On March 10th, Ashland High School students held a walkout for Climate Justice. The goal was to raise awareness for not only climate issues, such as deforestation and pollution, but to evoke the adults, elected officials, and community leaders of…
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Town Hall Feb. 16, 2023, Recap
Before President Bailey elaborated on his Realignment plan, he prefaced the meeting with the unfortunate things that happened to Student President Alicia Gerrity. In spite of what happened, President Gerrity encouraged the SOU community to find the light in each…
The Start of the SOU Theatre Coalition
Over the past few weeks, students and faculty alike have been on edge with the news of the impending budget cuts. Budget cuts of around $14 million. The repercussions of these budget cuts started rolling out this past week after…
Holocaust Remembrance Day 2023
Since 2005 the members of the UN have commemorated the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenan and honored the 6 million Jewish and millions of other victims of the Holocaust. 2023 marks 78 years since the liberation of Auschwitz which occurred on January…
Study Abroad Fair: Ariel Bloomer on why SOU Students Should Study Abroad
If you missed the recent Study Abroad Fair and really wanted to go, you’re in luck– We here at The Siskiyou were able to get some info on the programs. If you’re wondering just how these study abroad programs can…
SOU’s Club Fair Offers Something for Everyone
Sou’s club fair was held this past Wednesday, January 18th, 2023. Where the clubs all gathered in the Stevenson Union and set up tables to showcase their clubs and their events. There is a huge selection of clubs here at…
Interview with SOU Alumni Josh Stirm of The Juniper Berries
SOU has many alums who have gone on to do great things during their time at school and after graduation. One student Josh Stirm and his band, The Juniper Berries, are a fantastic example. A local band that has slowly…
The US 2022 Midterm Election Results: What You Need to Know and its Implications for 2024
November 8th, 2022 was the day the US held its midterm elections. These elections would help enact new laws and determine who controls the house of representatives and the US senate. All of this comes after this past summer when…
Good Luck on Midterms!
The falling of the leaves and the changing of temperatures marks the peak of autumn, which is all fun and games until you open your computer to see loads and loads of assignments. That’s right fellow Raiders, midterm season is…
Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Form Has Opened. What Should You Know Now?
As of Monday, October 17th, Biden’s student loan forgiveness form finally opened up. According to the Biden administration, borrowers could see their lowered or eliminated balances within six weeks of applying. $20,000 in forgiveness will be offered to students that…