All Stories: 107 All Featured Tags Sort by: Title Date Added Filed Under Town & Gown What was Southwestern’s role in desegregating Georgetown public schools? By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Root colleges Wesleyan Drive as memory placeA street named for one of the root colleges, which itself was named for John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Behind the Scenes The Original Placing Memory TeamThe team who established the Placing Memory Project in Summer 2023. By Bob Bednar '89 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Buildings The Old Field HouseThis unassuming building, now slated for demolition, is a microcosm of Southwestern’s history. By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Mood The Mood Hall Boys Remembering the legacy of Mood Hall as a (mostly) male dorm By Teddy Hoffman '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Story The Megaphone as a Site for Queer AdvocacyFrom the very beginnings of queer advocacy at Southwestern, The Megaphone has acted as a voice for students, especially in moments of positive change for the queer community. By Ella Harmon '25 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Traditions The Many Lives of the Rutersville BellThis historic bell has had a long, winding, and wet journey By Teddy Hoffman '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Ladies Annex as Building and ProgramThe First building on the current SU Campus, gone and almost forgotten, was a separate space for women By Ava Zumpano '25 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Greek life The Kappa Sigma HouseA space that encapsulates rituals, members, and renovations By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Jessie Daniel Ames HomeHome of Women’s Suffrage and Civil Rights Leader By Ava Zumpano '25 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Early History of Sororities at SouthwesternThe establishment of sororities on our campus shows a history of perseverance as women sought to create equity between men and women on campus. By Andrea Stanescu '24 View Story | Show on Map Filed Under student practices The Cullen Tower as Memory PlaceWhen a resistive place-making practice by students becomes institutionally condoned, whose memory place is it? By Shawn Maganda '24 View Story | Show on Map Previous Next
Filed Under Town & Gown What was Southwestern’s role in desegregating Georgetown public schools? By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Root colleges Wesleyan Drive as memory placeA street named for one of the root colleges, which itself was named for John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Behind the Scenes The Original Placing Memory TeamThe team who established the Placing Memory Project in Summer 2023. By Bob Bednar '89 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Buildings The Old Field HouseThis unassuming building, now slated for demolition, is a microcosm of Southwestern’s history. By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Mood The Mood Hall Boys Remembering the legacy of Mood Hall as a (mostly) male dorm By Teddy Hoffman '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Story The Megaphone as a Site for Queer AdvocacyFrom the very beginnings of queer advocacy at Southwestern, The Megaphone has acted as a voice for students, especially in moments of positive change for the queer community. By Ella Harmon '25 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Traditions The Many Lives of the Rutersville BellThis historic bell has had a long, winding, and wet journey By Teddy Hoffman '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Ladies Annex as Building and ProgramThe First building on the current SU Campus, gone and almost forgotten, was a separate space for women By Ava Zumpano '25 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Greek life The Kappa Sigma HouseA space that encapsulates rituals, members, and renovations By Max Colley '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Jessie Daniel Ames HomeHome of Women’s Suffrage and Civil Rights Leader By Ava Zumpano '25 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Women at Southwestern The Early History of Sororities at SouthwesternThe establishment of sororities on our campus shows a history of perseverance as women sought to create equity between men and women on campus. By Andrea Stanescu '24 View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under student practices The Cullen Tower as Memory PlaceWhen a resistive place-making practice by students becomes institutionally condoned, whose memory place is it? By Shawn Maganda '24 View Story | Show on Map