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Angelic warfare, mental illness and the disintegration of modern society are the themes of “Marisol,” a disturbing and disorienting play written by José Rivera that pushes the boundaries of ...

April 22nd was Earth Day, and it was widely observed in Ashland. On Friday, from 3:30 to 7:00, the ScienceWorks Museum and a collection of Ashland vendors got together, outside, to celebrate the ...

Before winter break, I had the absolute pleasure of seeing one of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s newest shows (and first holiday-themed show), “It’s Christmas, Carol!”. Like many, I haven’t gone to ...

Following the Presidental Letter, from Southern Oregon University’s President Rick Bailey and Vice President Toya Cooper, the Siskiyou found it important to futher inform the student body on the ...

Banner for SOU’s 2025 campus theme On Wednesday May 28th, after most of campus had gone home, Southern Oregon University Philosopher Chair Dr. Prakesh Chenjeri,… ...

The falling of the leaves and the changing of temperatures marks the peak of autumn, which is all fun and games until you open your computer to see loads and loads of assignments. That’s right fellow ...

Promotional Art for SOU Theater’s “Blood Wedding”, by Federico García Lorca “Blood Wedding” is as lively as it is tragic, a play about small and jaunty family life in ...

Ashland’s beloved local theatre, Ashland Street Cinema, has closed its doors for good. This comes after the theater’s owners decided not to renew the lease for the building. Students and faculty alike ...

Last night the SOU Student Film Festival hosted students and community members for a magical, socially distanced, film festival. The night was full of Hollywood magic, an SOU walk of fame, and many ...

Bodylogues 2023 is over, but the stories live on. For those who don’t know, Bodylogues is an event where students can create art themed after the body– the beautiful and ugly parts that make us human, ...