Crisis fatigue is rising as nonstop news and social media overwhelm audiences, making it harder to process events and protect mental health.
Crisis fatigue is rising as nonstop news and social media overwhelm audiences, making it harder to process events and protect mental health.
The body positivity movement is evolving, but conflicting messages about health and beauty standards are leaving many questioning its purpose.
In an era of political division, actively listening to opposing views—without agreeing—can strengthen critical thinking, improve dialogue, and foster a healthier society.
After retiring from figure skating at 16, Alysa Liu returned to competition and captured Olympic gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics, inspiring athletes with her focus on joy, artistry and personal control.
From viral trends to personal identity, social media algorithms influence what we consume, how we think and even how we present ourselves—raising questions about authenticity in the digital age.
A mission trip to Peru shows how connection, compassion and Christlike care transcend language barriers through action and presence.
In a world where entertainment is always within reach, constant stimulation may be costing us creativity. Learning to sit in silence could be the key to original thinking.
Competition can motivate growth, but comparison often steals joy. A personal reflection on why striving is healthy—and measuring yourself against others is not.
Fear of being “wrong” often keeps students silent in discussions. This opinion piece explores the difference between opinions and facts, the danger of rigidity, and why growth through conversation matters more than having the perfect stance.
Students and community members gathered at Southern Adventist University for the annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Dec. 2. Highlights included festive music from six groups, awards to the Samaritan Center, refreshments, and opportunities for friends and families to connect during the holiday season.
Southern Adventist University’s Gym-Masters celebrated their 50th home show with alumni, emotional performances and a tribute to five decades of legacy.
Single-use plastics found on campus reflect a growing environmental and health crisis, as microplastics increasingly pollute the Tennessee River and surrounding ecosystems.
Anaya Parker reflects on her personal experience and explores the concept of enthusiastic consent, highlighting how fear, coercion and misunderstanding can blur the line between “yes” and true consent.
This article explores Galatians 5:16–26, explaining how walking by the Spirit leads to spiritual transformation and fulfills God’s law through a life devoted to Him.
In his final column, Rhett Seitz reflects on his journey at Southern Adventist University, sharing lessons on growth, purpose and embracing the climb of life.