Competition can motivate growth, but comparison often steals joy. A personal reflection on why striving is healthy—and measuring yourself against others is not.
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.
Service animals and emotional support animals provide vital medical, emotional and therapeutic support for students on campus. While governed by different laws and policies, both can significantly improve students’ independence, mental health and daily life when respected and properly understood.
Students, families and community members gathered on Southern Adventist University’s campus for the annual Christmas Tree Lighting. The evening included live music, scripture reading, refreshments and a festive countdown that marked the beginning of the holiday season.
Southern Adventist University will introduce a fully online Doctor of Education program in Fall 2026. Focused on leadership, innovation, and practical application, the EdD degree aims to empower professionals to make meaningful impacts across education, business, and nonprofit sectors while advancing their academic and career goals.
Southern Adventist University’s Writing Center is adapting to the rise of AI in student writing. Professors and tutors share how tools like ChatGPT can both help and hinder learning. The article explores how students balance convenience with critical thinking and what educators are doing to guide them responsibly.
By: Maddie Schmidt In the basement of McKee Library, tucked away from the view of most visitors, worn books and faded paper line the shelves, preserving works from the late 18th to early 20th centuries. Commonly referred to as “the vault,” the area is more accurately an archive spread across a few rooms that holds …
Southern Adventist University health science students connected through pickleball, popsicles and friendly competition at a social event designed to build community within the major.
A student missionary recounts an intense experience helping accident victims in the Bolivian Amazon and reflects on how a year of mission service shaped his faith and perspective.
Southern Adventist University students continue to face parking challenges as new campus developments, residence hall traffic and limited spaces create congestion across campus.
Grayson Jenkins turned her passion for health drinks into Sip Social, a Collegedale business offering energy drinks, protein shakes and coffees with a Christian atmosphere.
Southern Adventist University’s SALT program combines accredited classes with hands-on evangelism training, giving students opportunities to serve local churches and build relationships in the community.