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.
Photos from Southern racial justice protest
Photo Credit: Palmer Piana
University choir is going to Portugal for spring break
Jeff Lamson – General Assignment Reporter A trip to Portugal, a remembrance concert for Sandy Hook in May, along with the regular spring concert are on Southern’s University Choir calendar for Spring
Yakabu Ibrahim: best hurdler in conference
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Yakabu Ibrahim, a redshirt senior and quad-captain, is ready to go for this weekend’s NE10 Indoor Championships. He’s number one in the conference for hurdles and number
Students question faculty on racial slur allegations
Katia Bagwell (right) speaking at Faculty Senate meeting, Adanti Student Center, New Haven, Connecticut. Feb. 14, 2018. Victoria Bresnahan – General Assignment Reporter After two Southern professors allegedly used racial slurs in a
Protest for racial justice on campus
Eric Clinton, with his hand raised, marching with students from Buley Library to West Campus. Josh LaBella – News Editor In response to two separate incidents where racial slurs were used in
Middletown stop on Mandala’s drummer’s journey
Tyler Korponai – Online Editor It is raining heavily at night in Middletown, Connecticut, and musicians rush to get inside the Mac 650 Art Gallery and Artist Co-Op to keep dry their
Students shine at annual Kennedy Festival
Victoria Bresnahan – General Assignment Reporter The only short come of theatre is time cannot be stopped, or at least that is what JT McLoughlin said when describing his award-winning sound design
Another use of “n” word sparks continued dialogue
Chloe Gorman, August Pelliccio & Lynandro Simmons – Managing Editor, News Writer & Editor in-chief Nearly a week after Eric Triffin, a public health professor at Southern, used the n- word in
Men’s basketball narrowly trumps Jefferson University
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Scott Burrell’s men’s basketball squad took care of business Monday night, 73-71, over Jefferson University (P.A.) thanks to a game-winner off the hands of Jerry Luckett, Jr.
Relocation of Digital Summit
August Pelliccio – News Writer Lack of clear communication is what a few university officials attribute to a turn of events that was portrayed as discrimination against the Republican community in two