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.
Are the arts worth pursuing?
Alexandra Scicchitano – General News Reporter Companies want everything to look good, but don’t want people to be trained in the arts, according to Larry Nye, an associate theatre department professor. “Art
New printers stationed around campus
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor Ten black and white and two-color printers, complete with a new printing service, have been installed in new and various locations across campus. Some new services include printing from a mobile device
A horror spin-off without spirit
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Arts & Entertainment Editor Fans of “The Conjuring” deserve better than the underwhelming spinoff, “The Nun.” Viewers have come to expect subtle grounded horror from James Wan, but
Solar panel installation begins
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor The university is continuing its commitment to act against climate change with the recent installation of over 3,000 solar panels on the western side of campus. Suzie Huminski, Southern’s sustainability coordinator, said
Women’s soccer beats Saint Michael’s, wins second straight game of season
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Last Saturday, it was all about the offense. Down 1-0 early, goals from freshman Kelsey Burr, sophomore Meaghan Kelley and junior Johanna Wahlen fueled the Owls en route to
Migliaro, Craft named captains for 2018 season
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor Jana Migliaro and Brianna Craft both said there will be added pressure this season as they were named captains of Southern’s field hockey team. “Being juniors, in the back of your head you
Alumnus returns to honor firefighters
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Arts & Entertainment Editor Southern alumnus Dan Lauria, Class of 1970, returns to Southern to honor firefighters with costar, Wendie Malick, in the play, “The Guys.” “The Guys,” is
Jesus Piece exceeds expectations on “Only Self”
Cesar Gonzalez – Contributor “Only Self,” by Jesus Piece of Philadelphia might just be the most devastating hardcore record of 2018. Something that many hardcore bands are guilty of, is hit-or-miss on their
Theatre department braces for new season
Alexandra Scicchitano – General News Reporter The theatre department prepares for its shows a whole semester before they are set to take place, said Kaia Monroe Rarick, the theatre department chair, and an
Dunkin Donuts and Adanti food court renovated
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor The Adanti Student Center (ASC) food court, Dunkin Donuts and sections of the Connecticut Hall cafeteria have been renovated and updated with new machinery. Brad Crerar, director of the ASC, said Dunkin