Steppin’ Up drill team makes impact on Lyman Center stage
Tamika Alexander – Staff Writer A true stepper is one who can step hard–or in other words step one’s heart out–said Shaquetta DaCosta, junior public health major at Southern and member of Steppin’ Up Drill Team for almost three years. “Steppin’ Up Drill Team,” said Ashley Okereke, president of the team, “is made up of … Read more
Benefit concert raises money for autism awareness
SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor Last Wednesday, the brothers of Alpha Phi Delta (APD) brought six local bands to Southern in order to raise money for Autism Speaks, a non-profit organization committed to advocacy and research for individuals diagnosed with any of the five autism spectrum disorders. Jeremy Koval, a senior marketing major, and Jon … Read more
Words of wisdom for your last hurrah
Chardonee’ Wright — Staff Writer As any other graduating senior, “graduation nerves” are beginning to settle into my stomach. With almost three weeks left of this semester, I have more than enough to be thankful for. Blood, sweat and tears have gone into this undergraduate matriculation. When I first graduated high school back in 2007, … Read more
Student puts together New York City themed show
Eliezer Santiago — Staff Writer As the lights dimmed in the Charles Garner Recital Hall in Engleman, “Feel So Close,” the Benny Benassi remix blasted through the speakers, getting concert goers ready for the dance-pop music show that was ahead of them. A projection screen lowered to the stage displaying images of models dancing, walking … Read more
Fabolous caps off Spring Week with outdoor concert
RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor Over 2,000 people attended the second ever outdoor concert at Southern last Saturday night, as the academic quad transformed into a concert venue. Fabolous set multiple records at the university, setting the bar high for future acts. “Working with Fabolous couldn’t have been any easier. He was really only here … Read more
Get the downtown look without breaking the budget
KELSEY MIX — Special to the Southern News Have you ever walked into a Walgreens or CVS in search for a mascara or foundation but find you have too many options? If you’re a beginner in the makeup field, could it be a little overwhelming? You’re not alone! If you struggle with finding the beauty … Read more
New Haven local shines as hair dresser and make-up artist
Tamika Alexander — Staff Writer Right after putting her daughter to bed and thinking of ideas to put together a vision board for the next year, Brittney Little discusses how she manages her many crafts and being a mother. “I’m a creator,” she said. “I am a hair and make-up artist. I dance and I … Read more
Benefit concert aims to raise autism awareness
SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor From 6:30 to 11:00 p.m. this Wednesday, April 25, the brothers of Alpha Phi Delta (APD) will be hosting their second annual Autism Speaks Benefit Concert in the Adanti Student Center ballroom. Autism Speaks is an organization dedicated to improving the lives of all those who struggle with autism spectrum … Read more
F.A.C.E combines fashion and astronomy in Lyman
Tamika Alexander — Staff Writer Students with elaborate faces covered in pinks, greens, reds and blues, wearing today’s hottest and newest fashions, walked the run way to display the 12 zodiacs of the horoscope. To show the individuality of each sign, F.A.C.E. models wore original designs by up and coming designers in their show titled, … Read more
(S)ecrets to perform two shows on Student Appreciation Day
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter (S)ecrets, a student-run small ensemble group at SCSU, will perform two shows on April 30 during Student Appreciation Day. The first will be out in the academic quad at 1 p.m., with the second to take place at Garner Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. Both are free to the … Read more
