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.
Students voice their thoughts through art
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The university’s academic departments help students and faculty express their views through art and writing about the continued fight for reproductive rights since the U.S. Supreme Court
Woke has lost all meaning – OPINION
Ali Fernand – Features Editor If you have been on social media lately, you probably have seen someone complaining about something becoming “woke.” This is a term that has been used for
Post University, 6-4 in double header
Avery Martin – Contributor The Southern Connecticut State University Women’s Softball team played their home opener on Wednesday, March 22 at Pelz Field. It was a sunny afternoon in the low 50s,
Heritage Ball Photos
Luke Molwitz – Photographer The Heritage Ball was held March 9 in the Adanti Student Center Ballroom. This annual event was sponsered by: African Student Association, Asian Culture Society, Black Student Union,
Stewart plays every game like it is his last chance
Sheldon Gargano – Contributor As a first-year, Stewart did not see any playing time for the SCSU men’s basketball team, due to injury. But now early on into his sophomore season he
Park Jimin shows vulnerability in “Face”
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief BTS has done it again. They have broke Army, in both a money sense and a mental sense. Park Jimin, singer, and dancer for the Korean boy group
NCAA March Madness Column
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor With March ending, no perfect bracket remains for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, better known as ‘March Madness,’ according to an ESPN report. The one bracket I
Midterm Check-in
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The university has passed the halfway point in the semester, and students are beginning to reflect on the highs and lows and how they might cope with
University Police connects with community
Sheldon Gargano – Contributor Southern’s campus police and New Haven police (NHPD) have different titles but still hold those same values and standards while trying to be a part of communities in
Baseball team wins first home game 6-1
Matt Cain – Contributor With the Owls scoring four runs in the sixth inning, they were able to secure their home opener against Mercy College 6-1. This home opener was set for