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Southern students wrestle for Village spots, deans see influx of applications for next school year
On Feb. 10, Southern Village deans sent out an eligibility list to all students who qualified for Village residency for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The email included information on how students could submit an application and what qualifications must be met for a group to be considered. This year,
Southern students wrestle for Village spots, deans see influx of applications for next school year
On Feb. 10, Southern Village deans sent out an eligibility list to all students who qualified for Village residency for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year.
News
Public high school students share stories about transitioning to Southern
According to the Undergraduate Statistics for Board Meeting report published by Southern’s Records and Advisement Office, there were 159 enrolled first-time freshmen who came from
Collegedale seeks to fill city manager position
On Feb. 23, former City Manager, Ted Rogers, announced his retirement, effective March 12. Thirty-three applicants submitted their resumes to fill the vacant role by
Food Services partner with NewTerra to compost food waste
This semester, the Food Services Department at Southern decided to begin composting its leftover food waste. Partnering with NewTerra Compost, Southern is now able to
Southern students wrestle for Village spots, deans see influx of applications for next school year
On Feb. 10, Southern Village deans sent out an eligibility list to all students who qualified for Village residency for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year.
Students jump at chance to walk dean’s four dogs
On Monday, March 29, Tisha Looby, associate dean of women, reached out to Southern’s Thatcher residents in search of individuals who would be willing to
Sports
Hot and Cold
With a lot of stars not playing, either because of injury or some much needed rest, some teams have begun to cool down a bit.
Deshaun Watson allegations continue to pile up
On March 16 and 17, Houston-based lawyer Tony Buzbee filed three civil lawsuits accusing Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson of inappropriate conduct and sexual Jpattern
#StopAsianHate: Leagues, teams, players speak against ongoing hate crimes
There has been a rise in hate crimes against the Asian and Pacific Islander community, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier this year we
Lifestyle
I want to live life slow: Showing grace to yourself
“I think I’m moving too fast through life. I’m busy … like really busy,” a dear friend of mine from back home, Lydia, shared on
Everyone’s Lola, “Yoya”
Some of my earliest memories include Sabbath morning breakfasts at my grandparents’ house. I would wake up to the smell of garlic fried rice wafting
Underrated things on Southern’s campus
Wherever we end up in life, there is always something we might want to complain about. If we’re at work, we might find things like
Opinion
Pro Standardized Testing
Standardized testing, like the SAT and ACT, have been under attack for quite some time now. As college students, we probably all took either exam.
Anti-Standardized Testing
Written by Anna Bennethum If you’ve ever been a student, you’re probably familiar with the process of standardized testing. Whether it’s IOWA testing in grade
Are you racially insensitive?
Written by Ethan Jiao Ever since the inception of COVID-19, people have found ways to perpetrate xenophobic hate against Chinese people all around the world.
Religious
Praying with your whole heart
“To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing,” Martin Luther, one of the leaders of the protestant
“I am a disciple of Christ:” Founding your faith on the rock
Last week, I had an eye-opening conversation with my great uncle, Robert Koide, or as I call him, Uncle Bob. Uncle Bob was raised in
Isn’t it Obvious?
“Do you want to be made whole?” Jesus asked the cripple on the rugged mat. For 38 years, the man had waited at the pool