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.
Bikes and scooters allow campus mobility
Jenna Stepleman – Photographer Biking is simply less expensive than a car, said Quavon Lyons as he unlocked his bike parked in front of Engleman hall. Lyons, a sophomore social work major with a minor in psychology,
Faculty Flash Mob Welcomes New Students
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor 5,6,7,8! The faculty flash mob danced their way up to Hilton C. Buley library patio last week and surprised students at the New Student Barbeque with their choreographed routine. For its’
New Student Convocation Welcomes Class of 2022
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor In spite of their diversity, large grouping, hometowns, or if they live out of the country, at the New Student Convocation President Joe Bertolino said the class of
Grigorakos Headed To Switzerland
Matt Gad – Sports Writer After finishing his Southern career with a 65-tackle senior season, outside linebacker Vasilios Grigorakos is headed to play football for the Bern Grizzlies of Nationalliga A, a
Senior studio art students reflect on their inspirations
Melanie Espinal – Arts & Entertainment Editor Studio art senior Brian Morringiello, said photography allows him to manipulate the “weird.” Morringiello’s photography is on display in the Hilton C Buley Library as
Cavanaugh Makes Hall of Fame
Matt Gad – Sports Writer After spending 29 years on the Southern sideline through 2013, former head football coach Rich Cavanaugh will be recognized in this year’s Southern Athletic Hall of Fame
Connections, cost cited as reasons students choose Southern
Special Report – Special to the Southern News For most students the decision was simple: Southern Connecticut State University. More than half of prospective students familiar with the university are “likely to
Softball closes season with double header split
Matt Gad – Sports Writer This year’s Owls softball team, which went 11-31, featured four graduating seniors in catcher Heather Jackson, outfielder Jaime Conklin, infielder BryAnna McIntosh and first baseman and pitcher
Students direct the stage for one acts festivals
Tyler Korponai – Online Editor From the struggle of survival under Nazi rule to time traveling family therapy, the Theatre Department and the Crescent Players presented Societatem Malorum, a student directed one
Take Back the Night
August Pelliccio – News Writer Violence Prevention, Victim Advocacy and Support (VPAS) Center student workers Kristina Filomena and Sabrina St. Juste said, respectively, supporters of Take Back the Night are tired of