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Senioritis can feel overwhelming, but small steps, self-care and support can help students manage stress and prepare for life after graduation.

Major rule changes in college basketball are reshaping March Madness, shifting the tournament toward a more professional, high-stakes system.

A student reflects on how “Baba Yetu” sparked a deeper calling, leading to a life-changing mission experience and a renewed sense of purpose.

Social media can create harmful comparison and unrealistic standards. Shifting focus to gratitude helps you see the value in your own life.

Little Debbie’s parent company plans to eliminate artificial dyes, reflecting a broader shift toward natural ingredients and updated FDA regulations.

Collegedale’s Yellowhorse Powwow returns for its final year, offering Native dances, crafts and cultural education for thousands of visitors.

The 2026 Formula One season opened with an eventful Australian Grand Prix featuring new regulations, new teams and strong performances from Mercedes and Ferrari.

Balancing a romantic relationship in college can feel overwhelming, but it is also an opportunity for growth. By prioritizing communication, maintaining independence, building trust and managing time effectively, students can develop healthy relationships while staying focused on academic success.

Following Operation Epic Fury, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran have sparked debate over legality, civilian impact, and the future of the Middle East.

~Southern’s newest intramural sport, kickball, has attracted more than 500 students in its first season, creating a fun, inclusive and community-driven atmosphere across campus.

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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 …

Valeishka Cruz, who is a junior majoring in Liberal Arts Education, shares her experience going on a vision trip. October 30, 2026 (Photo Taken by Christine Lee)

After 25 years of Southern Adventist University students sharing their testimonies through local and global mission work, ERC Missions is turning those experiences into a book. Directed by Alex Castillejos, the project organizes student stories around themes such as forgiveness, miracles and personal transformation. Featuring experiences from students like Johnny Rojas, Celeste Mandujano and Jacob …

Students in Professor Christie Wilder's policy class pose for a picture with Congressmen Chuck Fleischmann. Tuesday, October 13, 2026. (Photo courtesy of source).

Southern Adventist University social work students traveled to Washington, D.C., to advocate for continued funding for the Federal TRIO Programs, which support low-income, first-generation and disabled students pursuing higher education. Through meetings with congressional staffers and a follow-up classroom visit from Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, students helped secure his commitment to join the nonpartisan TRIO Caucus. …

Headshot of Dennis Negrón. (Photo sourced from Southern Adventist University Website)

Dennis Negrón, Southern Adventist University’s vice president of Student Development and Title IX coordinator, will leave the university on Nov. 18 after 33 years of service. His resignation follows concerns about an inappropriate social media repost on his personal Instagram account. University administration stated that an investigation found no wrongdoing and that Negrón made the …

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