Four years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian students at Southern Adventist University share how the ongoing war still shapes their families’ safety, emotions and sense of home.
Four years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian students at Southern Adventist University share how the ongoing war still shapes their families’ safety, emotions and sense of home.
Oakwood University students gathered at the Bell Tower to protest a newly implemented Sabbath policy, expressing concerns about communication, enforcement and student involvement in decision-making.
La Comunidad’s Night of Worship strips away structure to create space for prayer, music and authentic encounters with God.
Deep Space is an animated short film created by Southern students, blending original orchestral music and animation through cross-department collaboration.
Written by Anaya Parker and brought to life by a full student cast, Breaking Tides premieres April 11 at Southern Adventist University, exploring love, loss and identity in post–Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
The Hopeful Adventist film tells the story of William Miller and the early Adventist movement, earning major award nominations and resonating with audiences at Southern Adventist University and beyond.
A 3,700-year-old ivory comb bearing the oldest known alphabetic sentence is now on temporary display at Southern Adventist University.
Southern Adventist University’s Student Association elections saw a record-breaking presidential race while other executive positions attracted fewer applicants.
Sofia McDonald, attorney with the Equal Justice Initiative, addressed Southern Adventist University’s convocation on Feb. 6, discussing racial inequality, mass incarceration, and the responsibilities of society to address systemic injustice.
Southern Adventist University is piloting a digital badging system to verify student leadership, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills, allowing students to showcase accomplishments alongside their co-curricular experiences.
Anaya Parker reflects on her personal experience and explores the concept of enthusiastic consent, highlighting how fear, coercion and misunderstanding can blur the line between “yes” and true consent.
This article explores Galatians 5:16–26, explaining how walking by the Spirit leads to spiritual transformation and fulfills God’s law through a life devoted to Him.
In his final column, Rhett Seitz reflects on his journey at Southern Adventist University, sharing lessons on growth, purpose and embracing the climb of life.
As graduation nears, many seniors face intense stress, uncertainty and mental health challenges while preparing to transition from college into the professional world.
Jeff Eversole and Tonya Sadler are running for Hamilton County’s District 10 commissioner seat, with early voting taking place April 15–30 ahead of the May 5 election. The race features two candidates with contrasting platforms, as Sadler emphasizes transparency, infrastructure reform and tax shifts toward tourism, while Eversole highlights intentional development, education funding, job creation …