ASSOU opened up their Instagram to questions regarding COVID-19 and how it’s affecting SOU. Here is a transcript of what questions they received and the answers they gave: Q: Why are campus finals still an option? ASSOU: Good question! Some…
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Automatic Textbooks Billing: An Offer Students Can’t Refuse?
Photo ©OSPIRG WASHINGTON. — Tuition isn’t the only cost crushing college students with debt: textbooks are a huge out of pocket expense. And, the way students pay for textbooks is changing. Publishers have entered “inclusive access” agreements with hundreds of…
Art Department First Friday
Featured photo and art photographed by Isabella Saavedra. ASHLAND – On Friday March 6 at 5pm, the Center for Visual Arts galleries will run SOU’s Art Department’s First Friday. Numerous new art shows will be installed in the Marion Ady…
Student Unions Hold Emergency Meeting Regarding Racist Vandalism
ASHLAND – Members of BSU, LSU, NASU, JSO and allies gathered in the Lithia Motors Pavilion on Thursday, Feb. 27 to coordinate a plan of action in lieu of recent events; on Jan. 15, a report was filled after a…
Friday the 13th Town Hall
Submitted by Darc O’Brien ASHLAND – On March 13, State Senator Jeff Golden and State Representative Pam Marsh will be coming to SOU for the Town Hall to hear about the issues students face. Whether that be tuition, the environmental…
SFAC Feb. 25 Meeting: An Overview of Events
ASHLAND – On Feb. 25, 5:03 pm in the Senate Chambers, The Students Fee Allocation Committee held a meeting to review the appeals of the following groups: National Student Exchange, The Outdoor Program, The Climbing Center, The Siskiyou, and the…
Student Exchange Programs Facing $0 Budget
ASHLAND, Ore. – On Feb. 13, SOU’s Education Abroad Advisor Ariel Bloomer learned that the Student Fee Allocation Committee allocated $0 of National Student Exchange and Study Abroad’s requested budget. Bloomer requested $9,560 from student fees to support both programs.…
Hannon Library Deep Cleaned
ASHLAND, Ore. – On Feb. 15, SOU’s Hannon Library closed for deep cleaning. Hannon Library’s Promotion, Communication, and Design Specialist, Mallory Wilkerson explained the cleaning details. “50 pieces of upholstered furniture and high-traffic carpeted areas were deep-cleaned using steam heated…
The Siskiyou’s Appeal Letter
Featured Photo by Melissa Matthewson. The following is The Siskiyou’s appeal letter. Read our Letter From the Editors for more context. This letter was emailed the morning of Feb. 20 to ASSOU Vice President and SFAC Chair Olivia Bozarth and…
Get your tickets now for SOU’s If/Then!
Many of us have wondered what would happen if we took different roads and made different choices in our lives. That is the question that If/Then poses, which follows Elizabeth, a newly divorced woman, as she moves to New York…