Home/Qualyn Robinson

Author: Qualyn Robinson

Qualyn Robinson

Qualyn Robinson

Qualyn Robison is entering his senior year as a public relations major. Before to coming to Southern, Qualyn was a writer for Andrew University’s newspaper, “The Student Movement.” As a public relation major, he hopes to one day dive into the fast-changing field of Advertising/Copywriting.

As Southern approaches the end of the semester, both professors and students have admitted that this past year has been undoubtedly challenging. This semester, students and professors are not only managing classes during a global pandemic but also during possibly the most substantial presidential election in our lifetime.  In an Instagram poll of 173 students, …

For many professors, managing in-person classes while simultaneously following new COVID-19 procedures has caused extra stress in class. To alleviate additional pressure  experienced by professors at Southern Adventist University, administration has created an opportunity for each class to have a teaching technical assistant.  According to Cynthia Gettys, director of the Center for Teaching Excellence and …

In past years, Southern Adventist University’s Latin American Club (LAC) concluded Latin American Heritage Month with LAC night — a night consisting of various Latino foods, cultural performances and activities. Due to this semester’s COVID-19 restrictions and the amount of  precautions it takes to put on an event, LAC has decided not to host in-person events, …

This semester, students may have noticed new COVID-19 signage scattered across Southern Adventist University’s campus. While students participated in distance learning last semester, administration contemplated how to reopen school for the Fall 2020 semester. Associate Vice President for Financial Administration Marty Hamilton was part of the university task force that helped implement several changes for …

On Monday, Aug. 31, Food Services Director Teddy Kyriakidis updated students about new changes at Food Services, including an online food ordering app and additional eateries. One of the most significant additions to Food Services this semester is the CBORD GET app. The new app allows students to order and pay for food online with …

Search
Trending Now
Students gather in the Talge Hall chapel at Southern Adventist University for Tuesday night worship. Tuesday, November 3, 2026. (Photo by Katie McConnell)

How much doctrinal agreement should be required before someone can become a Seventh-day Adventist? In this opinion piece, Leif Bromme explores the relationship between baptism, church membership and the denomination’s 28 Fundamental Beliefs. Drawing on a conversation with religion professor Donald Pate and the concept of theological triage, Bromme argues that the church should emphasize …

Caroline Bridges, a senior political science major, uses her phone to make a call for a photo illustration. Friday, October 30. Photo by Maddie Schmidt.

In a world where texts, group chats and notifications make constant communication easy, college students can feel pressure to always be available. Southern Adventist University students share how they manage expectations around responding to messages, disconnect from their phones and make time for themselves. From using apps that temporarily lock phones to scheduling alone time, …

Men’s intramural flag football semifinal game is illuminated by, not only by the track lights, but by one of the two new scoreboards added to Southern’s campus. Wednesday, October 28, 2026 (Photo by Ava-Caroline Schmidt)

Southern Adventist University has installed new digital scoreboards near the outdoor track beside the Hulsey Wellness Center, replacing flip chart scoreboards and small digital clocks used for intramural sports. Supplied by Coca-Cola through the university’s campus contract, the displays debuted during flag football playoffs on Oct. 26. Students and staff are adjusting to the new …

Photo of volunteer chaplains doing a bonding activity with each other. September 6, 2026. (Photo by Aidan Sammons.)

Southern Adventist University’s Talge Hall has introduced a volunteer chaplain program designed to strengthen community and provide students with spiritual support. The program brings together 11 student volunteers who build relationships with residents, check in with students, work alongside resident assistants and assist with spiritual programming. Directed by Aidan Sammons through the Office of Ministry …

The Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient monument for Corporal Desmond T. Doss at the Veteran's Memorial Park of Collegedale. Monday, October 26, 2026. (Photo by Melea Hwang).

Collegedale’s annual Veterans Day celebration will include the unveiling of a star-shaped monument honoring the U.S. Space Force at Collegedale Veterans Memorial Park. Hosted by American Legion Desmond T. Doss Post 257, the Nov. 11 ceremony will feature the Collegedale Academy band and is expected to draw local and state officials. In addition to the …

Enable Notifications OK No thanks