
Commissioner Laura Howse, Letter to the Editor
From: City of Collegedale Commissioner Laura Howse Collegedale Is Moving Forward I was introduced to someone recently who expressed concern about the state of the

From: City of Collegedale Commissioner Laura Howse Collegedale Is Moving Forward I was introduced to someone recently who expressed concern about the state of the

Discover alternative mental health strategies like journaling and reaching out to supportive staff to overcome barriers to therapy and improve well-being.

By: Samuel Guerra Some time ago, while scrolling on my phone, I was about to share an article on my then-Twitter account when a prompt

After a powerful summer of canvassing, I found encouragement in Isaiah 43:10—“You are my witnesses.” Even when the mountaintop fades, God calls us to keep moving forward. By sharing our testimonies, we strengthen our faith, remember His leading, and trust Him more with the challenges ahead.

As summer ends, students at Southern are encouraged to seize new opportunities in the upcoming semester. Key lessons include stepping out of comfort zones, networking with diverse individuals and faculty, maintaining physical health, and dedicating time to spiritual growth. Simple adjustments can lead to a successful college experience.

By: Abby Dizon At the start of a new semester, college students not only experience the emotional strain of stress, but also the physical effects.

By: Eliana Morales Philip “Garv” Garver, a former Collegedale city commissioner and dean of Southern’s physical education program, passed away on Sept. 2 at age

By: Eliana Morales As the semester begins, colleges across the United States are experiencing a drop in international students, as reported by the Chattanooga Times

By: Clint Jones Southern Adventist University is facing the possibility of not producing a Memories yearbook for the 2025–2026 school year. This marks the second

By Hayden Kobza Southern’s DHSI Status and Grant In the state of Tennessee, Southern Adventist University—the only college within the state to qualify as a