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.
Column: Getting into sports
Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor I will be honest, I do not know much about sports. The only sport that stays relevant in my life is Roller Derby; “go Widow Makers!” However,
African art debuts to the public in Buley Library’s Art Gallery
Ali Fernand – Features Editor The Buley Art Gallery currently has a collection of ceremonial African art on display. According to the email sent by campus announcements, these are highlights from a
Some Students Decided to Create Their Own Clubs Through New Club Workshops
Robby Tierstein – Contributor The New Club Workshops are a unique opportunity for students to start their own clubs at Southern with help from the Office of Student Involvement. Talia Lent, a
Ghouls and ghosts haunt students in Hickerson Hall
Ali Fernand – Features Editor Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Spooky music, horror film-inspired costumes and an endless amount of jump scares were prevalent through the dark basement of Hickerson Hall. The
Frassinelli reflects on 28 year career
Avery Martin – Contributor Kelley Frassinelli has been the head coach of field hockey for over 25 years. This momentous accomplishment has made her recognized in her sport and by the university. She
Photos: Open Mic Night
Luke Molwitz – Photographer
Owls end their six game losing streak
Ben Martin – Sports Writer Photos: Luke Molwitz Governor Lamont attends the Owls’ first win of the season against Franklin Pierce University, as he flips the coin for the pregame coin toss.
Ultimate Frisbee is back in full swing
Joey Merly – Copy Editor John Pisano – Contributor The university’s ultimate frisbee team is kicking off the new year. Frequently an underrated sport, the ultimate frisbee team has a new lineup
A Case for Expanding the Food Court – opinion
Joey Merly – Copy Editor As a commuter student, I do not go to the university’s eating establishments as often as residents. However, I do like the eating options and I tend
SEOP founder James Barber recognized as he retires
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Director of Community Engagement, Jim Barber is retiring from the university and due to everything he has done, they honored him and the program he helped found at