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When Books Won’t Work
A few days ago I was sitting in faculty meeting, where our University President Eric Anderson was talking about a session that he attended at the World Headquarters of Seventh-day
Sharathon Raises $36,000 for The Journey
Kevin Kreuger (left) joins Lauren Libby on the air at 88.3 The Journey during the annual Sharathon April 12 and 13. The two guest hosts joined General Manager Mike Agee
Two Cheers for Technology
I am sitting in a hotel room in Orlando as I write this. There are wires all over the desk and my laptop computer, my iPhone and my Kindle have
Art Shows Bring Life to Meadows Gallery
Art has returned to Meadows Gallery! Our second show this semester, Western Landscapes and Wildlife: Color, Light, Shapes,” opened on March 24 to a full room, with painting and sculpting
Hockey Intramurals (Multimedia)
Students in the Photojournalism created an audio slideshow featuring floor hockey intramurals at Southwestern. Share this:
Why I turned down $150,000
I got home last night late, burdened down with worries. I stopped by the mailbox and grabbed the handful of bills there, then answered my cell as I entered to
Thursday Is Last Day for Talent Show Tryouts
Thursday, March 31, from 8 to 10 p.m., is the last day to try out for the annual student association talent show. Students interested in participating are encouraged to come
CBS Reporter to Speak for Brain Games
On the opening night of its 2011 Brain Games event, Southwestern Adventist University will feature reporter and author Bob Huffaker as keynote speaker. With CBS in November 1963, Huffaker covered
Southwestern SIFE Wins Regional Competition
Southwestern Adventist University’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team has won its regional championship. The announcement came from Dr. Jerry Chi, chair of the business administration department following the championship
Southwestern Offers Eagle Scout Scholarship
Southwestern Adventist University is offering free tuition for four years to one selected Johnson County Eagle Scout. “We are looking for exemplary leaders,” says University President Eric Anderson. “Quite simply,