Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Inside a building with a teal sign that reads City Climb Gym, there are colorful rock-climbing walls, encouraging words from experienced members to newcomers, and smell sweat
Robby Tierstein – Contributor The university Multicultural Leaders meet to discuss ongoing health concerns in the New Haven area. Sara Bernal-Garcia, a junior in the traditional BSM nursing program, joined the club
Ben Martin – Sports Writer Drip, Drop, Drip, Drop. The university’s Women’s basketball team started Friday’s game in a way that was not expected: a rain delay caused by a leak in
Ali Fernand – Features Editor This year’s midterms were full of toss-up races and controversial decisions. Early voting, abortion rights and LGBTQ+ rights were all issues on voters’ minds at the
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Matt Cain – Contributor The men’s basketball team is eager to start the new season and ready to bounce back from last season’s 7-18 record. “I think
Ali Fernand – Features Editor This past Tuesday, Nov. 8, we had our 2022 midterm elections. I am not alone in saying that I had a lot of anxiety leading up to
Ben Martin – Sports Writer The Owls’ football team honored 19 seniors ahead of their matchup against the University of New Haven Chargers on Saturday, which they ended up losing 54-14. In
John Pisano – Contributor NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Houston Astros are back on top once again. Southern students and faculty weighed in and gave their reaction after the Houston Astros won
Luke Molwitz – Photographer Every year, the university’s Delta Phi Epsilon, Alpha Pi Chapter, holds a “Deepher Dude” male fashion show in honor of fundraising. This year they supported the Cystic Fibrosis
Ali Fernand – Features Editor Financial relief is on the way for some college students. Between COVID-19 and college prices rising, students are going to be offered the opportunity to get up