Have the paparazzi gone too far?
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter People nowadays are anything but camera shy. You can literally walk anywhere and see someone either snapping a “selfie” or getting a picture with a group of
Lavender Graduation celebrates seniors
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter As graduation approaches, a ceremony was held to celebrate the achievements of six students in the LGBTQ+ community and their contributions to the university. The third annual Lavender Graduation was
A girl’s guide on the telling signs of a man
Natalie Barletta – Special to the Southern News There are so many articles on the Internet about whether or not someone likes you, flirting, and other things. It can be so confusing that
School of Business opens new building
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief From two-time Grammy winner Jeff Baxter to Gov. Ned Lamont and Interim President Dwyane Smith giving their opening remarks during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new School of
Photo Gallery: Students move into the dorms for the fall
Luke Gadson– Sports Editor Jaylen Carr- Editor-in-Chief
This or That- McDonald’s or Chick-Fil-A?
Solé Scott – Features Editor
Column: On the NFL
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor One common theme of this offseason was teams not wanting to sign their premier running backs. In my opinion, running backs are the backbone of the offense
Taco Tuesday and Día De Los Muertos
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Día De Los Muertos, known as the day of the dead, was celebrated by Programs Council, ProCon, by coloring sugar skulls and eating tacos. On Tuesday, Nov.
Southern holds memorial in honor of Melanie Coleman
Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Collages full of smiles portrayed the joy and passion many people said Melanie Coleman had for gymnastics, nursing and life in
Southern Hosts a Conversation Surrounding Trans Related Issues
Ellie Sherry — Reporter As more and more deaths of trans people occur, Southern decided to hold a round table about problems and solutions surrounding transgender issues. The event was run by a
Folio Social Justice Night
Ellie Sherry — Reporter As November continues, so does social justice month at Southern. In following with the month’s theme, Folio hosted a Social Justice reading night. The first person to speak
Ethnic history of New Haven exhibit reveals immigration roots
Sofia Rositani — Reporter Immigration has been extensively discussed during Social Justice Month, from Sonia Nazaro speaking out about child immigrants in Mexico to the Voices of Immigration panel, which is involved
Men’s basketball opens at home with blowout win
Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor In the team’s first game at Moore Field House this season, the men’s basketball team dominated Concordia College, winning 110-77 in a game that saw stand-out performances from