Day: October 20, 2020

SAU Diversity

Does Southern Adventist University adequately reflect its diverse student body? Statistically speaking, the university  has  the highest number of foreign students and  students of an international background. Southern also has several different cultural clubs such as Latin American Club (LAC), Asian Club, Black Christian Union (BCU) and many more. My experience at Southern has been …

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Meditation: What can we glean about God from human character and perception?

You might have seen the popular slogan, “Eat, Sleep and Repeat,” but the reality is that we need more than food, sleep and shelter to survive. In the 1990s, children in Romanian orphanages suffered from lack of love in the form of physical affection. Although the infants were fed, diapered and bathed on a set …

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Collegedale and surrounding areas still suffering from tornado damage

Written by Aubri Dancek and Bailey DuBose Parts of Hamilton County, along with other parts of east Tennessee and north Georgia, were hit by an EF3 tornado on April 12 leaving many homes, businesses and structures destroyed. Six months later, Collegedale and surrounding areas are still recovering from the damages. According to Hamilton County Lead …

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Thatcher Farm to hold virtual tour during upcoming Alumni Weekend

A virtual tour of Southern’s Thatcher Farm will be going live during the upcoming Alumni Weekend which is less than two weeks away. The farm was started in the summer of 2012, and has been a unique part of Southern Adventist University ever since. “The video came about because every year — usually for camp …

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History, political science students get active in local and state elections

As the presidential election looms closer, many Americans are also looking at the politics closer to home in city and statewide elections. In Collegedale, the ballots include candidates running for Board of Commissioners positions as well as Tennessee and federal House and Senate seats. A few students from Southern Adventist University are actively involved in …

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