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SU maintains its top spot in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 college guide.
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Business major T. J. Vela ’19 shares his memories of a marketing internship with the Round Rock Express Minor League Baseball team.
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SU is recognized for social mobility, research, and promoting public service.
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The first in our series of Southwestern Burger Cart Conversations.
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SU maintains its spot as #1 among small, private, nonprofit liberal-arts colleges in Texas and in the Grateful Grads Index.
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Southwestern staff and students share their humorous stories of studying around the globe.
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Many college admission offices begin accepting applications on August 1. Here’s how to navigate the process and put your best foot forward.
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President Edward Burger visited the Googleplex to discuss how we all can become more effective and creative problem-solvers.
Second-year students can benefit from an exclusive new professional-development summit.
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Guy Greathouse ’20 reflects on his summer internship with Apogee.
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Due to competitive pressures, colleges and universities have been forced to become more corporatized and more “efficient” in how they operate. But what happens when the values of the market do not align with the values of the university? President Edward Burger examines how these so-called efficiencies endanger the invaluable, inherent mission of higher education.
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Rebecca Richardson ’20, a business major with a double minor in data science and communication studies, shares her experiences as a Fed intern.
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Senior Abigail Luna is the 20th recipient from SU to earn the Texas Association of School Personnel Administrators scholarship.
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SU maintains its top spot in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 college guide.
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Current senior Ellie Crowley describes how interning with the National Endowment for the Arts connects to her past experiences at SU and has shaped her future career path.
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The first in our series of Southwestern Burger Cart Conversations.
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Ana Sanchez ’22, Justin McCormack ’20, and Megan Melo ’21 reflect on their hands-on internships in the operating room and in the research lab.
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Political science and history double major Teresa Cropper ’20 believes that civic engagement is about “bettering your community through engagement.”
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Professor of Studio Art Star Varner and Southwestern students investigate the whereabouts of a controversial 1941 mural.
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Gillian Glover ’19 majored in business, math, and Spanish and studied abroad twice.
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Here are some basic tips on paying for college for students and their families.
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Due to competitive pressures, colleges and universities have been forced to become more corporatized and more “efficient” in how they operate. But what happens when the values of the market do not align with the values of the university? President Edward Burger examines how these so-called efficiencies endanger the invaluable, inherent mission of higher education.
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SU maintains its top spot in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 college guide.
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SU ranks among “the best and most interesting” four-year colleges and universities.
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The first in our series of Southwestern Burger Cart Conversations.
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SU maintains its spot as #1 among small, private, nonprofit liberal-arts colleges in Texas and in the Grateful Grads Index.
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President Edward Burger visited the Googleplex to discuss how we all can become more effective and creative problem-solvers.
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The Established Men Promoting Intelligence, Respect, and Efficacy of SU build community and promote intercultural learning on and off campus.
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SU hosts the 20th annual Research and Creative Works Symposium.
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The University joins institutions dedicated to making a college education more accessible.
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Due to competitive pressures, colleges and universities have been forced to become more corporatized and more “efficient” in how they operate. But what happens when the values of the market do not align with the values of the university? President Edward Burger examines how these so-called efficiencies endanger the invaluable, inherent mission of higher education.
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SU maintains its top spot in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 college guide.
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Austin named fourth pet-friendliest large city in the U.S.
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Southwestern staff and students share their humorous stories of studying around the globe.
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Assistant Director of Student Activities Jennifer Frias is making connections and supporting student life at Southwestern.
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Professor of Studio Art Star Varner and Southwestern students investigate the whereabouts of a controversial 1941 mural.
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Jonah Rohne ’19 reflects on his favorite part of the University: the faculty.
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SU hosts the 20th annual Research and Creative Works Symposium.
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Due to competitive pressures, colleges and universities have been forced to become more corporatized and more “efficient” in how they operate. But what happens when the values of the market do not align with the values of the university? President Edward Burger examines how these so-called efficiencies endanger the invaluable, inherent mission of higher education.
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SU maintains its top spot in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 college guide.
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The first in our series of Southwestern Burger Cart Conversations.
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SU maintains its spot as #1 among small, private, nonprofit liberal-arts colleges in Texas and in the Grateful Grads Index.
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Southwestern staff and students share their humorous stories of studying around the globe.
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For almost six decades now, Southwestern alumni have helped build community across the world through volunteer service in the Peace Corps.
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Professor of Studio Art Star Varner and Southwestern students investigate the whereabouts of a controversial 1941 mural.
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President Edward Burger visited the Googleplex to discuss how we all can become more effective and creative problem-solvers.
For the third year running, SU has received an unprecedented number of applications.
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SU hosts the 20th annual Research and Creative Works Symposium.
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Scott Rocher ’04 and Blithe Casterline Rocher ’05 reflect on their Southwestern Experience.
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