SOU undergrad Elliot Glenn gets hands-on cybersecurity experience
This past summer was an opportunity for Computer Science student Elliot Glenn to take what she had learned in the classroom and apply it to real-world cybersecurity work.
Verano de Señas y Conexión: Fortaleciendo la Comunidad de ASL en SOU
Más allá del salón de clases: Cómo dos estudiantes de SOU están creando un espacio real para practicar el lenguaje de señas en el sur de Oregón. (Reading Available in both English and Spanish)
Capstone students build energy dashboard
SOU Computer Science students created an interactive Energy Dashboard to visualize campus electricity use and support sustainability.
Sí Se Pudo: A Celebration of Community, Culture, and Academic Success at SOU
Detrás de la alegría y los aplausos del día del evento, existe un esfuerzo titánico de gestión. Todo lo que conlleva hacer un evento de esta magnitud recae sobre los hombros de un comité estudiantil sumamente acomedido, organizado y dispuesto a trabajar fuerte en su propia graduación. (Reading Available in both English and Spanish)
Closing the Chapter: Passing the Pen
By Nylah Winchester, English Major
As Nylah Winchester’s tenure as the English program blogger comes to an end, we reflect on her accomplishments, and introduce Cadence Rochlen, the incoming blogger for the 2026-2027 school year.
Exploring Body Horror, Post-Colonialism, and Neurodiversity Through Capstone Research
By Nylah Winchester, English Major
Through research, creative work, and literary analysis, Rowan Detloff, Rose Alting, and Autumn Price spark conversations about culture, history, queerness, neurodiversity, and literature’s power to reshape our understanding.
SOU students win best poster at high speed computing symposium
Three seniors from the SOU Computer Science program won the best poster award at the 2026 Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium’s HPC Symposium.
SOU hosts cybersecurity camp for high school students
Oregon teens interested in technology have a first-time opportunity to explore cybersecurity careers at a free weeklong camp hosted at SOU.
Preserving Stories with Care: Julie Kanta on Publishing, Legacy, and Creative Purpose
By Nylah Winchester, English Major
Julie Kanta, a graduate of Southern Oregon University and recent master’s graduate from Portland State University’s (PSU) Book Publishing program, has spent years blending narrative, design, and preservation through her publishing imprint, Plumb Creative Books.
Manos, Historia e Identidad: La Historia Detrás de la Lengua de Signos Americana para Personas Negras y la Indemnización
Black Student Union y Sign Language Club se unen para presentar la película Compensation, seguida de una conversación sobre la historia, la identidad y el significado del Black American Sign Language (Black ASL). El evento se llevó a cabo el pasado Domingo 17 de Mayo. (Reading Available in both English and Spanish)