Seasonal Depression’s Cure All.
What to Do About the Winter Blues? Here in southern Oregon, the seasons shift dramatically without a transition between the blaring sun and the biting wind. As the clouds, wind and rain blow, and the sun begins to disappear for many people, the winter blues set in. The “winter blues” or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) […]
Health Resource: Do You Know Your Status?
sexual health is of the utmost importance especially for young adults. We all want to feel we can make healthy educated decisions.Here to help on the journey for a complete holistic wellbeing is Planned Parenthood, the Student Health Offices and ,with much anticipation, the Cascade AIDS Project. The Cascade AIDS Project began in […]
Femest kick off this week!
This Monday at Southern Oregon University, the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) will be putting on an all day event celebrating and tackling issues on all things woman and feminist. The event will be called “Femfest,” and is set to discuss issues from feminist philosophy and poetry readings to eco feminism. In a school wide email, […]
Passing of senate bill gives a more equal opportunity for LGBTQ
This week, in Washington D.C, the senate passed a bill, the Employment Nondiscrimination Act (ENDA), that makes a federal law that does not allow discrimination based on sexual orientation within the workplace. The bill ENDA prohibits employers from firing, refusing to hire, or discriminating against employees or potential employees, on the basis of their […]
A Southern Oregon University Haunting: a story not for the light of heart.
This Fall the winds have blown and the leaves have turned, and as Halloween has passed there is still conversation in the air of the spooky and the strange. There are legends of hauntings and paranormal encounters in many of the buildings on the Southern Oregon University campus. It is rumored that a little boy […]