Welcome to the first installment of the Sideline Chronicle, a weekly column discussing various topics in the world of sports. March is a month dominated…
Month: March 2013
The Nerd is the Word: Spring TV is Coming
After a short hiatus, The Nerd is the Word is back with a vengeance. Join our hero in this issue as he discovers the secrets…
12th Annual Ashland Independent Film Festival Approaches
Editor’s Update (4/4/13 3:26 p.m.): The festival is here. Check out all of the great films that it has to offer through the weekend. We…
“Campus Connections” forum discusses prioritization, student jobs, new facilities, and more
On Wednesday the offices of the President and Provost of Southern Oregon University hosted “Campus Connections,” an informal monthly gathering for sharing new information related…
Student-run AweTalks brings large and lively audience at most recent showing
Every Sunday night at 8 p.m., Northwest Pizza hosts an intellectual open mic called “AweTalks,” an event where students and the general public are given the…
SOU raises tuition rates by 5.8 percent for next year
This morning, the tuition fee rate for Southern Oregon University was raised to 5.8 percent by a simple majority vote among participants at a meeting…
Lecture this Wednesday to discuss former Oregon Governor Tom McCall
This Wednesday, author and journalist Brent Walth will give a lecture at Southern Oregon University about the legacy of the former Oregon Governor Tom McCall,…
Anonymous submission page “SOU Confessions” popular with student body
Facebook, as everyone knows, is a popular social networking site. But one Facebook page in particular, “Southern Oregon University Confessions,” has been gaining traction in…
REVEAL THE PATH: An adventure cycling documentary coming to Ashland on April 3
Courtesy of Garry Harrington: “Reveal The Path,” a visually stunning adventure documentary that will ignite the dreamer in everyone, will be coming to…
Diversi-Tea event looks at humor, racism, sexism, and where to draw the line
The first event of the Diversi-Tea series took place last Thursday in SU 315, attracting a strong, open-minded group of around 20 students, faculty, and…