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Healthy Relationship Quiz Seeks to Inform Students about Abuse

April 21, 2014April 21, 2014 Reid BarbierCampus, Local News, Uncategorized

Working to raise awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a recent Healthy Relationships Survey was conducted within the Southern Oregon University community. This survey was…

Healthy Relationships Quiz, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Student Health and Wellness Center, Women's Resource Center

Base Camp

April 19, 2014April 19, 2014 Reid BarbierColumns, Featured, Opinion

This is the first installment of Reid Barbier’s weekly column on the best hiking and outdoor adventure spots in Southern Oregon.    Base camp. What…

Grizzly Peak, hiking, outdoors

Career Fair Brings Students and Employers Together

April 18, 2014April 18, 2014 Reid BarbierCampus, Local News

Max Brooks, SOU’s Career Guidance Counselor, is encouraging students to get excited about the upcoming annual Career Fair on Tuesday, April 22, from 11:00 a.m.…

Career Fair, employment, Max Brooks, SOU Career Fair

Poets Present Emerging Forms Reading

February 22, 2014 Reid BarbierCommunity

Three accomplished poets presented their work to the public with performances in an “Emergent Forms” poetry reading at 7 p.m. on February 19th at the…

Alan Bernheimer, Brandon Downing, Clark Coolidge, Emerging Forms Reading, poetry, Schneider Museum of Art

NSCS Strives to Help First-Generation Students

January 27, 2014 Reid BarbierCampus, Local News

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) club on campus is raising money in hopes of awarding a scholarship to a first-generation college student at…

First in the Family Scholarship, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, NSCS

Short Story: “A Hole in Page Ten”

January 21, 2014February 13, 2014 Reid BarbierShort Story

They sit at their little scuffed up table in the corner, and drown in the silence. Four old hands, scuffed up and wrinkled and spotted,…

siskiyou short stories, siskiyou short stories column, sou short stories, the siskiyou short stories, the siskiyou short stories column

Alternative Spring Break Offers Volunteer Opportunity

January 17, 2014 Reid BarbierCampus, Local News

Spring break may seem like eons away in cold and frosty Ashland, but for Britney Depew, Environmental Coordinator and head of the Alternative Spring Break…

alternative spring break, spring break, volunteer

‘Swine Flu’ hits SOU Campus

January 11, 2014 Reid BarbierCampus, Local News

Flu season has officially arrived, this year hitting the Rogue Valley both earlier and harder than in recent years. The winter sickness has been strengthened…

flu season, H1N1, health, Student Health and Wellness Center, Swine Flu

New Dawn for SOU Housing

October 18, 2013 Reid BarbierLocal News

With wind whipping through the small crowd gathered between the new halls of Shasta and McLaughlin, college President Mary Cullinan lifted a pair of giant…

campus, Housing, Residence halls, SOU, StudentsLeave a comment

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