In name of the 99 percent, the Occupy Wall Street movement has spread like wildfire since its inception, burning its message through hundreds of communities in the United States. Ashland is no exception. Occupy Ashland has grown exponentially since it…
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OSPIRG’s “March Forth” rally will have to raise its own money, Ashland city council says
The Ashland City Council rejected the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group’s request for a waiver on the special events fee for an upcoming march and rally during the city council meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 7. OSPIRG has put together…
ASSOU President Hassan Harris Responds to ASSOU Charges of Summer Session Ethics and Violations; Is Cleared of All Violations
President Harris Response to Judicial Investigation F-2-11: Investigation of Summer Session Ethics and Violations NOTE: ASSOU President Hassan Harris has since been cleared of any and all charges. Opening Statement: Each of the following charges against me, even if found to…
Daniel Verner exhibit to close Thursday
His eyes look at the painting as if it’s the first time he’s seen it. The way he stares at the scene on the canvas is the way one might stare at a difficult math equation. He tries to figure…
Homeschool kids bring robot gladiators to town
Although increasingly immersive virtual entertainment is capturing the minds of many young children these days, the scientific world seems to be rising to the occasion, fighting back to reclaim the imaginations of a generation of kids raised on video games.…
ASSOU Senate meeting outlines next year’s problematic funding situation for SOU
Southern Oregon University is in dire straights this year due to a combination of reduced state funding and an increase in university services, according Craig Morris, SOU vice president of Finance and Administration. Morris spoke to the Associated Students of…
Beatriz Abella to Perform in SOU Recital Hall on Friday
Beatriz Abella, an SOU student who has performed at Carnegie Hall, will be performing on Friday in the SOU Recital Hall from 1230 p.m. to 1 p.m. For more information on Beatriz Abella, please see: https://siskiyou.wpengine.com/2011/05/10/student-performs-at-carnegie-hall/ https://siskiyou.wpengine.com/2011/10/12/sou-student-to-perform-abroad/ https://siskiyou.wpengine.com/2011/11/11/sou-student-invited-back-to-carnegie-hall-this-time-to-perform-duet-with-fellow-student/
Chicken Pox Present at SOU: One Case Identified, Close Contacts Notified
A Message From SOU Medical Director Dr. Laura Robin: Dear Campus Community, The Student Health and Wellness Center would like our campus to know that chicken pox is circulating in the community and we have had a case here at SOU. Although…
Peek @ the week (or month…) for February
Thursday, Feb. 2 Noon – 1 p.m. Student Sustainability Discussions in SU 105. 4:30 p.m. Mindfulness drop-in group in SU 314/315. 5-8 p.m. Black History Month film in Meese Auditorium (Art Building). 5-8 p.m. T-shirt and underwear party in Diversions.…
Chinese New Year Celebration in Jacksonville on Saturday to usher in the Year of the Dragon
The Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association will be ushering in the Year of the Dragon by hosting an all-day New Year’s festival Saturday, Feb. 4, in downtown Jacksonville. The celebration begins at 8:00 a.m. with the Dragon Flight 5K Fun…