Stress can feel unavoidable as a college student. With the press of papers, projects and exams, it can be hard not to feel stressed out. As you may remember from our previous articles, stress can be good or bad. Good stress, eustress, is pressure that helps to motivate us to complete tasks and leads to …
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Editor’s Note: This Black History Month, look at the Black athletes that have made an impact on you, and try to picture the sport without those players. I promise you the sport would look very different without them. Every February, the United States honors the history of African Americans and what they have accomplished for …
Editors Note: The Accent encourages readers to respond to opinion articles with a letter to the editor. While publication is not guaranteed, we will do our best to keep open the conversations and engage a wide spectrum of opinions held on campus. People are often conflicted about the idea of self-love. Some uphold it as …
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Editor’s note: As students, we don’t always get to hear staff or teachers’ personal stories of God’s involvement in their lives. Last week, I asked several staff and faculty to share about how they have personally experienced God’s mercy. The following statements were received by email. Adam Heck, associate professor, Mathematics Department: “Every time I …
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Written by: Génesis Ventura Upperclassmen often wonder what their life will look like after college. It’s easy to feel like you will be in college forever, that you’ll always be studying, participating in extracurricular activities and living across the hall from friends. But that’s not often the reality of post-grad life. The social activities that …
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The Mystical March Market is scheduled to take place on March 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Commons in Collegedale. This event is part of the monthly market series hosted by The Commons and organized by Shop the Market At…, specifically organizers and market managers Robert Davis and Russell Walsh. The monthly …
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As Southern Adventist University’s student population prepares to elect new Student Association (SA) leadership, current SA leaders provided the Accent with information about the group’s budget in previous years. The first question students might ask about the budget is, “Where does SA get its money?” A close look at students’ financial statements would reveal a …
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Plans are underway to explore new options for the governance structure of Southern Adventist University, according to President Ken Shaw at the Feb. 15 Q&A session held in the Presidential Banquet Room in Wright Hall. The structural changes being considered were presented again Monday at an employee town hall meeting in Lynn Wood Hall. At …
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Written by Jahsoulay W. Walton Southern Adventist University’s Daily Crime and Fire Safety Log issued by Campus Safety shows that since Aug. 31, 2022, there have been approximately seven car-related thefts reported on Southern’s campus. Four of the thefts occurred on Jan. 20, according to the Daily Crime and Fire Safety Log. The reports show …
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