Trisney Bocala Volunteers, including Anaya Realin, freshman biology major (front), distribute free food to the community. So far this school year, Southern Adventist University has distributed more than 40,000 pounds... read more →
Angela Baerg Quadruplets Sydney, Neal, Andie, and Nikki Nelson are thrilled to be attending Southern Adventist University together. For as long as they can remember, the Nelson quadruplets have done... read more →
Trisney Bocala Program Director Christopher Stewart instructs students during a physical therapist assistant lab. On December 13, Southern Adventist University’s first cohort of 11 physical therapist assistant (PTA) students graduated... read more →
Tina Frist Smith Two theology majors in Southern’s School of Religion were recently published in the online Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists (ESDA). Dan Catangay and Ryan Walker began the work... read more →
Joshua Sholock Dayton Community Chapel Church in Dayton, Tenn., was a church in decline until Joshua Sholock, Bowman Hills intern pastor, was asked if he... read more →
By CIARAH CLARK International student China Williams poses for her portrait at Southern Adventist University. Williams came from New Zealand to participate in SALT.... read more →
BY Trisney Bocala On the last night of Fall Week of Prayer, Addison Garcia (right), senior nursing major, was baptized by Joseph Khabbaz, vice president for spiritual life. Southern Adventist... read more →
BY Trisney Bocala Enactus students organized photo shoots showcasing the textile work of refugee women. Students in Southern’s chapter of Enactus — a global, innovation-driven organization — are assisting small... read more →
Ciarah Clark International student China Williams poses for her portrait at Southern Adventist University. Williams came from New Zealand to participate in SALT. Xander Ordinola... read more →
BY Madison Reinschmidt Southern’s School of Social Work is partnering with the Chattanooga Eviction Prevention Pilot Project to provide free legal assistance to those in the local community who are... read more →