame that something like that [a suicide] would happen at our school,” a principal told one of my classmates four years ago when she brought up the late death of our ...
By: Amy Gu This year, Southwestern is pleased to accept an offer from the organization White, Trite, and Fair (WTF) offer to extend its presence to college campuses in addition to public middle schools. WTF ...
By: Michelle Hershberger and Amy Gu Tumblr-browsing at 2 a.m. one Spring Break night, senior Katie Morgan discovered public records indicating that the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) had filed a federal investigation on Southwestern ...
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’s 112th birthday, Southwestern University’s education honor society Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) visited Mitchell Elementary today. KPD members read some of Dr. Seuss’s books and led activities that solidified Seuss’s timeless ...
Photo courtesy of africanamericanhistorymonth.gov By: Amy Gu History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again. -Maya Angelou 1863 The Emancipation Proclamation legally frees black slaves ...
By Amy Gu A classmate shared with me a Washington Post feature on Ms. Emily E. Smith, a blonde-haired blue-eyed woman sitting cross-legged amongst students with skin darker than hers. The feature introduced Ms. Smith’s ...
Each morning and afternoon of April, Colonel Shelby K. Little wears an imitated Confederate uniform and displays three Confederate flags in front of the Williamson County Courthouse. Little educates individuals about Confederate history during the ...
The most recent tenure review granted tenure to a black male professor, current Assistant Professor of Economics Reggie Byron, for the first time in Southwestern history. Currently, Byron is the only black male faculty member ...
On April 15, several faculty members received the results of their tenure review. denied tenure to current Assistant Professor of English Carina Hoffpauir and Assistant Professor of Religion Molly Jensen. Both Hoffpauir and Jensen were ...