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Written by: Nyah Jackson The School of Business at Southern Adventist University will begin offering an economics major in the Fall 2024 semester.  According to Stephanie Sheehan, dean of the School of Business, economics has been a minor since 2021. The School of Business faculty felt they needed to expand the program.  “Since that time, …

Written by: Aidan McCollough Four years ago, Southern Adventist University’s Writing Center and Tutoring Center incorporated Zoom as their official platform for virtual appointments, as the video conference application became a regular part of students’ lives during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Both centers, located on the third floor of McKee Library, continue to offer Zoom services, …

Written by: Erin Rouse A new Sabbath School at the Collegedale Church of Seventh-day Adventists addressing racial issues was founded by Pastor Reginald Horton and Delise Bravo-Bussey a few months ago, according to Bravo-Bussey. What began as a conversation between the two has developed into a consistent Sabbath School that averages between 10 and 20 …

Written by: Clarissa Alberto The Center for Learning Innovation and Research (CLIAR) opened its doors to students and faculty at Southern Adventist University this fall semester. Already, the center is supporting 12 research projects, surpassing its initial goal by seven, according to Matt Tolbert, director of CLIAR. The center is located on the second floor …

Written by: Sienna Day Editor's Note: The following Q&A has been edited for length and clarity. Last year, Kaeddie De Voyard, a junior English-TESOL major, decided to join the Adventist Colleges Abroad (ACA) program in France. In an interview with the Accent, De Voyard described her experience abroad and how it helped her not only …