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Year: 2015

Volleyball Eyes Conference Tournament

November 6, 2015 Michael BrockSports, Volleyball

The Southern Oregon University (SOU) volleyball team took the court this weekend with conference playoffs right around the corner, and hopes to keep their dream…

#SOUAthletics, #souvolleyball, LadyRaiders, RaiderVolleyball, sousports, Volleyball

Women’s Basketball Starts Hot

November 5, 2015 Michael BrockSports, Women's Basketball

Following Southern Oregon University’s dream run to the NAIA Sweet 16 last season, now-senior Carly Meister said, “We have some big shoes to fill.”  This…

#SOUAthletics, basketball, soubasketball, womensbasketball

How Do You Identify?

November 5, 2015November 19, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus, Featured

As Southern Oregon University delves into Race Awareness Week, an opportunity to discover race in our communities and perceptions, groups like the Queer Resource Center…

gender identification, pronouns, QRC, race awareness week

“300 Cups of Tea and the Toughest Job”

November 5, 2015September 22, 2024 Eli StillmanUncategorized

On October 26th, a little over 20 people gathered on the top story of Bloomsbury Books to listen to two new authors read from their…

africa, America, ghana, Peace Corps, world travel

6 Tips for Living on the Frugal Edge

November 4, 2015November 4, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus, Community, Featured, Local News

College is expensive. Got it. We know tuition prices rise, state’s contribute less and politicians are running on platforms promising relief. But until that day…

Growling on the Outside and Inside

November 4, 2015September 15, 2024 Julie AkinsArts & Culture, Ashland, Community, Local News, Oregon

Growler; a pitcher, pail, or other container brought by a customer for beer. With that in mind, Ashland welcomes it’s newest member to the brewery…

Cup ‘O Joe Grows in Demand on Campus

November 4, 2015November 5, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus, Community, Featured, Local News

“We focus on what works best and what can be enjoyed the most,” says marketing manager Bergantino clarifies. “The SOU Dining Service will continue to…

The Venue is the Thing!

November 4, 2015September 15, 2024 Julie AkinsArts & Culture, Ashland, Community, Local News

  “Even though this community already thrives off of art and culture, we believe that the people are hungry for more. Live at the Armory…

Drinking Still Not Encouraged in the Library

October 30, 2015October 30, 2015 Eli StillmanCampus, Featured

Students who have noticed the large green sign posted in the window of Hannon Library might have some questions as to why the building is applying…

beer, Hannon Library, olcc, pbr, southern oregon university, Wine

President Saigo Breaks Down Decision

October 29, 2015October 29, 2015 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Featured, Local News

Tuesday morning, the Siskiyou sat down with Southern Oregon University’s President Roy Saigo in an attempt to clarify the news announced during the recent board…

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