Written by: Génesis Ventura Fashion trends come and go, and sometimes we don’t realize who started these trends. In honor of entering Black History Month,

Think of someone you consider “cool.” Now think about what factors make you label them as such. Maybe it’s their sense of style. Maybe it’s

Written by: Josh Kim Last week on the first-ever Steel Band tour, my longtime friend Ashley Blake and I went canoeing together. We began to

Written by: Janet Lauterhahn Editor’s Note: A short story from the very first edition of Southern’s Legacy literary magazine, published in the 1965-1966 school year,

An acrylic infant with large, baby-blue, cherubic eyes gleams up from where it sprawls alone on a pile of swaddling clothes with its glossy chest

“Tell me, what do you remember?” Not much.I struggle under the weight of the work of trying to dredge up the past.  I hear no

As we reflect on the influence of arts and ideas in this section of the Accent, I am reminded of the power of the pen

Accepting your partWritten by TJ Simmons “O me, O life!” with Walt Whitman’s answer recurring:Life is a powerful play, and I get to contribute a

But it’s a human trait that when we encounter personal problems, these things most deeply personal are the most difficult to bring out for our

The Human Performance Lab, a room equipped with various machines for students to learn more about their physical well-being, is run by the School of