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Year: 2020

Meet the New ASSOU Officers for 2020

October 3, 2020October 3, 2020 Emily PerryASSOU, Featured

Photo by ASSOU With the start of the new school year underway and classes resuming, many students feel lost or uncertain about where these unique…

assou, Diana Ramos Alonzo, Michael Surgeon, Rachael Baker, Sarah Grulikowski, student government, Violet CrainLeave a comment

TikTok and Censoring: Should They Be Doing More?

September 30, 2020September 30, 2020 Tally BroderickCommunity, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Technology

Photo ©TikTok Trigger warning: self-harming, eating disorders, personal hygiene and slut-shaming. I have spent more hours of COVID-19 quarantine than I’d like to admit on…

Charli DAmelio, COVID-19, Duke Depp, Influencers, technology, TikTok, trigger warningLeave a comment

Remembering the Notorious RBG

September 30, 2020September 22, 2024 Claire GrantWorld News

Photo by Amy Gann September 18th, 2020 marks the death of a legendary figure in modern American politics. Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves behind a legacy…

#Feminism, equal rights, op-ed, politics, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme CourtLeave a comment

Student Leaders Celebrate National Voter Registration Day

September 23, 2020September 23, 2020 Emmy RawleyASSOU, Campus, Clubs, Editor, Events, Featured, Local News, Recent News

On Sep 22 SOU’s OSPIRG chapter hosted a student leader panel to celebrate National Voter Registration Day. SOU’s OSPIRG campus organizer Lisa Torstenson was joined…

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“I can’t breathe, Momma!”

June 6, 2020June 6, 2020 Brianna BradyFeatured, Op-Ed

Photo taken at the Black Lives Matter protest in Ashland by Danny LeClaire. Here is a list of black police victims, say their names: We’re…

#saytheirname, black lives matter, George Floyd, op-ed, oregonLeave a comment

Jump into the World of Drama and Romance with “Emma”

June 2, 2020September 15, 2024 Emily PerryArts & Culture, Op-Ed

Photo ©Focus Features Do you guys remember that hand flex scene in the 2005 version of “Pride and Prejudice”, and the amount of tension that…

Bill Nighy, Emma, England, film, film review, Jane Austen, period drama, Pride and PrejudiceLeave a comment

Animal Crossing New Horizons: A Review

June 1, 2020September 15, 2024 Tally BroderickArts & Culture

It’s been over eight years since Animal Crossing New Leaf was released to 3DS, so it’s been a long dry spell for admirers of this…

Animal Crossing, Nintendo Switch, opinion, quarantine, review, video gamesLeave a comment

Racist Vandal Strikes Again in Shasta Hall

June 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Brianna BradyCampus, Featured

Photo by Southern Oregon University On Saturday, May 16 SOU’s President, Linda Schott, announced that another incident of racist vandalism was found in the Shasta…

cameras, campus life, campus public safety, President Schott, racism, security, Shasta Dorms, student life, Students, vandalismLeave a comment

ASSOU Reopens Student Government Elections Following Invalidation

June 1, 2020September 22, 2024 Alexandra SzaboASSOU

On Monday, May 11, the ASSOU Judicial Branch elected to invalidate the recent student government elections following the filing of a grievance. In an email…

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Music Department Shifts to Online Classes

May 27, 2020May 27, 2020 Tally BroderickCampus, Community

Photo by Southern Oregon University COVID-19 social distancing guidelines has resulted in a completely new way of learning for students in the performing arts. All…

Music Department, music news, online classes, ZoomLeave a comment

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