Students walk for breast cancer
Students had the opportunity to learn more about breast cancer and the importance of spreading awareness.
Weekend delivers excitement
Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
‘Disability Awareness Seminar’ calls for inclusion
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, students and faculty gathered to speak on the importance of understanding disabilities.
Pettigrew wins award for teaching career
Braden Saint-Val – Contributor Southern now has three CSU professors, including Elliott Horch, Physics Chairperson; and Troy Paddock, History professor. Entering his 37th year as a philosophy professor and his first year
IDS launches new course for students
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor Interdisciplinary Studies is piloting a new course that started this Fall semester. Director of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program Erin Larkin discussed how this new one-credit course titled,
The Liberal Education Program changes
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor The Liberal Education Program has made some changes that can have some benefits to students. The Director of the Liberal Education Program, Braxton Carrigan, explained what changes
Lack of resources for students navigating life troubles
Ali Fernand – Managing Editor One thing I am sure every college student has struggled with is the balance between schoolwork and their own life. This has particularly been a struggle that
Music Review: Upcoming artist Teezo Touchdown releases an album
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor On September 8, music artist Teezo Touchdown released a 14- track, debut album titled, “How Do You Sleep At Night?” Touchdown has created an interesting social media
ProCon hosts the first PB&J of the new year
Solé Scott – Features Editor PB&J Thursday was back in effect as students waited in a lengthy line to grab snacks and drinks on their way to class. The event was held
North campus holds first bonfire event
Solé Scott – Features Editor A popular camping norm made its way to North Campus Midrise Wednesday night as music filled the upper-class students’ air. Students made their way to the firepit
Jess Dow Field gets a new look for upcoming seasons
Matt Cain – Contributor During the end of the spring semester and throughout the summer, Jess Dow Field was upgraded with a new turf and track field to help student-athletes. For years,
Women’s soccer shut out Holy Family 2-0
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor Coming off their first win of the season last week against Post University with a score of 6-0, the Owls definitely had momentum coming into Tuesday’s matchup
Volleyball earns 3-1 victory
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor Coming from a 3-0 victory, earlier in the day against Post University, the Owls were looking for the momentum to carry into their faceoff versus Assumption University