Devon Lucero and Chantal Gonzalez, both ’19, engage with experts at an international neuroscience conference and coauthor publications in animal behavior.
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SU is touted for career services, return on investment, sustainability, and student engagement.
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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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Emilie Moeller ’18 shares how her time at Southwestern transformed her from a shy Unicorn Handler to a confident sorority president and tennis team captain.
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A liberal arts education prepares students to examine ideas from multiple points of view, solve problems, adapt, and collaborate.
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Southwestern’s prime location gives its students the best of both worlds – the charm of historic Georgetown with convenient access to Austin, just 25 miles south.
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Sam Russek ’19 describes his time in New York City interning with the Awards Department of PEN America and Bloomsbury Publishing, mingling with working writers, and taking in all the Big Apple has to offer.
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Is it too early to start planning for college move-in day? No. But don’t panic! Here’s some savvy advice for students—and their families—on how to prepare.
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Parent Leadership Gift Council members and fellow parent volunteers warmly welcome new students and their families to Southwestern at send-off parties across the state.
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SU makes the annual list of “the best and most interesting” four-year colleges and universities.
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Andrew Mendelson, SU ’96, scores another Emmy nod, this time for his work on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
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Conner Joyce ’19 spends his summer interning with the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs in Washington, D.C.
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Current students have come together to give advice to first-years on everything from academic success and navigating extracurricular activities to managing your social life and maintaining your health.
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Devon Lucero and Chantal Gonzalez, both ’19, engage with experts at an international neuroscience conference and coauthor publications in animal behavior.
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SU is touted for career services, return on investment, sustainability, and student engagement.
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Emilie Moeller ’18 shares how her time at Southwestern transformed her from a shy Unicorn Handler to a confident sorority president and tennis team captain.
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Quincy Holland ’19 is the nineteenth recipient from SU to earn the Texas Association of School Personnel Administrators
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Sam Russek ’19 describes his time in New York City interning with the Awards Department of PEN America and Bloomsbury Publishing, mingling with working writers, and taking in all the Big Apple has to offer.
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Conner Joyce ’19 spends his summer interning with the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs in Washington, D.C.
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While other students are enjoying the pool this summer, Courtney King ’20 headed to New Mexico to hone her event planning skills with an internship at Floriography Flowers.
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Innovative design receives international recognition from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
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Sit back & relax with one these SUmmer reads featuring recommendations from Southwestern faculty & staff.
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The Southwestern University Alumni Association welcomed 332 new alumni.
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New Southwestern alumnae Angelica Grayson ’18 addressed her peers at Saturday’s commencement ceremony. She spoke on the Southwestern experience, the value of her liberal arts education and not letting moments pass you by.
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Devon Lucero and Chantal Gonzalez, both ’19, engage with experts at an international neuroscience conference and coauthor publications in animal behavior.
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SU is touted for career services, return on investment, sustainability, and student engagement.
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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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Emilie Moeller ’18 shares how her time at Southwestern transformed her from a shy Unicorn Handler to a confident sorority president and tennis team captain.
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Is it too early to start planning for college move-in day? No. But don’t panic! Here’s some savvy advice for students—and their families—on how to prepare.
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Parent Leadership Gift Council members and fellow parent volunteers warmly welcome new students and their families to Southwestern at send-off parties across the state.
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SU makes the annual list of “the best and most interesting” four-year colleges and universities.
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A chance meeting of SU parents rekindles 8,000 miles of memories.
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Planning a summer getaway? Check out these stops, all owned or operated by SU alumni.
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For the second year in a row, US News &
World Report names Austin the best place to live in the United States.
Current students have come together to give advice to first-years on everything from academic success and navigating extracurricular activities to managing your social life and maintaining your health.
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Devon Lucero and Chantal Gonzalez, both ’19, engage with experts at an international neuroscience conference and coauthor publications in animal behavior.
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SU is touted for career services, return on investment, sustainability, and student engagement.
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Dr. Munt compiled a record of 554–301 during her 20-year career as SU’s women’s volleyball coach. What began as an entry-level coaching position has blossomed into a nationally recognized career including induction into the NAIA Hall of Fame.
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Newsweek and Refinery29 write articles highlighting Dr. Traci Giuliano’s new research.
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Innovative design receives international recognition from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
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Sit back & relax with one these SUmmer reads featuring recommendations from Southwestern faculty & staff.
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The Multicultural Recognition Ceremony recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of students that have been advocates, leaders and champions for diversity and social justice at Southwestern University for numerous years.
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Longtime Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field Coach Francie Larrieu Smith announced her retirement Wednesday after 20 years at Southwestern.
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Dr. Burger talks Paideia, creating agile thinkers, and reinventing higher education.
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Dr. Burger shared the importance of having practices of effective thinking intentionally incorporated in Southwestern’s courses in his keynote address at the Fulbright Education Forum.
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Assistant Professor of Music Hai Zheng Olefsky will be honored with special proclamation on May 10 for her contribution to the Austin community.
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SU is touted for career services, return on investment, sustainability, and student engagement.
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Parent Leadership Gift Council members and fellow parent volunteers warmly welcome new students and their families to Southwestern at send-off parties across the state.
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SU makes the annual list of “the best and most interesting” four-year colleges and universities.
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Andrew Mendelson, SU ’96, scores another Emmy nod, this time for his work on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
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A chance meeting of SU parents rekindles 8,000 miles of memories.
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Newsweek and Refinery29 write articles highlighting Dr. Traci Giuliano’s new research.
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Planning a summer getaway? Check out these stops, all owned or operated by SU alumni.
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For Jack Lyons ’75, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s support for education is much more than a mission statement.
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Sit back & relax with one these SUmmer reads featuring recommendations from Southwestern faculty & staff.
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Alumna Dr. Catherine Chappell ’03 finds that fewer than a third of infants exposed to hepatitis C are later screened to monitor and treat the potentially fatal virus.
more informationThe Coffee Bar is a cozy place to study. Multiple tables and couches offer comfortable places to sit and work or read. It also houses the soda and snack machines.
The coffee bar has a Keurig brewer. Now, even if the bar is closed, you can still brew a cup whenever you need a beverage. You may purchase a pod from us, or bring your own pods.
