Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
English major Jeanette Bouvier, a sophomore, interdisciplinary studies major
Sophia Gugliotti, a senior, biology major Allen Motraghi, a senior and business
administration major Zach McCarthy, a senior. Photos by Brianna Wallen
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The big game is Sunday, Feb.12, and you know what that means… A Super Bowl LVII prediction is needed. The Chiefs come off a close 23-20 victory
Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The Owls were able to sneak past the College of Saint Rose for their third straight win despite having 24 turnovers and being outscored in the fourth
Matt Cain – Contributor Guard Ulyen Coleman passes former Owl basketball player Kevin Connors to be 17th on the all-time scoring list in the university’s history. The Owls rallied to a 73-65
Avery Martin – Contributor For the Southern Connecticut Women’s Swimming and Diving team, their next competition is a big one. On Feb. 9th, they will head to Worcester, Massachusetts to compete in
Jaylen Carr– Sports Editor The Owls men’s swimming and diving team look to defend their 2022 championship this year when they travel to Worcester, Massachusetts, to face the best Northeast 10, NE10
Ben Martin – Contributor Owls guard Zoe Amalbert, a senior, recalled their matchup against Stonehill in the Northeast 10 conference semi-finals last season. The game came down to the wire, with the
Ben Martin – Contributor The most important sporting event in America will be occurring Sunday. As the Philadelphia Eagles battle the Kansas City Chiefs in the final contest of the NFL season.
Destene Savariau – News Writer Sole Scott – Contributor In honor of Black History Month, the University and the Multicultural Center collaborated to hold an event in honor of Rev. Martin Luther King Junior’s
Gabi Tunucci – Contributor College campuses are open where important social movements start; students encounter new ideas, debate important issues, and think critically about the impact they want to have on the
Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor Leaking ceilings, bug infestations and mold are among some of the problems brought to Residence Life’s attention within the last year. The biggest complaints I hear among