Many changes are on the rise this year at Southern Oregon University: the construction of brand new residence halls, the 5.8 percent tuition increase, and…
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SOU students to lobby for higher education funding in Salem on April 25
On April 25 college students from around Oregon will converge on Salem to lobby for more higher education funding from the Oregon state government in an…
Seminar teaches students how to “read” the Rogue Valley job market
On Wednesday, April 2, Ainoura Oussenbec, workforce analyst for the Oregon Employment Department, gave a seminar titled “Reading the Rogue Valley Job Market.” The seminar,…
Want a job after graduation? Check out SOU’s Career and Internship Fair
Southern Oregon University’s Office of Career Preparation will be hosting a Career and Internship Fair on Tuesday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.…
Local events partner with Student Food Pantry to bring more food to students
The Student Food Pantry of Southern Oregon University will be partnering with other campus clubs and organizations this term in an effort to bring more…
“Campus Connections” forum discusses prioritization, student jobs, new facilities, and more
On Wednesday the offices of the President and Provost of Southern Oregon University hosted “Campus Connections,” an informal monthly gathering for sharing new information related…
SOU raises tuition rates by 5.8 percent for next year
This morning, the tuition fee rate for Southern Oregon University was raised to 5.8 percent by a simple majority vote among participants at a meeting…
Anonymous submission page “SOU Confessions” popular with student body
Facebook, as everyone knows, is a popular social networking site. But one Facebook page in particular, “Southern Oregon University Confessions,” has been gaining traction in…
REVEAL THE PATH: An adventure cycling documentary coming to Ashland on April 3
Courtesy of Garry Harrington: “Reveal The Path,” a visually stunning adventure documentary that will ignite the dreamer in everyone, will be coming to…
Diversi-Tea event looks at humor, racism, sexism, and where to draw the line
The first event of the Diversi-Tea series took place last Thursday in SU 315, attracting a strong, open-minded group of around 20 students, faculty, and…