Author: Staff Writer

Between navigating stimulus checks and rising unemployment levels, many students were able to find employment through jobs at Amazon warehouses. In March, Amazon announced IT would hire over 175,000 temporary full- and part-time employees across North America, 125,000 of which would have the potential for staying with the company. In June, officials at Chattanooga’s Amazon …

Senior business major Alexis Schultz and senior psychology major Morgan Nash started a juicing business called AM Juices from their campus apartment. AM Juices sells freshly pressed juices made from a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. AM Juices is a small business on Southern’s campus started by senior business major Alexis Schultz and senior …

Written by Aubri Dancek and Bailey DuBose In the upcoming Nov. 3 general election, three Collegedale Commissioner seats are up for grabs. According to the City of Collegedale website, five commissioners are elected to staggered four-year terms. After the commissioners are elected, the mayor and vice mayor are chosen by the commissioners rather than the …

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the McKee Library. To commemorate the library’s grand opening on Thursday, Sept. 24, 1970, McKee Library Director Deyse Bravo said McKee Library has something special planned for students on Thursday, the library’s anniversary. Bravo said there are eight banners being displayed on the main floor of the library …

The Student Managed Asset Risk and Return Training (SMARRT) fund, a program designed to help students analyze the stock market and understand the process of making real investments, continued despite COVID-19 shutting down in-person meetings in March. “We kept pushing forward,” said Southern alumnus Niraj Patel, last year’s vice president for economics for the SMARRT …

Southern Adventist University’s Soul-winning and Leadership Training (SALT) program is expanding outside of its usual agenda to reach out to Southern students, according to senior religious studies major and SALT leader Noah Banks. “SALT is a Bible-working program where you’re taught how to share your faith...in local communities or even across the world,” Banks said. …

One week before students returned to campus, Southern’s President's Cabinet decided to remove discounts and the administrative fee from student meal plans. Prior to removal, discounts were applied at all food locations on campus, giving dorm students 40 percent off on their meals and commuter students 20 percent off. This decision was made due to …