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delivered by:Laura Polanco polancol@southwestern.edu
05.05.26
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Computer Science Capstone Presentations
SU Men's Basketball Youth Summer Camp - Powered by Nike Basketball and US Sports Camps
SU Men's Basketball Youth Summer Camp
Powered by Nike Basketball and US Sports Camps
Youth Camp Session I
June 1st - 4th
9am-3pm
Boys and Girls Ages 6-16
Lunch will be provided
Use Code: SWU40 for $40 off the camp price
Link to register:
delivered by:Deborah Urbanek urbanekd@southwestern.edu
Upward Bound Part Time Summer Positions Available
Upward Bound is hiring part time student workers to help with their in-person summer program in June and July this year. We need Summer Instructors for Chemistry, German or French, Statistics and Financial Literacy (current SU juniors and seniors preferred). Resources will be provided to the instructors. Rate of pay ranges from $15-$20 per hour and we pay additionally for prep time as well. Classes are an hour long and will be held twice a week.
We are also looking for a part time (25-30 hours/week) summer aide (May 26 - July 30) and Residential Advisors for Residential Week (June 22 - June 26 where lodging will be provided for the duration of the event). Pay ranges from $12-$15 per hour.
Please email Lee Dsouza at dsouzal@southwestern.edu if you are interested in either of these positons or need more information.
delivered by:Leonie Dsouza dsouzal@southwestern.edu
TODAY! Festival of Communication and Communication Studies Capstone Presentations
Student Documentary Film Screenings at Lark and Owl!
Comm Studies Capstones, Tuesday, May 5, 5-6:30pm,
All are welcome to join us for the Spring 2026 CommStudies Capstone Presentations
Panel 1: Resisting ICE, Olin105, Tuesday, May 5, 5:00-5:30pm
Harper Randolph, “‘Girl, Hold on to Your Whimsy’: Whimsy as a Form of Political Resistance in Recent Anti-ICE Protests”
Elizabeth Diaz, “Counter-Media, Fear, and Survival: Analyzing How Know Your Rights Red Cards Function Within U.S. Immigrant Communities”
Panel 2: Troubling Discourses, Olin105, Tuesday, May 5, 5:30-6:00pm
Eli Taylor, “Media Targeting: How GunTuber Garand Thumb Works to Draw Viewers into an Ideological Worldview”
Rhino Williams-Jack, “Judged, Watched, and Misunderstood: The Racialized Policing of Black Women Teachers”
Panel 3: Feeding the Platform, Olin105, Tuesday, May 5, 6:00-6:30pm
Emily Allen, “Sustaining Attention: Coachtopia vs. tanner.leatherstein, Greenwashing, and Gen-Z Marketing”
Kara Thomas, “She’s Seriously Giving Black Cat Energy: Dark Feminine Identity, Discipline, and Digital Femininity on TikTok”
The CommStudies Capstones are part of the annual Fesitval of Communication, kicking off with the CommStudies Methods Poster Presentations from 4-4:45pm on the Library decks (Olin lobbby in case of rain). Then we have the Capstones from 5-6:30, followed by the department awards gathering in the Olin Lobby form 6:45-7:30pm.
delivered by:Bob Bednar bednarb@southwestern.edu
🏓📚FREE SCHOOL 2026 Preview is HERE! 🛩️⚾
Preview the courses here: Free School 2026
delivered by:Eileen Margaret Roybal roybale@southwestern.edu
FREE GROCERIES!
FREE groceries! “Helping Hands” free food truck has established a regular stop in the Facilities Management parking lot (west of Mundy Hall) every Wednesday from 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. and is open to everyone on campus. Please come get some supplemental groceries if you can use them.
delivered by:Lisa Hernandez hernandel@southwestern.edu