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The Human Cost of SOU’s Rising Tuition

January 24, 2020January 24, 2020 EliCampus, Featured, Local News

Photo ©Southern Oregon University As tuition and the student incidental fee continue to rise, the time has come to consider the impact of SOU’s rising…

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The Black Student Union Hosts a Soul Food Dinner

November 26, 2019November 26, 2019 Danielle WestonCampus, Clubs, Community, Events, Featured

On Friday evening in the SOU, the BSU (Black Student Union) hosted their Soul Food Dinner event with a night full of delicious soul food…

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An Open Conversation about Greek Life

November 13, 2019November 13, 2019 Danielle WestonCampus, Clubs, Community, Featured, Lifestyle, Local News, Recent News

On Friday evening, members of Tau Kappa Epsilon hosted an open forum to address students’ concerns and opinions on bringing greek life back to Southern…

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Antics Improv First Show of the Term

October 31, 2019September 22, 2024 Danielle WestonArts & Culture, Campus, Clubs, Featured, Local News

On Friday night, students filed into the Stevenson Union arena to enjoy a night of free pizza and comedy at antics improv’s first show of…

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Get Ready for Halloween Festivities Around Ashland

October 30, 2019September 22, 2024 Emmy RawleyArts & Culture, Ashland, Community, Editor, Events, Featured, Local News, Recent News

Attention goblins and ghouls, it’s time to get spooky! Halloween is tomorrow and there will be holiday activities around Ashland.  Ashland’s Annual Children’s Halloween Celebration…

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Students plan walk-out for higher education funding

May 29, 2019September 22, 2024 Gwen BogardASSOU, Campus, Community, Featured, Politics

SOU plans to raise tuition between 8.5 and 13.5 % for the coming year in anticipation of the expected budget set by the Oregon state…

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SOU's new, automated mower resembles a small Roomba vacuum sitting on grass.

SOU students have fun with new auto-mowers

May 1, 2019September 22, 2024 Emmy RawleyAshland, Featured, Local News

Warning: Due to profanity, reader discretion is advised. Recently, SOU students noticed a new addition to life around campus. In the lawns between Shasta and McLaughlin…

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A sign pointing to the many direction students can walk

ASSOU elections applications to close this week

April 10, 2019April 10, 2019 Anna MendesASSOU, Campus, Featured, Local News, Uncategorized

The Associated Students of Southern Oregon University (ASSOU) ordered an emergency election committee meeting in Feb. last term. There, they considered the possibility of changing…

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Textbooks lined in a book case

Text-share program threshold lowered to $75

April 10, 2019September 22, 2024 Emmy RawleyASSOU, Campus, Featured, Local News

Starting Spring term, the Hannon Library’s text-share program will buy books costing $75 or more in the SOU bookstore. The Hannon Library provides SOU students…

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Ashland City Council considers micro transit program

March 13, 2019 Emmy RawleyCommunity, Featured, Local News, Uncategorized

Ashland City Council met at 7 p.m. on Tuesday March 6. Mayor John Stromberg, five city councilors, the city administrator, the city attorney and members…

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