People rarely know where they are going to be when disaster strikes. For those in the Collegedale area, they — like the rest of the

When local business owner Christine Waldrop first heard that President Donald Trump had declared a state of emergency for the United States, she decided to

After working at Southern Adventist University since 2016, Glenn and Jennifer Carter will be leaving the school in the near future. Glenn, who has simultaneously

Students were able to use a new electronic “add/drop” form for the first time during the early weeks of the 2020 winter semester. Previously in

Adjunct professor Carl Winston Smith held the grand opening for his new tailoring shop on Monday, Oct. 28. The business, located in Fleming Plaza, will

Nineteen months after the promise of a Diversity Vice President made in the winter of 2018 by administration, two new advisors to the president have

As enrollment numbers shift and funding changes, the administration at Southern Adventist University must play a balancing act in the day-to-day operations of the school