Academics Events
October 27th, 2026
SUnity Day 2026
An all-day, cross-campus event that is committed to building community among faculty, staff, and students through a focus on unifying our community by making connections across differences.
Location
Various Locations Across CampusDate & Time
October 27 - All DayMarch 24th, 2027
2027 King Creativity Symposium
Join us as King Creativity Fund scholars present their visionary projects at the 27th annual King Creativity Symposium!
Location
McCombs Campus Center, Bishops LoungeDate & Time
March 24, 2027 - 5:00pmAcademics News
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Southwestern University Launches The Pirate Plan
The Pirate Plan is a four-year model connecting the liberal arts to post-graduate outcomes, designed to make student success even more intentional and visible.
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Southwestern University Provides Gateway to Opportunity Amid Evolving Higher Education Landscape
As perspectives surrounding higher education shift, Southwestern University is doubling down on the impact and value of a liberal arts education.
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Photo Gallery: 2025 Brown Symposium
Explore moments from Visualizing the Abstract, the 2025 Brown Symposium organized by Professor of Mathematics Fumiko Futamura and Professor of Religion Laura Hobgood.
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Brown Symposium Returns with 2025 Theme of “Visualizing the Abstract”
World-renowned speakers scheduled to present at Southwestern University during the 42nd biennial symposium.
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Unlock Your Potential at Southwestern
Embark on a transformative academic journey where excellence meets experience.
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23rd Annual Research and Creative Works Symposium
Southwestern Showcases Undergraduate Research and Creativity
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Southwestern Students Receive Gilman International Scholarship to Study Abroad
Sierra Burton ’22 and Suleman Khan ’25 will use scholarship money to study in Europe and Japan.
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Full STEAM Ahead
Paideia Scholar Lauren Muskara ’21 champions making connections between science, technology, and the fine arts.
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Tower Family Makes Archive a Permanent Part of the John G. Tower Collection
The late senator’s papers offer a wealth of historical sources for scholars and students.
