BY MADISON REINSCHMIDT Southern celebrated national Con- stitution Week, September 17-23, 2020, through events that recognized the five freedoms of the First Amendment to the Constitution: religion, speech, press,... read more →
BY Staff Writer Scott Kornblum looks forward to utilizing Southern's radio station for more educational opportunities. Classical 90.5 WSMC has served a variety of purposes at Southern Adventist University and... read more →
BY Madison Reinschmidt The Center for Innovation and Research in Computing (CIRC) at Southern Adventist University recently developed its first public commercial software product, DotPurple. Run by the School of... read more →
BY Staff Writer With registration on track for a full campus this fall, Southern students, faculty, and staff eagerly anticipate being reunited on campus for in-person classes. In preparation for... read more →
BY Lucas Patterson Following a series of tornadoes that caused extensive damage to the Greater Chattanooga area in April, Southern students wanted to help. While the University campus received minimal... read more →
BY Staff Writer The SMARRT Fund team of students and advisers work together on a real-world investment project. Danielle Laurent Students at Southern Adventist University now have the opportunity to... read more →
BY Stefanie Green Thoroughly enjoying the vegetarian culinary arts program at Southern, Benjamin Greeson made many lifestyle changes this year. Benjamin Greeson, a freshman vegetarian culinary arts major at Southern,... read more →
BY Trisney Bocala Isaac Fernandez, senior business administration major, won first place in the entrepreneurial challenge. Southern Adventist University’s Enactus team, in partnership with the national education nonprofit CoLabs, held... read more →
BY Tina Smith Social Work Club officers Callie Dickson (left), Mia Chedalavada, Claire Ashcraft, Rachel Turner, and Caleb Olmedo, along with School of Social Work... read more →
BY Angela Baerg A group of Southern students gain rare experience conducting research at the National Archives. In February, a group of history students from Southern had a special opportunity... read more →