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Category: Featured

Ebola: Are the Risks Real?

October 27, 2014 Julie AkinsFeatured

Since its confirmed case in Dallas, Texas on September 30th, the Ebola virus has dominated many mainstream newscasts and even some conversation on the Southern…

#ebola, #Ebolaincubation, EbolaOregon, Ebolaquarantine

Humans Versus Zombies: Raider Style

October 27, 2014 Julie AkinsFeatured

The Zombie’s may be less visible now that the name tags are gone but for a few days partcipants had the opportunity to get to…

#humans, #tag, #Team-building, #Zombies

Greener Campus

October 21, 2014October 21, 2014 Julie AkinsFeatured

The SOU Sustainability Council is considering making a big change to something that may seem small—how the University handles printing. As it turns out, according…

#greenuniversity, SOU, sustainability

Updates from Abroad: The Roundabout

October 20, 2014 Brandon OverlockFeatured

A roundabout, according to Merriam-Webster, is “a circuitous route” or “merry-go-round”. It can also mean “not simple, clear, or plain: long and confusing,” which was…

study abroad, Winchester

Free Speech Zone Causes Campus Flap

October 17, 2014October 17, 2014 StaffFeatured, Uncategorized

  It’s all over Facebook and other social media sites, nearly one hundred thousand views about a Free Speech Zone controversy which began after a…

constitution, first amendment, free speech

Raiders win 31-6 victory over UMW

October 13, 2014 Brandon OverlockFeatured, Football

ASHLAND, ORE. —The Raiders led a 31-6 victory over the UMW Bulldogs Saturday to bring Southern Oregon to their now 6-0 record—the first time in…

football, Raiders, UMW

SOU Celebrates 50 Years of the Wilderness Act

October 10, 2014 Reid BarbierFeatured

Kate McCredie wants you to know, and care about, the 1964 Wilderness Act, a law most people have probably never heard of. “The reason we…

ECOS, wilderness, Wilderness Act

ECOS Community Garden: The Emerald Gem

October 9, 2014October 9, 2014 Brandon OverlockFeatured

Just up the hill from the Mountain Street/Siskiyou Boulevard intersection on the right-hand side is a large parking lot, open to the bustling activities of…

Community Garden, ECOS, gardening

Ashland, After Hours

October 7, 2014 Ryan DeganFeatured, Uncategorized

New students come to Southern Oregon University every year for the many educational opportunities it provides, but in the words of Jack Torrance “all work…

after hours, Ashland, night life

Bear on Campus: What to do if you see him

October 7, 2014October 9, 2014 StaffAshland, Community, Featured

From Southern Oregon University Campus Public Safety, “On Friday, October 3rd a black bear was seen crossing the campus.” Okay. Wait. We’ve seen deer on…

Ashland, black bear

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