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My Big Fat Greek Article

March 5, 2016 Julie AkinsCampus, Featured, News

Silver screen cinema in the 21st century has romanticized fraternities with images of Zac Efron drinking out of kegs on lawns, the promises of lifelong brotherhood and big old houses sardining copious young men together under one roof. Since its…

Ashland Oregon, fraternities, greek life, Southern Oregon

City Council to Address Panhandling Ordinances

March 1, 2016March 1, 2016 Eli StillmanFeatured, News

The Ashland City Council is meeting this evening to discuss proposed ordinances that will affect panhandling within the town.  Downtown Ashland, which is heavily frequented by tourists this time of year, is a hotspot for sign wavers and others asking…

Ashland Oregon, homeless, panhandling, transient laws

Opinion of Campus Coffee

February 25, 2016February 25, 2016 Eli StillmanAshland, Campus, Featured, News, Opinion, Uncategorized

No matter what time of the day, from the morning hours to late night cramming for a mid-term, students are prone to indulging in a cup of coffee or two. As a coffee drinker myself, I’ll take a cup of joe…

Ashland Oregon, case coffee, coffee, mocha, southern oregon university, starbucks

Valentine’s Day Massacre

February 19, 2016February 23, 2016 Eli StillmanFeatured, Football, Sports

Last weekend’s rain didn’t stop the fifth annual St. Valentine’s Day Massacre for the Southern Oregon Football team.  For the past half-decade, the Raiders have broken the offseason slum with a day dedicated to vigorous workouts and team building activities.  On…

Ashland Oregon, austin dodge, NAIA, southern oregon football

Pass the Cushman: Ashland Vice

February 18, 2016 Eli StillmanEntertainment, Featured

Between the legalization of weed and Medford hogging all the good meth I would have thought Ashland was basically out of crimes to commit, but in light of recent crime spree of sham kidnappings and pizza delivery hold ups it…

Ashland Oregon, cocaine, crime, parking tickets, SOU

Vinyl Cleaning Up Image

February 15, 2016 Eli StillmanAshland, Featured, Nightlife

Vinyl has been under scrutiny by the city of Ashland through some ongoing complaints that range from excessive noise, fighting, and generally disorderly conduct.  The Council has not taken away their liquor license, but advised the Ashland Police Department to keep…

Ashland Oregon, nightlife, olcc

Teacher by Day, Rock Star by Night

February 15, 2016 Eli StillmanEntertainment, Music, Nightlife

Last Friday and Saturday night, Southern Oregon University’s own creative writing teacher, Craig Wright, performed with his band, “The 541 Turnaround,” at the Milagros Fresh Mexican restaurant to celebrate Mardi Gras, and they kicked ass. Craig Wright led on vocals and traded in…

Ashland Oregon, music, SOU

SOU Kidnapping Ruled as Hoax

February 2, 2016 Eli StillmanAshland, Campus, Featured, News

At approximately 3:12 pm Southern Oregon University alert service sent out voice calls and emails to all students and faculty in regards to an alleged kidnapping that took place outside of The Hawk. Within an hour, Ashland police told The Siskiyou…

Ashland Oregon, breaking, kidnapping

Students and Community March to Call Out Racism

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Eli StillmanFeatured, News

Despite the looming stress of finals on the minds of many students, this Friday they came together with Southern Oregon University staff and community members to express their disgust with racial issues in Ashland. The protesters of all ages and colors came…

Ashland Oregon, black lives matter, march, racism

Women’s Hoops Sets Tone for Conference Play

December 8, 2015 Eli StillmanSports, Women's Basketball

The Southern Oregon women’s basketball team got off to a scorching start to Cascade Conference play this weekend; defeating Corban University 112-66 on Saturday and Northwest Christian University 88-70 on Sunday. Saturday’s affair was all SOU, with six players scoring…

Ashland Oregon, basketball, NAIA, womens sports

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