By Nylah Winchester, English Major
Nylah Winchester, this year’s English Program blog-writer, recounts her eventful summer vacation and details what she is excited about for the fall term. Nylah then introduces Emma Pearl Williams and Emily Jennings, two incoming English students, who are just as thrilled for their upcoming experiences.
Inspirada por obras de arte donadas al programa de Español y su relación con la clase, Revolución, Dictadura y Sociedad Latinoamericana, Daria Semco, estudiante de español, creó como proyecto final para la clase una exhibición permanente de las obras. (Reading Available in both English and Spanish)
Meet Kiya Jackson and Tiana Gilliland: Two Native Students Changing the Future of Healthcare Through Leadership and Heart.
By Nylah Winchester, junior English major and Annalynn Mueller, senior English major
Nylah Winchester, the incoming English program blogger interviews Annalynn Mueller, the current blogger about her time as an English major and her experience blogging over the past two years. Annalynn then introduces Nylah and welcomes her into the role of blogging.
SOU student Calli Pelkey, a participant in SOU’s Online MBA Program, has earned a remarkable distinction – placing in the top 1% nationwide on the Educational Testing Service (ETS) Major Field Test for master of business administration programs.
By Annalynn Mueller, English Major
Allie Sipe, a 2017 graduate of SOU’s English program, now works as a housing attorney in a legal aid organization. She shares her experience at SOU, prior work experience, and how she impacts her community through her work.
El Ensamble de Percusión de SOU Brilla en una Dinámica Presentación con la Banda de Steel Drums Maraval Rd. el 29 de Abril de 2025. (Reading Available in both English and Spanish)
On October 28th, 2024, Captain Leslie Eldridge led about 20 SOU students on a day-long adventure to the Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve.
By Annalynn Mueller, English Major
SOU English program alum, Brystan Strong now works as Programs Coordinator for Jackson County Library Services. She shares her insights about her job, about librarianship in general, and advice on how readers can support their local libraries.
This story is featured on SOU News. Learn about Taran Cross and the success he found, despite dropping out of college in 2007.