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Oregon’s HECC approves SOU tuition rate for 2019-20June 17, 2019 - 9:24 am
SOU’s budget and tuition come into focusJune 11, 2019 - 2:52 pm
OSF’s Long to serve as keynote speaker at SOU commencementJune 5, 2019 - 11:20 am
Open forums this week on SOU’s tuition and budgetJune 3, 2019 - 11:29 am
SOU’s McDermott named conference sports information director of the yearJune 3, 2019 - 8:00 am
Parade to celebrate SOU’s NAIA World Series championsMay 31, 2019 - 4:09 pm
Raiders softball team returns to SOU as World Series champsMay 30, 2019 - 1:03 pm
SOU student overcomes immigration obstacles, succeeds academicallyMay 28, 2019 - 8:00 am
Still nifty, JPR is fifty: SOU’s public radio station celebrates landmarkMay 21, 2019 - 12:04 pm
SOU alumna Rosewood returns to read from her novelMay 20, 2019 - 4:05 pm
SOU Board of Trustees approves potential tuition rates for 2019-20May 16, 2019 - 6:15 pm
SOU wins 4th consecutive Cascade Conference All-Sports ChampionshipMay 16, 2019 - 3:33 pm
Oregon’s HECC approves SOU tuition rate for 2019-20
/in Campus News /by mosleyjSouthern Oregon University’s tuition rate for the academic year that begins this fall was approved unanimously last Thursday by Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission, whose members commended SOU’s efforts to include students in the tuition-setting process. The rate approved for undergraduate students who are Oregon residents is an increase of $17 per credit hour – […]
SOU’s budget and tuition come into focus
/in Campus News /by mosleyjA key legislative subcommittee today approved a funding bill for Oregon’s seven public universities, signaling an end to SOU’s long process of planning its budget and tuition rates for the 2019-20 academic year. The Joint Ways and Means Committee’s Subcommittee on Education approved an allocation of $837 million over the next two years for the […]
OSF’s Long to serve as keynote speaker at SOU commencement
/in Campus News, Press Releases /by mosleyj(Ashland, Ore.) — Graduates and others at Southern Oregon University’s June 15 commencement ceremony should expect a keynote speech about motivation, self-empowerment, the importance of personal interactions and the lifelong value of friendships. And perhaps a soulful, heartfelt song. Kamilah Long, the director of leadership gifts at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and a powerful speaker […]
Open forums this week on SOU’s tuition and budget
/in Campus News /by mosleyjOpen forums to present and discuss the latest news about state funding and its effects on SOU will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, and all members of the university community are encouraged to attend. The forums will focus on factors that will affect SOU’s tuition rates and overall budget for the 2019-20 academic year. The […]
SOU’s McDermott named conference sports information director of the year
/in Recognitions /by mosleyjSouthern Oregon University’s Josh McDermott has been named the Cascade Collegiate Conference Sports Information Director of the Year, the league office announced. The annual award is voted on by the sports information directors of the CCC, recognizing outstanding work in promotion, work with CCC and NAIA championship events, publicity and marketing efforts. “Congratulations to Josh McDermott on his selection […]
Parade to celebrate SOU’s NAIA World Series champions
/in Student Life /by mosleyjSOU students and employees are encouraged to build time into their schedules, if practical, to attend today’s parade and celebration of the university’s national champion softball team. The Raiders won the NAIA World Series title last Wednesday in Springfield, Missouri. Today’s parade will begin at 3:30 p.m. on Mountain Street near the SOU Plunkett Center. […]
Raiders softball team returns to SOU as World Series champs
/in Student Life /by mosleyjThe SOU Raiders softball team, united all year in its focus on a national title, was returning to Ashland today in four separate groups after winning the university’s first championship Wednesday night in the NAIA World Series. SOU President Linda Schott, who was traveling in Mexico as part of the Ashland-Guanajuato Sister City delegation, said […]
SOU student overcomes immigration obstacles, succeeds academically
/in Student Life /by mosleyjMaria Belen Ruiz Gonzalez was 5 when she arrived in the United States on the Fourth of July 18 years ago, and she thought the fireworks over Portland were a celebration of her arrival. The SOU business major will observe Independence Day as a newly-minted U.S. citizen this year, nearly closing the loop on a […]
Still nifty, JPR is fifty: SOU’s public radio station celebrates landmark
/in Recognitions /by mosleyjOregon’s newspaper headlines on May 21, 1969, included “Apollo Set for Moon Orbit This Afternoon” and news that the Oregon Senate had rejected a measure to lower the voting age to 19. In Ashland, Jerry Allen – the future “Voice of the Oregon Ducks” – signed on for the inaugural broadcast of a new radio […]
SOU alumna Rosewood returns to read from her novel
/in Alumni /by mosleyjSOU alumna and current best-selling author Abbigail Rosewood will return to her alma mater on Friday (May 24) as part of a cross-country book tour for her novel, “If I Had Two Lives.” She will discuss and read from her book at 5 p.m. in the SOU Art Building’s Meese Auditorium. The event is free […]