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.
Whose Land Is This?: The Urgency for Diverse Nature Writing In America
Shanti Madison – Contributor It wasn’t by accident that my first literary awakening to nature came from Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Nature. The book advocated for self-reliance away from artificial society and championed
Let’s get “civical”
Anthony Martorano – Contributor Hello Owls! Here’s a weekly roundup of what’s happened in Connecticut last week and what to look forward to on campus in the coming weeks: As mentioned in earlier posts, COVID-19
Veteran’s Day annual CELEBRATION goes virtual
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief The 45th Veteran’s Day program was held virtually, paying tribute to student veterans through a video featuring President Joe Bertolino, Jack Mordente coordinator for veterans and military affairs
Semester without sports
Mike Neville – Sports Editor The fall semester for the Owls has been anything but ordinary. COVID-19 ended fall sports before they could even begin. The only thing the athletes could do
Students discuss sports in spring
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer As the fall semester inches closer to ending, the possibility of sports having a spring competitive season is still up in the air depending on how the
Brownell Hall quarantined
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Out of caution, 152 Brownell Hall residents were quarantined to contain the potential spread of COVID-19 in the building. “This decision was made out of an abundance of
Commuter testing not required
Donovan Wilson – Reporter As COVID-19 numbers begin to rise once again, Southern remains one of the only major colleges in the state that still does not test its commuters. The University
I’m thankful for my roots at Southern News
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief I remember standing outside the newsroom door my freshman year, ultimately deciding I was too scared to go in. Now, three years later, my greatest memories from my
Frassinelli reflects on milestone
Abby Epstein – News Editor From student athlete to a coach, Kelley Frassinelli an alum of Southern enters her 26th year of coaching the Owls Women’s Field Hockey team. “It was a
COVID-19 vaccine may keep numbers low
Desteny Maragh – Reporter A preliminary analysis shows that the first effective coronavirus vaccine can prevent more than 90 percent of people from getting COVID-19. Some students at the unversity want to