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 uncomfortable uniforms or lazy coworkers annoying. If we go home for break, it may be overbearing parents or missing our friends back at school. Here at Southern… well, I’m sure …
This year’s trade deadline had many teams scrambling to get a deal finalized before 3 p.m. on March 25. Some teams wanted to add big names to the roster while others were looking to clear out some contracts and get draft picks to begin a rebuild. Regardless, action was taking place till just minutes before …
“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 of Bethesda in the vain hope that he could be healed when the water stirred. Imagine the thoughts that raced through his head. It must have been along the lines …
President Biden is working with Congress to pass a bill called “The U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021.” There are many great things in the bill that would help the southern border crisis because there are several much-needed reforms. However, there has been controversy in passing the bill because of a plan to give Guatemala, Honduras …
Written by Robbie Piccirilli There is a new bill in Congress called the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, and it is being contested. The bill encompasses plenty of issues, like creating a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. One of the points the bill is addressing the root causes of migration by giving $4 billion …
Written by Frank Canizares Following a recent GameStop controversy that pitted small investors against larger ones, raising the stock price by as much as 1,700%, Southern alumni Gabriel Hernandez, ‘19, and Kye Hache, ‘20, decided to launch their own investment company. The business, called 2H Investing, began on March 1 and aims to teach people …
Southern alumni start investment company to offer financial education Read More »
On March 26, the Hamilton County Health Department (HCHD) opened up the eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to all residents ages 16 and older, including non-county residents who live, work or go to school in the county. “The expansion of eligibility is an exciting step in immunization efforts across the state,” said HCHD Administrator Becky Barnes …
Hamilton County extends mask mandate and updates eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine Read More »
An Accent article published on Jan. 23, 2020, mentioned that construction on the Bietz Center for Student Life was facing delays due to inclement weather and unforeseen circumstances. Despite those setbacks, the Bietz Center for Student Life will hopefully gain its certificate of occupancy on June 1 and will have a grand opening in August …
Updates on Bietz Center: Grand opening scheduled for August Read More »
On March 3, 2021, a group of three students launched @metoo_sau, an Instagram account dedicated to sharing the stories of Southern’s students who have experienced sexual assault and misconduct on and off campus. The account, which has 146 followers as of March 30, also provides various resources for victims. The Southern Accent reached out to …
#MeToo SAU: Students use Instagram as a safe space to share stories of sexual assault Read More »
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