Written by SJC Summer Journalism Campers Grace Federspiel, Sedona Farquharson, Aleson Moralde, Caron Ross, Warren Jefferson and Maria Moraes Collegedale Mayor Katie Lamb shared her
Written by: Alana Crosby Chattanoogans in Action for Love, Equality, & Benevolence (CALEB), a nonprofit organization tackling rising pretrial incarceration rates, recently hired Southern alum
Written by: Nicolas Miller For almost 12 years, the federal minimum wage has sat at $7.25. For tipped workers, this is even lower, having stayed
Written by: Theodore Rogers A minimum wage increase is a tempting idea in theory, promising more money to many workers and forcing large corporations to
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 Lizbeth Rodriguez-Diep Junior marketing major Nathalia Levterova conducts a yoga wellness class at the Hulsey Wellness Center at Southern from 7 to 7:30
Written by Lily Hamstra On Monday, March 29, Tisha Looby, associate dean of women, reached out to Southern’s Thatcher residents in search of individuals who
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
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