Southern Oregon University students joined members of the local community to demonstrate in Ashland’s Downtown Plaza as part of the nationwide No Kings Day protests…
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Why You Need to Read Main Squeeze, Volume 10
Volume 10’s cover, courtesy of Main Squeeze. Cover art by Bee Baxter. This year, Main Squeeze Literary Magazine released its 10th consecutive edition. The literary…
State of the University Address 2025
SOU held its State of the University Address on Tuesday, February 18th, reflecting on the 2024-2025 academic year and discussing plans for the future. The…
What Do Ashlanders Do for Thanksgiving?
Unusually late in the year, Thanksgiving passed over Ashland the other Thursday. It was cold, but a breath of warm air next to the last…
Disguise the Limit: Inside the Schneider Museum and the Collaborations of John Yau
Thursday evening, October 17th, marked the opening reception of the Schneider Museum’s newest exhibition. The exhibition centers around collaborative works created by the artist, author,…
“I sat me down, Divised a new commission”- A collaborative new take on Hamlet
There is so much more to Hamlet than the titular character’s angst. Earlier this month, the Oregon Center for the Arts hosted an experimental new…
“To Sing a Song That Old Was Sung”: Inside SOU’s Production of Pericles
SOU Theater’s last showing of Pericles was on Sunday of May 26th. It is the third and final production of the Theater program this year.…
“Madmen like us reinvent the world” a Spoiler-free Review of Born With Teeth at OSF
At last, The Oregon Shakespeare Festival mounts a play about the festival’s namesake. Born With Teeth by Liz Duffy is one of the ten plays…
“Blood Will Have Blood”: The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Macbeth
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Macbeth is in the theaters at Ashland’s own Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Southern Oregon University students are offered a generous ticket discount,…
A Milk Man and a Cowboy Get Stuck in a Time loop- A look at the One Act Festival
This past weekend, the Black Box space in the Theatre Building was packed with an audience eager to see the One Act Festival. Previously known…