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Year: 2015

Survival Guide to Summer Term

June 4, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

Spring term is winding down. Many students are looking forward to summer break. The likes of vacation, visiting family and friends, catching up on sleep,…

Helfrich to Deliver Commencement Address

June 4, 2015June 4, 2015 Eli StillmanCampus

Southern Oregon alumni and current head coach of the Oregon Ducks football team, Mark Helfrich, will be the featured speaker during the commencement ceremony on…

How to Kill Finals Stress

June 4, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

It’s 11p.m. on the last Sunday before finals week. You’ve armed yourself with all the tools necessary for the long road ahead: the textbook, the…

Canadian Existentialism

June 4, 2015 Eli StillmanOregon On A Dime

So there I was on Amazon looking up what Russian propaganda I was gonna hang in my room not for any particular reason but because…

#SOUAthletics, bacon, existentialism, literature, poetry

When it Goes Wrong Who You Going to Call?

June 4, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus, Local News

Having a good time drinking and smoking in the dorms causing a little ruckus, three underage freshmen hear three firm raps from the other side…

An Ode to Chad

June 4, 2015 Eli StillmanOregon On A Dime

I like Chad, like, like like chad, chad’s the kinda guy you like, like like, but like, not like like like because that would creep…

Ready for Summer? Not so Fast!

May 28, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

Spring Term is nearing its end, and summer is fast-approaching. In addition to all those finals, projects and that dreaded move-out day – students have…

Ashland’s Own to Race for America

May 28, 2015 Eli StillmanCross Country, Featured, Local News, Sports, Uncategorized

“The ups will excite you, but coming back from the downs is what inspires others.” The motorcycle riding Southern Oregon alumnus left his mark in Ashland…

America, David Laney, just do it, kiger up, NAIA, Nike, portland, running, southern oregon university, track and field, trail running

Raider Athletes Honored

May 28, 2015 Eli StillmanCommunity, Featured, Sports

Tuesday evening saw the third annual Black and Red All-Sports Awards in the Rogue River room.  Though classes were furloughed for the day, many formally…

Ashland, Athletics, austin dodge, existentialism, NAIA, Raiders, sports

Ashland Gets Crafty, Stays Local

May 28, 2015May 28, 2015 Eric GhelfiFeatured, Local News

Even with rain in the forecast, the sun managed to squeeze through the clouds and bring out the locals to mingle on Oak Street.  The…

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