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Only two weeks of classes remain and Southern Adventist University’s Student Association (SA) and Senate still have positions to fill for the upcoming school year. “I imagine that so many potentially interested individuals are so involved in doing well with a new platform of study that next year is just not a priority,” said Dennis …

After over 1,200 individuals signed a petition for a Pass/Fail grade system to be adopted for the Winter 2020 semester, Southern Adventist University administrators declined the proposal, deciding instead to ask professors to be flexible with students on an individual basis.  The decision to not do Pass/Fail grades was officially announced to students on Wednesday, …

Spending the nights in sleeping bags, Daniel Hasel and Lorenz Weisse hiked through the mountains shooting film scenes at several locations and adapting as best they could to the unpredictable weather. Hasel is a junior at Southern Adventist University, majoring in film production with an emphasis in Spanish. He has been a devout photographer and …

This semester, Southern Adventist University’s Student Success Center created a new initiative called “Let’s Chat.” Let’s Chat is a service provided by the Retention Services’ Student Support Team and exists to reach students that may not otherwise come to the Student Success Center to get the academic or personal help they need. Students can access …

After a miscommunication led Southern Adventist University’s Outdoor Adventure Program (SOAP) to be temporarily suspended from leading Ocoee River whitewater rafting trips, SOAP has received permission to take students on the river again. According to Mike Harris, director of Adventure Programming, the program has provided students with the opportunity to raft the Ocoee, led by …

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An aerial view of Brock Hall, located on Colcord Drive, at Southern Adventist University. Tuesday, October 20, 2026. (Photo by Katie McConnell)

In a letter to the editor, Nathan McKee encourages Southern Adventist University business students to return to Brock Hall and study the humanities, arguing that history, literature and languages cultivate the whole person beyond career preparation.

A laminated copy of Robert’s Rules of Order and a gavel sit on a table in the Bietz Center for Student Life at Southern Adventist University. Tuesday, October 20, 2026. (Photo Illustration by Katie McConnell)

Southern Adventist University’s Student Association Senate is considering changes to clarify how senators are elected and how voting districts would work, following concerns that the current appointment process conflicts with existing election rules.

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