Donovan Wilson – Reporter Connecticut is getting ready to enter it’s much anticipated phase three of its reopening plan on Oct. 8 and the numbers are low enough to justify this. Restaurant
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Between comments like “Will you shut up, man?” and name calling, the true star of the presidential debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump was the interruptions,
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Phase Two for athletics has now been in place for a week, allowing for equipment to be used and up to 25-30 athletes and coaches to train
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Homecoming is swiftly approaching, and while there may be no sporting events to attend, alumns and members of the community can still support athletic programs virtually through
Mike Neville – Sports Editor A new semester brings on a variety of new challenges, beginnings and for Jay Turiano and Chris Lynn, new opportunities, courtesy of their new podcast ‘Owl-Or-Nothing’. “The
Gabriela Cuapio – Contributor Southern’s ground service crew begin each day by collecting trash, broken glass and even dead animals on campus. “Our goal is to make sure that campus looks presentable
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Getting involved on campus is an important aspect of college, something field hockey forward Karley Welles understands very well. “I am involved with a few clubs; Counsel
Abby Epstein – News Editor Take a swing against cancer and score a hole-in-one to raise money for pediatric cancer. “So for every hole-in-one a student scores there will be a donor
Desteny Maragh – Reporter The conservative, religious and nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court, Amy Coney Barrett, is not a fan favorite among students. President Donald J. Trump has selected Judge Amy
Donovan Wilson – Reporter Keeping students involved in fun events is hard to do during COVID-19, but Student Involvement has found a way to continue the fun. On Monday, Sept. 28, Student