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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President Edward Burger addressed the Brain Performance Institute in Dallas.
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Shauna Davidson ’08 helps build primary schools and empower children to overcome poverty in Northern Uganda.
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Lauren Gillespie ’19 reflects on what it takes to research, present, and publish successfully as a chemistry and computer science double major.
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Savannah Ritz ’20, theater and business major, travels the world supporting the dramatic arts.
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Marie Nugpo ’18, Southwestern Information Technology, and the Coalition for Diversity and Social Justice received a certificate of appreciation for bringing learning technology tools to a school in the Philippines.
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Kira McEntire ’13 explores creative expression while teaching and researching wildlife biology.
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A Southwestern University communications major reflects on his experiences studying in the U.K.
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Inspired by a service trip to Honduras during one eye-opening spring break, Megan Schubert Leese ’01 now champions public health.
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Three art history majors and their professor traveled to New York City this past spring to inspire ideas for the students’ capstone projects.
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Sabrina Silva ’18 provided research and writing support for the International Center for the Arts of the Americas at the leading art institute.
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Here are some tips to make it a little easier to get through the morning.
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Interdisciplinary scholars and artists explore the Anthropocene at Southwestern’s Brown Symposium XXXIX.
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Lauren Gillespie ’19 reflects on what it takes to research, present, and publish successfully as a chemistry and computer science double major.
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Savannah Ritz ’20, theater and business major, travels the world supporting the dramatic arts.
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A Southwestern University communications major reflects on his experiences studying in the U.K.
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Three art history majors and their professor traveled to New York City this past spring to inspire ideas for the students’ capstone projects.
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Southwestern University celebrates our beloved Ms. Ella in a bench ceremony.
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SU’s BC for Change Awards the Georgetown Family YMCA a $3,500 Grant
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The Southwestern University Pirates men’s soccer team (12-5-3) is going to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program’s history.
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October 26—28, Southwestern faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends gathered to celebrate Homecoming.
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Armando Vidana ’19 expands his worldview and builds lifelong relationships in Buenos Aires.
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From soloing at the Austin Civic Orchestra to presenting at the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference in Japan, cellist Isabel Tweraser ’19 embodies Southwestern’s commitment to interdisciplinary study.
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President Edward Burger addressed the Brain Performance Institute in Dallas.
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Interdisciplinary scholars and artists explore the Anthropocene at Southwestern’s Brown Symposium XXXIX.
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Lauren Gillespie ’19 reflects on what it takes to research, present, and publish successfully as a chemistry and computer science double major.
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Savannah Ritz ’20, theater and business major, travels the world supporting the dramatic arts.
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October 26—28, Southwestern faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends gathered to celebrate Homecoming.
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Sabrina Silva ’18 provided research and writing support for the International Center for the Arts of the Americas at the leading art institute.
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Armando Vidana ’19 expands his worldview and builds lifelong relationships in Buenos Aires.
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The A. Frank Smith, Jr. Library Center houses makerspaces where Pirates can gather, create, invent, and learn.
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Rebecca Skinner, SU ’96 and founder of the International School of Brooklyn, helps build the new Dwight School Dubai as associate head of school.
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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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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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Interdisciplinary scholars and artists explore the Anthropocene at Southwestern’s Brown Symposium XXXIX.
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Marie Nugpo ’18, Southwestern Information Technology, and the Coalition for Diversity and Social Justice received a certificate of appreciation for bringing learning technology tools to a school in the Philippines.
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Grants ranging from $1,000 to $1,600 will allow faculty to pursue graduate study or postgraduate research.
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Southwestern University celebrates our beloved Ms. Ella in a bench ceremony.
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SU’s BC for Change Awards the Georgetown Family YMCA a $3,500 Grant
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The Professional Grounds Management Society recognized Southwestern University with an Honor Award in the Society’s 2018 Green Star Awards® competition.
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The new CCPD offers expanded opportunities for students preparing for internships and postgraduate careers.
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Students are back! That means it’s time for a sequel to the “Missing You” video.
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Professor Thomas Howe leads SU students on a study abroad experience in ancient Stabiae.
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Watch special moments from the Final Beam Ceremony including: Jack Garey signing the final beam and a bird’s eye view of the construction.
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Robert Lehr ’15 and Professor of Mathematics Fumiko Futamura receive the Carl B. Allendoerfer Award
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President Edward Burger addressed the Brain Performance Institute in Dallas.
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Shauna Davidson ’08 helps build primary schools and empower children to overcome poverty in Northern Uganda.
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Interdisciplinary scholars and artists explore the Anthropocene at Southwestern’s Brown Symposium XXXIX.
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Marie Nugpo ’18, Southwestern Information Technology, and the Coalition for Diversity and Social Justice received a certificate of appreciation for bringing learning technology tools to a school in the Philippines.
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Kira McEntire ’13 explores creative expression while teaching and researching wildlife biology.
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Inspired by a service trip to Honduras during one eye-opening spring break, Megan Schubert Leese ’01 now champions public health.
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Southwestern University celebrates our beloved Ms. Ella in a bench ceremony.
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The Southwestern University Pirates men’s soccer team (12-5-3) is going to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program’s history.
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October 26—28, Southwestern faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends gathered to celebrate Homecoming.
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A tribute to lifelong friendships by alumnus Josh Franco ’07 underscores the power of Southwestern’s community.
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The new CCPD offers expanded opportunities for students preparing for internships and postgraduate careers.
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Alma Thomas Fine Arts CenterDate & Time
7:30pm CDT April 27Contact
Mathers Box Office: 512-863-13787:30pm CDT April 27
Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center
The Sarofim School of Fine Arts’ Music Department is pleased to present the Southwestern University Wind Ensemble in concert under the direction of Dr. Lois Ferrari. This event is free and open to the public!
April 27, 2019 | 7:30 p.m. | Alma Thomas Theater
