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College on Your Own… Almost

Another year at Southwestern College can mean a lot of things. It’s the first chance students get to manage their own grocery shopping, set their own sleep schedules, and...

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One Step at a Time: Remembering 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later

Picture this, dear reader. I began walking down the long stretch of concrete, many...

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My Time with Tamara McEwen, the New Dean of Faculty

Winfield, Kansas, is not a big city. No large skyscrapers, no late-night venues, no...

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Running Her Own Race: Lauryn Peterson’s Final Season with the Moundbuilders

Distance running isn’t built in the spotlight. For Southwestern College runner Lauryn Peterson, it...

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How Service Abroad Shaped a Southwestern College Student’s Perspective

A service trip to India and Sri Lanka reshaped how Southwestern College sophomore Mackinzie...

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How Service Abroad Shaped a Southwestern College Student’s Perspective

A service trip to India and Sri Lanka reshaped how Southwestern College sophomore Mackinzie Reinert sees the world. The second-year nursing major returned from the opportunity...

The Case for the Modern Polymath: Why a Broad Education Matters

Students will confront complex challenges like AI, climate change, and inequality. To tackle these “wicked” problems, they need polymathic thinking, which entails integrating knowledge...