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The Legacy of Education
“Education is the one gift you can give someone that will last a lifetime,” says Janice Hall, founder of the Raymond G. “Dick” Hall Jr. Scholarship. Dick was an alumnus
Called by God
Peter Choque, sophomore nursing major, felt called from God to come to Southwestern and he’s glad he answered. Growing up in Keene, Choque went to Keene Adventist Elementary School and
Keeping It Personal
Tiffany Falcon is happy to be a sophomore nursing major at Southwestern, and is doubly happy with her job as a Southwestern recruiter. But she’s learned that often recruiting is
A Perfect Fit
Last year, Guadalupe Williams was Union College’s Student Body president. This year, she is Southwestern’s newest enrollment counselor.
Stepping Up to the Task
New VP for Finance Joel Wallace doesn’t think he’s that special. On the other hand, the students and people he works with are “fantastic.”
God Has Better Plans
Riding the bench in baseball helped Mario Labrador get to know God better.
Southwestern Welcomes New Human Resources Director
Until the age of 14, Denise Rivera always thought she was going to be a nurse. Then she candy striped, which cemented the fact that she didn’t want to become
Audio Slideshow: Finals at the Library
Junior journalism student Makala Coleman shares her view of the finals experience. Share this:
Multimedia: Christmas In April
Every year the Girls Club at Southwestern Adventist University throws a fun “Christmas in April” party. The girls parents are notified beforehand so they can send gifts to their kids.