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Month: November 2020

The Shutdown from a Hospitality Worker’s Perspective

November 28, 2020September 15, 2024 Claire GrantAshland, Oregon, World News

Photo by Claire Grant Ashland is a hospitality town. With the Oregon Shakespeare festival bringing thousands of tourists in and out of this small town…

#Ashland, COVID-19, Governor Kate Brown, holidays, Hospitality, Louie's, Oak Tree Bar and Grill, op-ed, oregon, oregon shakespeare festival, service industryLeave a comment

During a pandemic how do students and professors navigate between work and daily life? Let’s take a look

November 24, 2020November 29, 2020 Colton DoyleCampus, Community, Local News, Recent News

Mainstream media covers online schooling and the pandemic, but often fails to go into depth about the people living it. What about how it affects…

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Student Fees and Tuition: What You Need to Know

November 18, 2020November 29, 2020 Claire GrantCampus, Featured, Recent News

Photo from Pixabay When the COVID-19 pandemic moved all university classes online last March, SOU students were concerned about whether or not tuition and student…

COVID-19, Greg Perkinson, oregon, remote learning, Student Fee, Student Health and Wellness Center, tuition ratesLeave a comment

SOU Athletics Adapts to COVID-19

November 18, 2020November 30, 2020 Dylann LoverroSports

Photo by Al Case In March of 2020 everything changed. Businesses shut down, schools went online, and quarantine began. Like thousands of other organizations and…

Athletics, Cascade Conference, COVID-19, dance, Matt Sayre, Raider AthleticsLeave a comment

How to Navigate Thanksgiving After a Chaotic Year

November 15, 2020November 30, 2020 Emily PerryAdvice, Community, Op-Ed, Politics

Photo by VeselovaElena from Getty Images 2020 has been an eventful year for the entire world. With a pandemic that has upended lives, an election…

ABCNews, CDC, CNN Health, COVID-19, Food, Netflix, New York Times, politics, safety, Thanksgiving, The Mandalorian, travelLeave a comment

Expand Your Self-Awareness with PSY 318 Next Term

November 12, 2020September 22, 2024 StaffEvents

Photo courtesy of Steve Miller Come explore interpersonal growth with a counselor-in- training in the class Personal Development: Individual Exploration, 1 Credit P/NP (CRN4588). This…

anxiety, class, Mentalhealth, Personal Development, psychology, self-exploration, stress management, student health, winterLeave a comment

And the Winners Are…Ashland’s 2020 Local Election Results

November 10, 2020November 30, 2020 Bryan SirdoreusAshland, Featured

Photo by Autumn Micketti The 2020 election in Ashland resulted in 4 of the 7 city council seats going to new community members. A new…

Almeda fire, Ashland, Ashland city council, election, Julie Akin, Leslie Eldridge, localLeave a comment

Ashland Memes: The Story Behind its Suspension and Re-Creation

November 8, 2020November 30, 2020 Tally BroderickAshland, Featured

Photo Courtesy of Ashland Memes With a little over a year on Instagram, Ashland Memes has gained a large following of more than 7,000 followers,…

Ashland Oregon, Ashlandmemes, case coffee, community, costume contest, costumes, Halloween, ParasiteLeave a comment

How do You Celebrate Pride During a Pandemic? The Social Justice and Equity Center Found a Way

November 5, 2020November 5, 2020 Emily PerryClubs, Community, Events

Photo by Emily Perry Pride is a time where those in the LGBTQ+ community can come together and celebrate their love and who they are.…

COVID-19, LGBTQ, Pride, Pride Parade, Queer Resource Center, Social Justice and Equity CenterLeave a comment

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