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Year: 2015

Students React to Tuition Increases

May 13, 2015May 14, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

Beginning in fall of 2015, Southern Oregon University students will be subject to a 5% tuition increase as voted on by the newly appointed SOU Board…

Breaking News: Schneider Child Care Center Gets Yes Vote

May 11, 2015May 13, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

The referendum put forward to support the Schneider Child Care Center with student fees has been approved with a 78% yes vote as of this…

The Quest for Back-to-Back Championships is Underway

May 7, 2015 Eli StillmanUncategorized

The Southern Oregon University football team took an important step to defending their NAIA title in Friday’s annual ‘Red and White’ spring game.  Raider Stadium…

Ashland, Athletics, Atlanta Falcons, austin dodge, football, NAIA, Raider football, scrimmage, southern oregon university, sports, spring game

A Memory Behind Sight:

May 7, 2015 Eric GhelfiOregon On A Dime

Sniffing with eyes closed to reproduce the effect you knew four years ago:   Slice of intoxication. Swinging blindly. Falling asleep in willow arms. I’m…

Dear Ivy, 3-31-2015

May 7, 2015May 7, 2015 Eric GhelfiOregon On A Dime

When looking at the sculpted ash rose petals clutching the cherry of my cigarette last night I realized that Holly was dead. I mean, I…

Campus Political Round-Up. Do Students Care?

May 7, 2015May 7, 2015 Eli StillmanFeatured, Local News

Creating transparency between the Associated Students of Southern Oregon University and the average Red Raider is one of the top priorities for presidential candidate Torii…

Ashland, campus, democracy, election, politics, Salem, votes, voting

“Don’t Underestimate Me”, Worker Rights Advocate Runs for President

May 6, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

“Don’t underestimate me,” declared newly announced presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to George Stephanopoulos on the Sunday news talk show circuit. That seems fair advice. Especially…

Technology Imitating Art or Becoming the Artist?

May 6, 2015May 6, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus

On the third floor of the Hannon library, as part of the SOAR Conference, there is a computer experiment underway. Some might call it a…

Two Days to Decide-Should Schneider Childcare Center Close or Not?

May 6, 2015May 8, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured, Local News

Students at Southern Oregon University have two more days to decide the fate of some 30 preschool children and their parents. A referendum to keep…

Insights from EmCon: “Own Your Shit”

May 6, 2015May 6, 2015 Eli StillmanFeatured, Local News

Life after graduation is a big question mark for the some 7 thousand student tribe of Southern Oregon University. EmCon is one of the ways…

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