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.
No guest in RESIDENTIAL halls still continues
Abby Epstein – News Editor Socializing is a major part of college, but COVID-19 has taken much of this away. With recommendations from the Health Department, residence life has suspended allowing guests into residence halls for the moment.
Semester lacks transparency on community front
Ellis McGinley – Copy Editor In our first 21 days on campus, residents went to and from quarantine, a portion of campus lost power for the worse part of a day, we were hit by two snowstorms, and administration
Students say COVID-19 negatively impacts mental health
Desteny Maragh – News Editor Rafaela Martinez – Contributor Idonia Thomas – Contributor Jose Vega – Contributor College students feel they have always had problems with mental health, but COVID-19 has intensified those
University’s sustainability through the pandemic
Abby Epstein – Managing Editor Valeria Araujo – Contributor Gabriela Cuapio – Contributor Kiara Smith – Contributor Due to COVID-19, the university has experienced a pause in its sustainability efforts as there has been
Student enrollment is steadily dropping
Donovan Wilson – Reporter As COVID-19 roars on, enrollment in school continues to steadily drop each semester not only throughout the country and the state but throughout southern itself. However, the many components of enrollment on campus are looking
North townhouse renovations halted by COVID-19
Donovan Wilson – Reporter The Townhouse construction that had begun last year has been suspended heading into this semester to allow for the use of every townhouse unit as a quarantining unit. Construction on
History department host ‘The history of Racism and White Supremacy’
Ellis McGinley – Reporter Tuesday, Feb. 2, the university hosted “The History of Racism and White Supremacy.” The 2 hour event was dedicated to discussing the roots of white supremacy and how students, educators, artists,
Martin luther king jr. remembrance event
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The Multicultural Center hosted its annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remembrance event virtually during Black History Month, this year going by, “Pandemic, Privilege, & Protest”, to tie in the current COVID-19
COVID-19’s Ever-Changing Landscape Brings About New Changes For Dining On Campus
Donovan Wilson – Reporter COVID-19 has turned the world into a fluid system of change and the campus’s dining services are affected as well. One of the many changes brought about by COVID-19 unto the
Alum key part of NFL team’s playoff run
Mike Neville – Sports Editor The Buffalo Bills have finally figured out how to have a winning season again, thanks to contributions by their assistant defensive line coach and former Southern football