Sam Tapper — Sports Writer The final home game of every college team’s season is known as Senior Day, honoring the senior teammates for their careers. For Southern’s Jana Migliaro, though her
J’Mari Hughes — Copy Editor Women ages 18 to 24 are at an elevated risk of experiencing sexual violence, according to the National Sexual Assault Hotline. It also said sexual violence is
Nina Bartlomiejczyk — Copy Editor While Southern is generally a safe campus, according to this year’s Clery Report, there are determinants to having an open campus. Colleges, at least public ones, should
Jackson Volenec — Reporter A recent list from the SR Education Group has ranked Southern as the fifth highest ranked school in Connecticut for online bachelor’s degrees giving praise to the university’s
Izzy Manzo — Photo Editor Space utilization on campus and new task forces were among the topics discussed during the SGA meeting on Nov. 1. President Alexis Zhitomi announced that four new
Haljit Basuljevic — Contributor Grit and grind are inscrutable key resources for someone breaking into the music industry when it comes to building rapport, consulting artists and readily adapting, according to Steven
Ana Nieves — Contributor Journalism major Idonia Thomas, junior sat rubbing her eyes in order to stay awake while working in the library. “One thing that changed for me since starting college
Jackson Volenec — Reporter The Multicultural Center held an informational session regarding the new Diversity Peer Educator volunteer position that is available to students looking to advocate for social justice on campus. The
Sofia Rositani — Reporter Tony Spera hosted “The Warren Files” on Nov. 1 at the Lyman Center, after a showing of “Annabelle Comes Home.” By the time the event started, almost all of
Sofia Rositani — Reporter Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, was pronounced dead on Oct. 27, 2019 by President Donald Trump. This now means ISIS is without a leader, especially since the