Author: Amanda Blake

Written by: Amanda Blake Southern Adventist University students can expect to see the student shuttle much less this semester. The shuttle service, started by the university last semester to combat an anticipated parking problem on campus, will no longer operate during the afternoon hours. Furthermore, only one shuttle vehicle instead of two will run in …

Written by: Amanda Blake and Marian Polanco Editor’s Note: This article is part two of a two-part series. The number of freshmen coming to Southern Adventist University from west coast states — California, Oregon and Washington — has increased by approximately 150 percent in ten years, based on numbers recorded in the university’s official Factbooks.  …

Written by: Amanda Blake and Matthew Orquia Editor’s Note: The Accent published the first version of this article online on Oct. 7. The following version adds additional perspectives to the story. Ron Halvorsen Jr., senior pastor of North Cascade Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church in Burlington, Washington, will be the next senior pastor of Collegedale Church …

Southern Adventist University’s Residence Life department fired seven Southern Village resident assistants (RAs) last month because they were not consistently entering their residents’ apartments to conduct proper night checks, according to two of the RAs who were fired. Logan Cooper, senior finance major, is one of the individuals fired. He and another former RA, who …

Southern Adventist University student Ivan Piedra, a freshman social work major, suffered a laceration on his head and a fractured collarbone after crashing his cruiser skateboard on campus on Aug. 24, as reported in a previous Accent article. A week later, a driver hit a Southern student on a scooter in the Apison Pike and …