
Anti-Standardized Testing
Written by Anna Bennethum If you’ve ever been a student, you’re probably familiar with the process of standardized testing. Whether it’s IOWA testing in grade
Written by Anna Bennethum If you’ve ever been a student, you’re probably familiar with the process of standardized testing. Whether it’s IOWA testing in grade
Junior marketing major Nathalia Levterova conducts a yoga wellness class at the Hulsey Wellness Center at Southern from 7 to 7:30 a.m, Monday through Thursday.
On Monday, March 29, Tisha Looby, associate dean of women, reached out to Southern’s Thatcher residents in search of individuals who would be willing to
Southern students are given the opportunity to team up with Adventist Muslim Friendship Association (AMFA), which helps build relationships between the Adventist and Muslim communities.
Written by Victoria Mills Many of Southern’s students have heard the endearing term “Southern Matrimony College” at least once from family members, professors or other
Written by Ethan Jiao Ever since the inception of COVID-19, people have found ways to perpetrate xenophobic hate against Chinese people all around the world.
The McKee family of McKee Foods Corporation is donating a parcel of land to the City of Collegedale for a park that is scheduled to
Raising two daughters as a single mother was tough for Cynthia Wright. She worked two jobs to ensure her children received an Adventist education, believing
COVID-19 has been a struggle for many, including the Gym-Masters team here at Southern. Last semester, a member tested positive, and the entire team was
Written by Robbie Piccirilli There is a new bill in Congress called the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, and it is being contested. The bill
Subscribe to the Southern Accent and never miss another story!