By Jacob Waring From 1948 to 1952, Carolyn Vanacore attended Southern during the era before campus was bustling with student life. She recalls the days when there were only two structures that housed a collegial community; a classroom and an administration building. She experienced the humble days of the university being a two-year teachers school and...
https://youtu.be/pQB1pvaLrD0 In a world full of verbally spoken languages, American Sign Language stands out. As a manual language, it is...
https://youtu.be/cgh5UakAs_E On a campus where practicality dominates, Tanner Driscoll’s car does not blend in. It announces itself. The low rumble...
For years, students looking to study psychology, chemistry, biology and neuroscience in one major had to work through the complicated system to build their...
It is an understatement to say that gymnast Charlie Manzano is pretty good at the vault. The sophomore psychology major won a...
1. Buley Art Gallery The Buley Art Gallery, located in the basement of Hilton C. Buley Library, is a staple of...
As the rounds begin, Nick Allen steps onto the mat with a simple mindset. Just roll. Allen, a senior theatre...
https://youtu.be/gdiTE_9dqro Woven into the fabric of the university’s creative community is a growing student-run craft business known as “Cozy Crochet.” ...
https://youtu.be/b8n4Jq-_lQY ust after sunrise, before the grounds fill with visitors, Will Fyke is already at work in the Thomas Miner...
