Buley Library hosts ceramic art gallery
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
‘Major and Minor Fair’ helps students explore
The annual "Major and Minor Fair" allowed students to discover what they are interested in and how they can achieve their goals.
Interim Chancellor Braswell visits campus
Interim Chancellor Natalie Braswell addresses concerns from staff and students on Thursday, Oct. 1.
‘Sopranos’ still hits
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief I am currently rewatching “The Sopranos” in my dorm and can nothelp but to thank the lord for this series being created. “The Sopranos” premiered on HBO on
‘Sinners’ is must-see
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor Ryan Coogler’s latest film, “Sinners,” is a bold and genre-defying film that properly and accurately represents spirituality, systemic oppression and the enduring power of ancestral traditions.
Mental health training helps students manage stress
By Lexi White Features Editor Juggling the responsibilities of schoolwork, going to class, activities and maintaining a social life can be difficult for some students. To learn how to manage this stress,
Declining physical record sales impacts music industry
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief The loss in popularity of physical music has made a detrimental impact on music today. I remember the time when I went to Best Buy, Target, Walmart, Barnes
Owls Decide: What is your favorite Vine video?
By Lexi White Features Editor
Baseball heads into NE10 tournament
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor By Matt Cain Contributor As the baseball season winds down, the Owls are setting their sights on a deep postseason run. With momentum building, they will look
Freshman carries on her sisters legacy
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor To some people, a number is just a number, however, for pitcher Giselle DeLutri, a freshman, the number four is more than just a number. Giselle has
Gymnastics places fifth in National Invitationals
By Avery Martin Contributor The Gymnastics team finished off their season with big results, sending three athletes to the event finals at the Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics National Invitational Championships on April 11.
Honoring children of Theresienstadt Camp Ghetto
By Carly Russell Photo Editor On Wednesday, April 30, the philosophy department and the judaic studies program hosted a Holocaust Remembrance Program. Readings and prayers remembering the children who passed through Theresienstadt
Students unwind with an afternoon of goat yoga
By Carly Russell Photo Editor On April 29, SCSU Recreation and Fitness hosted its third goat yoga event in collaboration with Bradley Mountain Farm. The event took place in the residence quad.