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.
‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ tackles grief and disabilities
Sofia Rositani – Reporter “Everything’s GonnBe Okay” is a new show on Freeform and Hulu about an Australian man who must take care of his half-sisters after their father passes away from
University Forums discusses issues
Faith Williams – Contributor Generation Z makes up most of the student body on Southern’s campus. To continue to effectively serve the current Southern community and bridge the gap between generations, professors are
Global warming is causing wildfires and other natural disasters
Sofia Rositani – Reporter Australia has been up in flames since July of 2019. This fire has harmed or killed over half a million animals, and one-third of the koala population has been decimated
What’s on Tap?
Home opener serves as tribute to Coleman Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Just over two months since the tragic and untimely death of junior gymnast Melanie Coleman, the Owls’ gymnastics team took the
Global Brigades fosters good health in Panama
Alexandra Scicchitano – Opinions & Features Editor Students in the Global Brigades chapter at Southern went to Panama this past winter break to help communities by building water pipelines and treating locals
Clubs recruit at the Student Involvement Fair
Faith Williams – Contributor The Adanti Student Center Ballroom was filled with students, talking, dancing, filling out papers and connecting with each other to get involved with clubs on campus. The Student Involvement
Students find Southern commuter policy lacking
Abby Richards – Contributor In the pouring rain, communications major Sebastian Gonzalez, a senior, was on his way to his job at the digital production facility on campus. The rain was so powerful
REC the Night event pushes open recreation hours
Téa Carter – Copy Editor Music reverberated through Moore Field House as students tried their hand at mini-golf, pick-up basketball, and inflatable obstacle courses. The event, REC the Night, featured most of
Coming back to school is a struggle
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor Rolling out of bed at 7 a.m., the fight for a parking spot, cold air biting at my face as I run from Pelz to Jennings Hall doors
Students cope with grief as a community
Tamonda Griffiths – Editor-in-Chief Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor Grief, according to Chaplain Jim Furlong, is an inevitable part of life. Loss, he said, is another one of those realities that everyone will encounter, and all