Southern Adventist University has changed its meal plan options, removed meal plan spending at the Village Market and closed The Kayak, prompting student concerns about food accessibility, cost and transparency.
Southern Adventist University has changed its meal plan options, removed meal plan spending at the Village Market and closed The Kayak, prompting student concerns about food accessibility, cost and transparency.
Incoming editor Chloe Smith shares her journey through college, her passion for storytelling and her vision for the future of the Accent.
Students brought history to life with a campus reenactment of the Declaration of Independence, highlighting its lasting relevance today.
While most students sleep, residence hall desk workers stay awake overnight to ensure safety. But some question whether the cost to student health is too high.
Southern Adventist University students, faculty and staff gathered for MLK Jr. Service Day, completing 54 service projects with local organizations across the community.
By: Chloe Smith Most people walk through Southern’s campus without thinking twice about what lies beneath their feet, but one man has taken a closer look at what has been left behind. With a metal detector and a love for discovery, university employee Len Raney has been unearthing pieces of the school’s past one beep …
By: Chloe Smith Student Association (SA) have finalized their budget for the 2025-2026 school year, reflecting several notable changes to funds. With nearly $400,000 in projected revenue, the budget outlines how student fees and events will invest in campus life. Compared to the previous year’s Administration revenue of $420,750, this year’s Administration revenue is $379,440, …
Southern Adventist University has ended its Adult Degree Completion program due to low enrollment, but continues to support current students and offers other flexible online graduate programs.
With Collegedale’s rapid growth, city leaders are calling for stronger community engagement. Commissioners say low meeting attendance and limited communication prevent residents from shaping decisions that directly affect their city.
Apison Pike construction entered a new phase as lane shifts redirected traffic near Southern Adventist University, drawing mixed reactions from students and residents.
McKenna Wallace has joined the City of Collegedale as its new communication and engagement manager, bringing marketing and nonprofit experience to the city’s efforts to connect with residents.
Futsal returns to Southern Adventist University’s Iles P.E. Center as students compete in the fast-paced indoor sport. Players share what makes futsal different from traditional soccer and how teamwork shapes the game.
Aaron Beltran reflects on his student missionary year in Kosrae, sharing how loneliness and life in a new culture led him to find family, friendship and a deeper experience of God through Manny and Betty De Guzman.
Becky Djernes serves as Southern Adventist University’s interior designer and real estate coordinator, creating functional, welcoming campus spaces that support students, learning and community.
Southern Adventist University welcomes alumnus Wesley Bradford as a new assistant professor and band director. Bradford returns to Southern after years of involvement with the university’s music program.