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11/02/2026

University hosts Italian seminar

By: Brianna Wallen Editor-in-Chief The university hosted a symposium on Oct. 24 examining the history and contributions of New Haven’s Italian American community as part of the commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary.

Students participating in the ‘RHA Breast Cancer Awareness Walk’ on Oct. 20 in front of the Buley Library. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki

News

10/28/2026

Students walk for breast cancer

Students had the opportunity to learn more about breast cancer and the importance of spreading awareness.

Sports

10/28/2026

Weekend delivers excitement

Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.

Presidential attacks on News Media does harm

Jacob Waring – News Editor President Donald Trump clearly does not like the media. Specifically, the “fake news” media, which seems to be any news agency or publication that disagrees or critiques his talking points. He has been president for three

04/15/2020

Opinions

Murder-for-hire docuseries entertains during COVID-19 lockdown

Sofia Rositani – Reporter Netflix recently dropped “Tiger King,” a limited series that explores the world of breeding tigers, polygamy and murder. The show’s main character of sorts is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, aka “Joe

04/15/2020

Arts & Entertainment

What’s on Tap? NBA Players May Have to Refund Money to Owners

Sam Tapper – Sports Writer The NBA was the first domino of the professional sports landscape to fall in the U.S., as COVID-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus became an increased threat.

04/15/2020

Sports

Motivation, Work Ethic and Personality All Staples of Buscetto’s Career

Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Owls’ softball shortstop Sara Buscetto has worked hard to get to where she is, both as a player and as a leader. A senior captain, she never sugarcoats things and keeps it

04/15/2020

Sports

“The Changing Face of Autism” event explores long-term outcome of autism

Kaitlyn Regan – Online Editor The word “autism” generates around 150 million hits on Google, demonstrating how difficult it can be to find evidence-based treatment, said Fred Volkmar, professor and director of the Center of Excellence on Autism Spectrum Disorder. “We know there are big

04/15/2020

Features

Registering for classes changes due to COVID-19

Kaitlyn Regan – Online Editor This semester, PIN numbers are not required to register for classes due to COVID-19, said registrar Alicia Carroll. To ease the burden of contacting someone for advising, Carroll said, Southern decided to do

04/15/2020

News

Students find new practices for self-care during pandemic

Amanda Cavoto – Arts & Entertainment Editor Sofia Rositani – Reporter Being quarantined for a long period of time can cause stress, depression, and anxiety in many according to the Central for Disease

04/15/2020

Features

Man of the Moment: Wallin leads team to success with hands-on approach

Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor From the multiple consecutive conference championships, to the plethora of athletes sent to NCAA competition, Southern’s track and field program has been synonymous across the league for greatness. This

04/09/2020

Sports

James nears the cusp of NBA history yet again

Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor Throughout the 74 years the NBA has been around, there have been certain records set that were thought to be untouchable. However, as the sport evolves into the modern

04/09/2020

Sports

What’s on Tap: Bouknight’s Decisions Could Lead UConn Back to the Top

Sam Tapper – Sports Writer After his first year at UConn, guard James Bouknight proved he will earn a spot on an NBA roster at some point in his life. After declaring he will indeed be back at UConn next season, the question

04/09/2020

Sports

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University hosts Italian seminar

Students walk for breast cancer

Weekend delivers excitement

Presidential attacks on News Media does harm

Murder-for-hire docuseries entertains during COVID-19 lockdown

What’s on Tap? NBA Players May Have to Refund Money to Owners

Motivation, Work Ethic and Personality All Staples of Buscetto’s Career

“The Changing Face of Autism” event explores long-term outcome of autism

Registering for classes changes due to COVID-19

Students find new practices for self-care during pandemic

Man of the Moment: Wallin leads team to success with hands-on approach

James nears the cusp of NBA history yet again

What’s on Tap: Bouknight’s Decisions Could Lead UConn Back to the Top

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