Dunkin’ relocates to better serve students
The relocation of the campus Dunkin' ensures that students and employees are considered when it comes to wait times.
Robert DeMezzo on student dining
Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries answers questions about student dining.
Students input on Grubhub system
Grubhub is introduced to the Adanti Student Center and brings both new improvements and challenges.
Southern Strong Award recipients make an impact during pandemic
Abby Epstein – News Writer Southern Strong; members of the Southern community put in the overtime hours to help their community. Five members have been given the Southern Strong Award. Michelle Johnston, Suzie Huminski, Joan Kreiger, Renee Villarreal and
Diane Ariza becomes the inaugural Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Abby Epstein – News Writer The nationwide search for a Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is over. Diane Ariza will officially begin the new job in July of 2020. “The way Southern has positioned themselves to
Protesting restrictions in the era of Coronavirus will lead to more deaths
Jacob Waring – News Editor The world is in the middle of a pandemic. We are all hunkering down at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19 with the desire goal of
Freshmen avoid BannerWeb crash during registration
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor BannerWeb “delayed loading” emails came into the email inboxes of both juniors and sophomores registering for their fall classes — but for finance major Noah Falcioni, a freshman, he said the
The all-consuming coronavirus headlines
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor Headline after headline — suggestions of fear, of optimism and hints of uncertainty — all eyes are on the news media as they rush to cover an unpredictable and constantly changing coronavirus outbreak. With
Coronavirus: Should the COVID-19 Response Be Left to the States?
Joseph Vincenzi – Reporter The COVID-19 outbreak has caused the world economy to grind to a halt, people to close their shutters and entire cities to become lifeless. As a result, both
Animals on Campus not forgotten, continued care
Sofia Rositani – Reporter The animals on campus are still on campus and being taken care of by the students and faculty, whether it be by technology or by going to the university and
SCSU grad interns spill the tea on sexual safety during pandemic times
Amanda Cavoto – Arts & Entertainment Editor VPAS The Violence Prevention, Victim Advocacy and Support Center hosted an open discussion for students on Instagram Live on Friday, April 17 on sexual health
What’s on Tap? Predicting the First-Round of the NBA Playoffs Had They Happened
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer The NBA Playoffs were supposed to begin on April 18, and this year’s postseason was as highly anticipated as any in recent memory, with multiple teams in each
Morton’s Passion, Work Ethic, Keys to Lacrosse’s Rebuild
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Everyone wants to win in sports, and it is never easy for any athlete when there is very little winning. However, for Owls’ lacrosse goalie Laura Morton,