Southern cultural clubs are adapting to stricter dance requirements, including a three-dance, 15-minute limit and a new historical authenticity guideline.
Read ArticleSouthern cultural clubs are adapting to stricter dance requirements, including a three-dance, 15-minute limit and a new historical authenticity guideline.
Read ArticleThe 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.
McKenna Wallace has joined the City of Collegedale as its new communication and engagement manager, bringing marketing and nonprofit experience to the city’s efforts to connect with residents.
Nearly 40 people gathered in Cleveland, Tennessee, for a prayer vigil honoring Alejandro Cabrera Clemente, a local resident who died in ICE custody in Louisiana in April. Community members shared stories, prayed and called for dignity for Clemente and his family.
From Taco Bell Thursdays to late-night walks and time with friends, small rituals can help college students manage stress and find balance during busy weeks.
Read MoreSouthern Adventist University’s annual all-night softball tournament brought students, families and local community members together for a night of competition at the Summit Softball Complex.
Read MoreSouthern Adventist University’s Fall Week of Worship, “Beloved,” drew up to 912 students and culminated in eight baptisms as students reflected on God’s love and grace.
Read MoreSouthern’s Disability Support Services works with students and faculty to provide accommodations, testing support and resources for both permanent and temporary disabilities.
Read MoreSouthern Adventist University is reemphasizing its existing dress code this semester, citing concerns about inconsistent enforcement and prompting mixed reactions from students.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreBy: Bella Lagos Filling two full shelves in Barry Tryon’s office at Hackman Hall lies a rare literaryarchive: an entire Bible, handwritten by more than 1,100 college students in more than seventeenlanguages. What started as an experimental classroom assignment fifteen years ago is officiallywrapping up its final pages this semester. For Tryon, a professor in...
Read MoreSouthern cultural clubs are adapting to stricter dance requirements, including a three-dance, 15-minute limit and a new historical authenticity guideline.
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