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Students express concerns about the parking shortage on campus
This Fall 2022 semester, a total of 2,302 parking permits have been issued on campus, according to Campus Safety Associate Director Shawn Haas. The Campus Safety website lists the four different types of permits that can be issued: undergraduate, graduate, guests/visitors and faculty/staff/volunteers. These four types then further split into
News
SA to host two 423 Night Markets
Student Association (SA) will organize two 423 Night Markets this school year, the fifth anniversary of the event, according to SA President Kenneth Bautista, senior
COVID-19 relief pay for student workers offered once again this semester
Students who have missed work this semester because they had to quarantine or isolate due to COVID-19 may be able to receive relief pay, according
WSMC continues to make advancements
WSMC Classical 90.5, located on the campus of Southern Adventist University, is the only classical music radio station in the area, according to WSMC Director
School of Computing’s first female professor
Written by: Génesis Ventura Becky Beason, a current Southern Adventist University employee, is the first female professor in the School of Computing. She is an
Campus construction projects
Written by: Matthew Orquia Southern Adventist University’s campus continues to evolve as renovation, landscaping and construction projects take place campus wide. Some of these projects
Sports
The push for October: MLB season winds down
The Major League Baseball (MLB) regular season is coming to a close. The season started on April 7 after there was a lockout of the
Teaming up: the return of softball intramurals
Southern Adventist University is back in session for the fall semester. And the start of another school year, brings another season of softball. This year,
The 2022 NFL season is going to be exciting
After seven months of waiting, the NFL is coming back. This season is going to be an exciting season for football fans because of what
Lifestyle
Philosophy of fashion: What does your style say about you?
Putting together outfits is a daily ritual that I personally cherish. How am I deciding to present myself to the world today? How do I
Arts & Ideas: Sit alone in a room with 12 walls
Love? Apparently, if I have ever fallen in love I would know it. He said I would know it like you know someone is standing beside
Arts and Ideas: A call for creative contributions
This semester, we are re-imagining the Lifestyle section. “Arts & Ideas” is intended as a space for artistic and academic exploration. It is titled after
Opinion
So, uh, let’s talk about the Sexual Integrity Policy
So, Southern changed its sexual integrity policy. Now it’s updated. And there we go; the story ends there. This isn’t newsworthy. It’s just an update
The Crown: The duality of Queen Elizabeth II
The late Queen Elizabeth II. That feels weird to say. For the past 70 years, the world has had only one British monarch. And, at
Beyond the name: It’s time to dig deeper
Hi. My name is Xavier Quiles. And that’s the end of this article. Just kidding. I would be fired if that were the case. But
Religious
We need stories: Learning from biblical narrative
Written by: John Kent Mike Nawrocki and Phil Vischer revolutionized my childhood’s Saturday afternoons with Veggie Tales and the suction-cupping superhero, Larry Boy. I spent
Go to the ant: Reflections on the meaning of laziness
I should be working. I should be reviewing my OChem reagents, the steps and products of glycolysis. I could be filling out the reams of multiple choice
Where do you meet God? Share your story
“So paradise does exist,” I wrote in my journal this summer after watching the sunrise on the face of Mount Rainier. I had hiked Dege