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Month: January 2016

Search for Ultra Marathon Runner Ends Amid Tragedy-Update

January 30, 2016January 31, 2016 Julie AkinsAshland, Featured, News

  Updated 3:52:  The Jackson County Sheriff’s department reports the body of a man which fits that of 46 year old Todd Ragsdale has been found. A news conference is underway to reveal more detail but at this point the…

Campus A Cappella Aims for the Big Stage

January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Eli StillmanEntertainment, Music

A cappella voices could be heard carrying through the campus of Southern Oregon University on Wednesday evening as the group, Dulcet, practiced in between live performances.  After reciting a three song set list for an audience in Hannon Library, the SOU students…

a cappella, Ashland, music, singing

Lithia Park Roosters Vanish

January 28, 2016 Julie AkinsAshland, Featured, News

Ducks, deer, and turkeys are typical sightings at Lithia park, but on January 3rd two roosters, one red and one white, were apparently abandoned at Ender’s shelter. “They seemed pretty scared, disorientated, and confused,” said Precious Yamaguchi, who runs a…

Medford’s Weekend Bern

January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Eli StillmanFeatured, News, Top Story

Medford held a Bernie Sanders rally Saturday, January 23rd at the Vogel Plaza. With nearly 100 attendees, Wes Brain, one of the organizers of the rally  called it a “terrific turnout.” People of all ages showed up holding ‘anti-TPP’ and ‘Single-Payer’ signs high throughout…

bernie sanders, democrats, feelthebern, medford oregon, politics, rogue valley

SOU’s Unique World of Bees

January 28, 2016 Julie AkinsAshland, Campus, Featured, News

One in every three bites of food you eat is directly or indirectly a result of a pollinator like a honey bee. 40% of bee colonies were lost in 2014 and the causes are multiple and complex. Southern Oregon University…

The End is Near

January 28, 2016January 30, 2016 Julie AkinsAshland, Featured, News

  Commuters between Ashland and Medford who have been annoyed by construction and slow traffic passing through talent will be happy to hear that the end is near. The construction on the Fern Valley Interchange, Highway I-5 exit 24 to…

Pass the Cushman: Berning Man

January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Julie AkinsEditorials, Entertainment, Op-Ed, Opinion

Connor Cushman is a student opinion writer for The Siskiyou. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of The Siskiyou or Southern Oregon University. Chances are if you have a social media account you’re sifting through a landfill’s worth of…

Lady Raiders Stay Hot at Home

January 25, 2016 Michael BrockFeatured, Sports, Women's Basketball

Despite serving as just a temporary home for the Raiders, Ashland High has been kind to the Southern Oregon women this season; SOU’s average margin of victory in six home conference games is 38.8 points.  This weekend’s tilt against Northwest…

Lady Raiders, NAIA, Raiders, SOU, soubasketball, souraiders

Raider Men Resilient in Consecutive Victories

January 25, 2016January 25, 2016 Michael BrockFeatured, Men's Basketball, Sports

A pair of pivotal conference games saw the Southern Oregon men’s basketball team come out unscathed, with wins Saturday against Northwest University and Sunday versus Evergreen State College. The Raiders now sit at 16-6 overall, and 10-2 in the Cascade…

NAIA, RaiderBasketball, Raiders, SOU, soubasketball, souraiders

TAP-ing into the Community

January 22, 2016 Eli StillmanCommunity, Featured, News

TAP Coffee, located at 567 Fair Oaks Avenue, officially opened its doors on Monday, January 11th, and is a shared space for the workers of TAP – The Artisan Project as well as those who have come to the for the…

artisan, Ashland, case, coffee, local

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