Author: Amanda Blake

Last semester, Southern Adventist University’s Enactus chapter placed third in an Enactus national competition. This semester, more than 50 students are a part of the service-oriented student organization, which, according to Enactus President Jake Miller, senior management major, is the largest number of students the organization has had in many years.  Miller said their biggest …

Religion Professor Alan Parker is currently leading a research team of Southern professors studying the impact of demographic changes on Seventh-day Adventist churches across the North American Division (NAD). According to Parker, the team is currently conducting focus groups on Zoom, and eligible Southern students are encouraged to register. “This is where we have a …

Within the past couple of weeks, many students at Southern Adventist University received two emails regarding financial assistance.  The first email, sent by Student Finance, said Southern had begun the process of passing out the second round of emergency grants provided by the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) III program. Students can receive the …

Southern Adventist University will maintain current COVID-19 protocols, including indoor masking and online worship events, through Saturday, October 2. President Ken Shaw made the announcement in an email sent to the student body on Tuesday, September 14. Shaw stated in the email that administration made the decision due to the ongoing risks of the COVID-19 …

Southern’s Enactus team placed third in this year’s Enactus United States National Exposition World Cup Qualifier Competition. This was the first time Southern’s team made it into the semifinals, or top 16, of the annual competition. So, the team actually broke three records by also making it into the final four and then placing third, …

On March 28, 137 Southern students witnessed a live music battle between four student-led bands in the outdoor tent. The students could even get in on the action by purchasing merchandise in the name of their favorite band. The battle’s victors were ultimately determined by the amount of money tied to their band’s name, and …