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The amount of deer sighted on campus has increased significantly from previous semesters, and they have been frequently seen by students on the lawns near Brock and Wood halls. The presence of deer in the area has become a hazard for Southern’s landscaping department. Although there have always been deer in the area, Mark Antone, …

Starting today through the 9th, over 1,000 high school and college students from 35 different schools in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico will gather at Southern for AcroFest for the first time since 2014. Acrofest is the annual event where Adventist institution’s gymnastics teams come together to learn, train and demonstrate gymnastic skills. …

Studio 4109’s ninth season will premiere on Nov. 2 at 8:32 p.m. The campus sketch show will be taking a different approach to comedy this year, according to director Angelica Rodriguez, who said that the style of humor will be cleaner. “[We’re] taking Studio in a different direction by not making it so crude as …

On Oct. 10, National Depression Screening Day (NDSD), Southern will be hosting a free depression screening test for all students and employees. Located in the student center between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., Counseling Services and the University Health Center will provide free printed questionnaires for anyone who wishes to assess their mental health and …

The worship options for Southern students just got a little bit wider as Merge has been  added to the list of places where students can spend their Sabbath in worship and fellowship. This vibrant worship experience is not a new venture, but has been part of the campus for two years. However, this year the …

Over break last week I had a health renaissance of sorts. I lost six pounds and was able to re-introduce gluten back into my diet after having to avoid it since the summer of 2017. I learned how to treat my body to beat the battle of the bulge without any of the fad diet …

One of the most difficult decisions people face during their college experience is deciding what they want to pursue as a career. For a handful of people, knowing what they wanted to do came easily from a very young age. However, for a larger population of college students, 20-50 percent to be exact, finding what …

“Bring It” is a new Enactus project that strives to help students with future businesses, and a change in leadership occurred at the start of the 2019 winter semester. Sophomore business administration major Isaac Fernandez has taken the role of Project Manager. “We are starting to do more events in the school and be more …

Big Interview is a step-by-step online interviewing training system offered by Career Services. Interview Coach Pamela Skillings uses interactive practice techniques that help college students succeed. Southern students and graduates can create a free account using their student email. “Big Interview proved useful for my interview with Loma Linda University dental school,” said Gus Moretta, …

Over break last week I had a health renaissance of sorts. I lost six pounds and was able to re-introduce gluten back into my diet after having to avoid it since the summer of 2017. I learned how to treat my body to beat the battle of the bulge without any of the fad diet …

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