Lantern flies invade campus
With the return of lantern flies taking over campus, students and faculty discuss the debate over what to do regarding the insects.
NABA helps launch student careers
The National Association of Black Accountants held an internship application bootcamp for students to get students a foot in the door when it comes to their career.
Owls Decide: Yankees or Red Sox?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Red Sox, because my friend is a fan.” Nursing major Cielo Garzón, a freshman “Neither, I’m not a baseball fan; I play basketball.” Biotechnology major Titus Graham,
Business school construction could begin in 2020
Tamonda Griffiths – News Writer The School of Business continues to grow – outside of its own building, said Bob Sheeley, associate vice president for capital budgeting & facilities operations. “[The School
Owls Capture NE10 Title, Await NCAA Field
Matt Gad – Contributor For the first time in program history the Owls have secured the Northeast-10 Volleyball Championship with their 3-0 win over American International. Southern wins their first NE10 Championship,
Students participate in refugee simulation
Izzy Manzo – Contributor About 50 students were able to experience the life of a refugee last Friday during the Passages simulation, created by the United Nations, which outlined the process of being
2018 Midterm Elections
Tamonda Griffiths – Reporter The 2018 midterm elections took place on Tuesday Nov. 6. An election party co-hosted by the College Democrats and College Republicans started at 7:30 p.m., and continued well
Carefully engineered flu shots are both safe and effective
Jacob Waring – Reporter I get the flu shot annually. That is right, I roll my sleeves up, and I just let them stab a needle into my shoulder to prevent myself from
RDR 2: The good, the bad and the beautiful
Hunter Lyle – Reporter After a year long delay, “Red Dead Redemption 2,” the long awaited continuation of Rockstar Game’s acclaimed western action-adventure sandbox series has arrived. “Red Dead Redemption 2” serves
The Warren Files returns
Hunter Lyle – Reporter Made increasingly famous by movies based on paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren’s real-life experiences, The Warren Files were hosted Saturday in the John Lyman Center for the
Festival covers race
Jacob Waring – Reporter Race and racism were explored in films and discussions at Southern’s first Racial Justice Film Festival last Saturday from 2 – 10 p.m. The films screened were “White
November Folio reading lets students express their troubles through poetry
Haljit Basuljevic – Contributor In a concise homage to art and artists, Folio’s monthly reading explored what it meant to be an artist in today’s world and invited students to present their
Neff residents talk conspiracies 1 on 1
Jeff Lamson – Arts & Entertainment Editor Clones. 9/11. The Illuminati. Conspiracy Theories 1 on 1 at Neff Hall last Tuesday covered all of this and more as resident advisors MaCi-Lee Jones