Written by Rhonda Grakov We all feel it in our bones. The Seventh-day Adventist Church (especially in North America and Europe) is aging. Why? Because

Written by John Kent The phenomenon of leaving the church is not unique to young adults. The United States is progressively becoming a “non-religious” country.

Written by: Aaron Buttery The question of dating within our faith has caused much debate and hurt feelings among Christians, which is expected considering this

Written by: Golda Ruckle When we are planning out our lives, we usually picture falling in love in a cozy situation with someone much like

Former Student Association (SA) President Phillip Warfield was instrumental in raising awareness about racial and cultural topics on Southern’s campus. Since the majority of students

Editor’s note: The following article was written prior to February 14, 2022. Tensions continue to rise as Russia’s estimated 130,000 troops surround Ukraine’s border. For

Written by: Naomi B. Daniels Editor’s note: The following article was written prior to February 14, 2022. An estimated number of 130,000 Russian troops (about

Written by: Christina Cannon I am joining the Southern Accent staff as the opinion editor after spending a semester studying across the pond in England.

Written by: Russell Yoon Southern Adventist University should stick with keeping intramural sports rather than creating intercollegiate sports teams, because intramural games get everyone involved.

Written by: Maynard Wheeler III Southern Adventist University should consider adding intercollegiate sports teams because of the unification that it would provide. Team sports have