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.
Lil Yachty diversifies on third album
Michelle Shnayder – Copy Editor Lil Yachty, an Atlanta rapper who describes his upbeat, invigorating and drug-fueled style as, “bubble gum rap,” released a new album, “Nuthin’ 2 Prove,” on Oct. 19th.
Students talk online piracy
Jacob Waring – Reporter Piracy, no not the kind involving Jack Sparrow, online piracy is something we’ve all heard about from time to time. Perhaps, you or someone else downloaded music, movies,
African art exhibit returns after 15 years
Jacob Waring – Reporter The opening reception for the The Herman Copen Collection of African Art, on display for the second time in the Southern’s history, was on Wednesday, October 17th from
Students welcomed at Courageous Conversations
Tamonda Griffiths – News Writer In response to the 2016 election, Courageous Conversations was created by faculty and staff as an event to gather together and talk about issues that affect the community
Otis the mascot gets a makeover
Matt Gad – Contributor The new Otis was officially unveiled during the Homecoming Football Game when the players came out of the locker room before kickoff. “This was the first time I’ve seen
Students respond to the Kavanaugh flyer
Tamonda Griffiths – News Writer In response to the flyer posted on the Women’s Studies Program door, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design Alex Girard, encouraged his students to create and post flyers
Grand reunion turns into a grand celebration of an alumna
Jacob Waring – Reporter Alumni from all years were invited to celebrate the benchmark of the university reaching 125 years and to honor the class of 1968 who have reached their 50th year
Diner event brings students to the ‘50s
Hunter Lyle – Reporter As a part of the Homecoming week, put on by the special events committee at Southern Connecticut State University, the Farnham Programming Space was turned into an authentic
Loans are a necessary facet for the modern student
Jason Edwards – Contributor Andrew Porto said he feels the burden of paying for school. Porto, a junior, marketing major, uses financial aid to his benefit, using federal and private student loans at
Owls pick up mammoth win on senior night on Avila’s game winning goal
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor On a night where four Owls seniors were honored, and a game Zak Wright said was a “must win,” it was Juan Avila, a freshman, who was the hero in