Southern News

Kendra Baker – Staff Writer – Red—the color of danger, blood, passion, and rage—has been suggested by some psychologists to keep people from performing their best on tests and school assignments. “Psychologists—in

Shaunna Cullen – General Assignment Reporter – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends any person over the age of six months to obtain a flu shot. Ken Alba, senior English major

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – It was no trick or treat for residence hall students when they were told to evacuate as Hurricane Sandy made her way to the East Coast, leaving

Mackenzie Hurlbert – General Assignment Reporter – Two Southern students were struck by a vehicle in the crosswalk on Farnham Ave. on Saturday Oct. 20. The two students, one being Erika Shore

Savannah Mul – Opinion Editor – Early Thursday morning near Southern’s campus, Hamden police broke up a riot that occurred at the Pine Rock Apartments. Telliffier Morris, a secondary education history major, said that,

Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – President Barack Obama defeated Republican challenger Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election after a volatile campaign by both candidates. Obama gained the needed electoral