Southern Adventist University’s Latin American Club honored Hispanic Heritage Month with “Hijo,” a student-written play about perseverance, family expectations and...
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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.
The Spot Creamery has opened its second location in Collegedale, offering ice cream, Italian ice and a space where local youth and community members can gather.
Between classes, deadlines and social media, college students can lose time for the activities they enjoy. Rediscovering hobbies can offer a creative outlet, reduce stress and provide a sense of identity beyond academics.
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Southern Adventist University students are taking to the field as flag football intramurals get underway this semester. The games bring competition, teamwork and school spirit to campus.
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Southern Adventist University student Bethel Onyekachi went from joining a LifeGroup to leading one and coaching other student leaders, showing how spiritual community can inspire discipleship and leadership.
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The Office of Ministry and Missions at Southern Adventist University has started a peer-to-peer Bible study program designed to encourage students to explore Scripture, build relationships and grow spiritually alongside fellow students.
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Southern Adventist University’s Student Association Senate is considering changes to clarify how senators are elected and how voting districts would work, following concerns that the current appointment process conflicts with existing election rules.
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Southern Adventist University’s Latin American Club honored Hispanic Heritage Month with “Hijo,” a student-written play about perseverance, family expectations and pursuing dreams, alongside cultural dances and live music.
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Associate Dean Susan Pennington retired after more than 13 years in Southern Adventist University’s Residence Life department. Students and colleagues remember her for her kindness, faith, mentorship and dedication to residents.
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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.
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