SU rises to #2 among Impact Schools while the Center for Career & Professional Development is recognized as #3 Best Career Services in the nation.
more informationA graduating senior reflects on what surprised them the most about the college and SU experience.
more informationExperience the beauty of Southwestern’s campus through the eyes of one of its students.
more informationLACRELA provides participating institutions with a 12-month curriculum led by racial-equity experts; an online resource library of rubrics, readings, and case studies; guidance on designing action plans; and campus climate surveys for students, faculty, and staff.
more informationSU is recognized as #15 in the college planning platform’s Top 25 Best Colleges in the Southwest.
more informationLooking for tips on how to pay for college, especially in the year of COVID-19? We’ve rounded up our suggestions for students and their families.
more informationA graduating senior reflects on what surprised them the most about the college and SU experience.
more informationExperience the beauty of Southwestern’s campus through the eyes of one of its students.
more informationProfessor and Elizabeth Root Paden Chair in Religion and Environmental Studies Laura Hobgood shares how COVID-19 has shaped the conversation in her Apocalypse seminar.
more informationNoel Pratts ’21 and Audrey Payton ’21 gain real-world experience in the virtual world.
more informationLACRELA provides participating institutions with a 12-month curriculum led by racial-equity experts; an online resource library of rubrics, readings, and case studies; guidance on designing action plans; and campus climate surveys for students, faculty, and staff.
more informationLara Downes talks classical music, social justice, and her new NPR series AMPLIFY with a Southwestern music literature class.
more informationFour Southwestern students relate their experiences as community-engaged learning associates with nonprofit organizations during the summer of 2020.
more informationThe student-led Project for Emerging Dialogues promotes open-mindedness through honest discussion about controversial topics.
more informationThe Asian Students Association provides a safe community for Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American students at Southwestern.
more informationSU rises to #2 among Impact Schools while the Center for Career & Professional Development is recognized as #3 Best Career Services in the nation.
more informationLACRELA provides participating institutions with a 12-month curriculum led by racial-equity experts; an online resource library of rubrics, readings, and case studies; guidance on designing action plans; and campus climate surveys for students, faculty, and staff.
more informationSU is recognized as #15 in the college planning platform’s Top 25 Best Colleges in the Southwest.
more informationLooking for tips on how to pay for college, especially in the year of COVID-19? We’ve rounded up our suggestions for students and their families.
more informationSU ties for the #102 National Liberal Arts College in the U.S., according to the 2021 college guide.
more informationSU earns recognition for promoting social mobility, research, and public service among its undergraduates.
more informationSouthwestern’s Lab for Innovative Ventures and Entrepreneurship empowers students to take an idea from concept to business plan.
more informationPlaces to eat, hang out, shop, and enjoy the great outdoors in Georgetown—as told by a local!
more informationThe honor places the Sarofim School of Fine Arts among the top-tier art institutions in the nation.
more informationProfessor of Music Michael Cooper reflects on the many ways that the pandemic has affected musicologists and other musicians—and the lessons we can learn about the power of art.
more informationSarah Friday ’20 has published original research on art generated by artificial intelligence while double majoring in the seemingly disparate fields of art and computer science.
more informationProfessor of Spanish and Wilhelmina Cullen Robertson Endowed Professor Catherine Bourland Ross fosters transformation in her students by focusing on the 5 Cs of language learning: communication, culture, connections, comparisons, and communities.
more informationWe’ve relied on the arts to help us cope with the pandemic, but will the arts survive COVID-19? Assistant Professor of Art Ron Geibel shares his insights.
more informationProfessor and Elizabeth Root Paden Chair in Religion and Environmental Studies Laura Hobgood shares how COVID-19 has shaped the conversation in her Apocalypse seminar.
more informationAssociate Professor of French Francis Mathieu reflects on his love of teaching, delicious food, and history.
more informationAssociate Professor of History Jethro Hernández Berrones discusses the history of epidemic and pandemic disease—and how the future might look back on the present.
more informationLACRELA provides participating institutions with a 12-month curriculum led by racial-equity experts; an online resource library of rubrics, readings, and case studies; guidance on designing action plans; and campus climate surveys for students, faculty, and staff.
more informationLara Downes talks classical music, social justice, and her new NPR series AMPLIFY with a Southwestern music literature class.
more informationAssociate Professor of Psychology Bryan Neighbors reflects on COVID-19, “the most significant natural disaster to strike humankind in all of our lifetimes.”
more informationLibrarian Megan Firestone provides a behind-the-scenes look at Special Collections and the magic of handling cultural artifacts past and present.
more informationPolitical communication and political psychology expert Emily Sydnor weighs in on the ongoing outbreak.
more informationSU rises to #2 among Impact Schools while the Center for Career & Professional Development is recognized as #3 Best Career Services in the nation.
more informationPhysics major Hayden Smith ’20 is studying ocean engineering in hopes of pursuing a career in renewable energy.
more informationSarah Friday ’20 has published original research on art generated by artificial intelligence while double majoring in the seemingly disparate fields of art and computer science.
more informationGerman and physics double major Claire Harding ’20 interned with NASA and will be teaching English in Germany as a Fulbright English teaching assistant.
more informationA new painting by Norma Clark ’97, P’00, specially commissioned by Southwestern University, is now on display in the Commons.
more informationInternational studies and political science major Katherine Tanner ’13 helps nourish a community as “the heart” of Hat & Heart Farm.
more informationSU alumni gather to discuss their experiences as individuals of color following their graduation.
more informationWith her sights set on running her own business one day, Courtney King ’20 shares that making the world a better place is at the heart of all her endeavors.
more informationLACRELA provides participating institutions with a 12-month curriculum led by racial-equity experts; an online resource library of rubrics, readings, and case studies; guidance on designing action plans; and campus climate surveys for students, faculty, and staff.
more informationRecent physics graduate Mike May ’20 demonstrates how taking risks by learning outside your major is crucial to becoming a leader in innovation.
more informationA student-led campaign aims to raise awareness about the social and environmental impacts of single-use menstrual products.
more informationGrants ranging from $1,100 to $1,830 will allow faculty to pursue graduate study or postgraduate research.
LEARN MOREGrants ranging from $1,100 to $1,830 will allow faculty to pursue graduate study or postgraduate research.
Three southwestern students transform their residence hall rooms into fascinating homes away from home.
Educators have a responsibility to insure that students’ natural curiosity and confidence are nurtured and encouraged through their curricula, not despite their curricula.
Taylor Bailey changes career path from art therapy to art conservation, lands door-opening summer internship opportunity through Southwestern connection.
English professor loves sharing his knowledge of Bob Dylan, and applauds Dylan’s Nobel Prize.
VSA, the international organization on arts and disability, selects Southwestern senior’s artwork for national traveling exhibition.
Career Services offers a unique, one-on-one “Boutique Model” that keeps the office winning a myriad of awards, and leading students to successful careers.
Computational mathematics and physics double major spends summer developing ways to create 5G cellular technology at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
SCOPE students spend summer poolside researching the segmental and joint movements involved in dolphin kicking among various age groups.
Physics major is researching with lasers alongside nation’s top scientists at National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Prestigious scholarship affords computer science major the opportunity to extend her stay abroad.
Mentor program will hold monthly meetings, offer resources to guide first-generation students.
SCOPE project focuses on developing intelligent agents using video games and creating visual patterns on a computer screen.
Young Life’s Climb for Change program takes Southwestern senior to new heights.
SCOPE participants study how a disruption in cell-to-cell connections could potentially lead to tumor metastasis.
SCOPE students grow, harvest basil to analyze antioxidant properties as plant matures.
Prestigious internship affords 2016 graduate rare opportunity to work with historical objects.
Rare Texas papers of Michael Reed, named “Patriarch of the Robertson Colony” by Malcolm McLean, finds new home in Special Collections.
Southwestern student Alison MacAluso details her Spring Break trip to France with the Southwestern Chorale.
HEAT hosts second annual Cupcake Wars to raise money and awareness for END7.
Southwestern physics majors use energy efficient water recycling to protect Fountainwood Observatory equipment from Texas heat.
Math major and transfer student, Tilea West, is awarded S-STEM scholarship and will serve as a campus ambassador and STEM leader.