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.
Flu shots on campus
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Amid the ongoing global pandemic, almost all the current health concerns stem from attempting to prevent the spread COVID-19. With winter just a few weeks away, flu
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: What’s on everyone’s mind might now be
Wright to leave university
Desteny Maragh – Reporter ,Jermaine Wright, vice president of Student Affairs, will be leaving after working with the university for two years. “I have really enjoyed my time at Southern and being
SGA discusses updated pass/fail policy
Desteny Maragh – Reporter The Student Government Association discussed the pass/fail policy and what it means for students at their weekly meeting. “The university has approved the pass/fail policy with a 41
Electoral College needs to adapt to modern times
Ellis McGinley – Copy Editor Election years always seem to open the same wounds, not the least of which is the continued use of the United States’ Electoral College. But what is
Virtual fundraiser exceeds $10K goal
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The “Sell Out the Stadium” campaign proved to be a great success, as the school easily exceeded its goal of $10,000, raising $23,751. “I think it was
DiSalvo drawn to challenges
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief When she first began pole vaulting, Elaina DiSalvo said the nature of the sport was a challenge. Running towards a pit, pole in hand, “letting it take you,”
Students solve a murder mystery
Donovan Wilson – Reporter The Halloween season is different this year, but the Bookmarks English Club did the best they could with the regulations and held an online murder mystery event open
Ryan Pastor seeks to sustain healthier earth
Ben Paquette – Contributor Ryan Pastor, a senior, said he hopes to use his degree in Earth Science and Geology to one day help oil companies find untapped oil trap reserves beneath
STUDENTS debate voting decisions
Sofia Rositanti – Arts & Entertainment Editor The election has been a major part of the 2020 year since it first started. Now just days away from the much anticipated election between