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Month: December 2015

Raiders Make it to Title Game-Where to Watch it.

December 17, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Community, Featured, News

Another big year for Southern Oregon University’s football team. The Raiders have made it to the NAIA football title game for the second year in a row. The number of people wanting to watch the game together is expected to…

#championshipgame, #raiderfootball, #SOUAthletics

Students Choice: Food or Tuition?

December 10, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Featured, News

In a nation where tuition is increasing substantially and student debt is at an all time high, many students have been left deciding if they have enough money to pay for food or their tuition. According to a study by…

Mount Ashland Opening

December 9, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Featured, News

After a multiple season dry spell Mount Ashland is covered in snow and ready for a full winter of skiing and snowboarding. While still not a confirmed opening date, Mt. Ashland Development Director Michael Stringer feels “optimistic” about being able…

Students and Community March to Call Out Racism

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Eli StillmanFeatured, News

Despite the looming stress of finals on the minds of many students, this Friday they came together with Southern Oregon University staff and community members to express their disgust with racial issues in Ashland. The protesters of all ages and colors came…

Ashland Oregon, black lives matter, march, racism

No Holiday for Safeway

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Community, Featured, News

For those longing for the humble ways of Safeway in its quaint building with easy parking -it appears you won’t have to wait much longer. Albertsons, which bought the store back from Northwest grocery chain, Haggen, says in its latest…

5 Ways to Find Free Food

December 9, 2015December 10, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Community, Featured, News

Hunger among college students is a real thing. A survey done this year at Western Oregon University cited by the Washington Post found that 59 percent of students experienced hunger often enough to go a day or more without anything…

Simple Sam-Bikes for Change

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, News

“How can we make it easy for people to make a difference in the world?” says young entrepreneurial team Hudson Davis, 21, and Otto Helberg, 31. Out of Redding, California this duo has started their own business to change the…

Surviving Winter Through Art

December 9, 2015 Julie AkinsArt, Entertainment

Winter has come to Southern Oregon in waves of snow, wind, and rain. In addition to dealing with the weather, students at Southern Oregon University (SOU) are tackling the dreaded finals this week. With winter break just around the corner,…

Men’s Basketball Doubles Down On Weekend Wins

December 8, 2015December 8, 2015 Eli StillmanMen's Basketball, Sports

The Southern Oregon men’s basketball team conquered crunch-time in the opening weekend of Cascade Conference play, defeating Corban University 86-84 on Saturday and Northwest Christian University 80-75 on Sunday. Following the weekend action, coach Brian McDermott echoed the importance of…

basketball, NAIA, Raiders, Southern Oregon, sports

Women’s Hoops Sets Tone for Conference Play

December 8, 2015 Eli StillmanSports, Women's Basketball

The Southern Oregon women’s basketball team got off to a scorching start to Cascade Conference play this weekend; defeating Corban University 112-66 on Saturday and Northwest Christian University 88-70 on Sunday. Saturday’s affair was all SOU, with six players scoring…

Ashland Oregon, basketball, NAIA, womens sports

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