It Just Means More Community Outreach

December 23, 2020

It Just Means More Community Outreach

Keep reading to see how some SEC students, faculty and staff have found ways to give back and support their communities and beyond throughout this unprecedented year.
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SEC Universities Renew Commitment to Voter Education and Participation

October 20, 2020

SEC Universities Renew Commitment to Voter Education and Participation

SEC universities are creating spaces for open dialogue, helping students register to vote and opening their doors to the community as polling locations. Keep reading to learn about how the Southeastern Conference is supporting all facets of voter participation.
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Sunny and 75 Degrees: Your Guide to Outdoor Studying in the SEC

September 23, 2020

Sunny and 75 Degrees: Your Guide to Outdoor Studying in the SEC

Whether you’re taking most of your classes online this semester and feeling like you’re rarely outside of your room (or you’ve always preferred to hear the rustling of tree leaves and birds chirping to the silence of a library), check out these options waiting right outside your door.
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“I’m Booked.” – SEC Literature to Read This Summer

July 17, 2020

“I’m Booked.” – SEC Literature to Read This Summer

Is there ever a bad time to dive into a good book? We don’t think so. That’s why we’re here to help you find one (or more) with several “SEC titles” worth adding to your summer reading list.
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Juneteenth: How to Increase Understanding of the Black American Experience

June 19, 2020

Juneteenth: How to Increase Understanding of the Black American Experience

This year, while many individuals and organizations around the nation are acknowledging Juneteenth for the first time, we are offering 19 resources (in alphabetical order) to watch, read, or listen to that highlight Black excellence, history, and the work yet to be done in the fight for equality.
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