Thomas Paul Wagtowicz, affectionately known as Mr. W, died at 84 after being struck by a car. The longtime educator...
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From crocheting and knitting to weekly social gatherings for adults 50 and older, Collegedale Parks and Recreation offers activities that help residents learn new skills, make friends and give back to the community.
Collegedale Academy students experienced an impaired driving simulation through the Arrive Alive Tour, organized by the Collegedale Police Department to demonstrate how drugs, alcohol and distracted driving affect reaction time and vehicle control.
Grayson Jenkins turned her passion for health drinks into Sip Social, a Collegedale business offering energy drinks, protein shakes and coffees with a Christian atmosphere.
A high-profile sexual assault case at Cornell University has sparked renewed discussion about Title IX at Southern Adventist University. Students share concerns about reporting sexual misconduct and campus safety as university officials explain the investigation process, available support resources and questions surrounding the Title IX coordinator’s Instagram account.
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Why doesn’t Southern Adventist University have competitive sports teams? Students share their perspectives on the university’s intramural program, the potential benefits of intercollegiate athletics and the importance of keeping sports accessible to all students.
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Southern Adventist University’s Office of Ministry and Missions has upgraded its digital board in the Bietz Center to offer an interactive look at global mission needs. The update features country-specific Christian mission data, maps of unreached communities and profiles of current Southern student missionaries.
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Hundreds of alumni returned to Southern Adventist University for Homecoming Weekend, which featured more than 50 events. From a book signing with Susi Hasel Mundy to campus tours, workshops, a classic car show and alumni gatherings, the weekend offered opportunities for graduates to reconnect and make new memories.
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As the 2026 midterm elections approach, Southern Adventist University students share their perspectives on voting, political engagement and the challenges college students face when registering. Students and Professor Brice Bowrey discuss voter participation, access to reliable candidate information and ways to make voting more accessible.
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Thomas Paul Wagtowicz, affectionately known as Mr. W, died at 84 after being struck by a car. The longtime educator and substitute teacher at Collegedale Academy is remembered for making students feel valued, sharing his faith and leaving a legacy of love.
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From crocheting and knitting to weekly social gatherings for adults 50 and older, Collegedale Parks and Recreation offers activities that help residents learn new skills, make friends and give back to the community.
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In a letter to the editor, Nathan McKee encourages Southern Adventist University business students to return to Brock Hall and study the humanities, arguing that history, literature and languages cultivate the whole person beyond career preparation.
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