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.
DIY crafts are perfect for the idle hands on campus. Try making these seasonal homemade bird feeders!
Mackenzie Hurlbert – Copy Editor – Happy November! Hopefully your power is on after Sandy’s tantrum, if not, here’s a cute, quick craft to do now that the lack of TV means impending
Eid, an opportunity to make a difference
Yousif Aziz – Staff Writer – On Wednesday Oct 22, 2012, Southern had a scholar, Abu Yousif, that took his time to come to the university to share his knowledge with the Muslim
Armstrong no more
Dan Griffin – Staff Writer – Lance Armstrong getting stripped of his Tour de France titles and any glory in the sport of cycling is a punishment that fits the crime. This man
Halloween: the old and new
Mackenzie Hurlbert – Copy Editor – Remember those days when Halloween was all about getting the most candy and finding the coolest costume to show off in school? We’d wait by the window
The good and oddity of festivals
Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – I was not a sheltered teenager by any means. Yet, I didn’t attend my first music festival until I was 19. I was so excited the festival
SCSU quick to open after storms
Ali Iacono – Special To The Southern News – It’s no secret that there was a hurricane last week and though it was a category one storm, it caused a lot of damage
Small idea turns to big event on Campus: Day of Peace
Kendra Baker – Staff Writer – As Michael Ruscoe, adjunct instructor of English, looked over his calendar, he noticed that the last day of his INQ 101 class fell on Dec. 8—the anniversary
Scholarships offer relief to students
Ivylee Rosario – News Reporter – Imagine if there was a way students could reduce their tuition bill just by merely filling out an application; well there is a way and they are
Women’s Center in full swing
Jourdan Duncan – Staff Writer – Student activist and graduate intern at the Women’s Center, Ebony McClease, enthusiastically indulges in the planning and programming of educational events and she specifically stresses the importance
More options try to provide different choices
Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Students who have an unlimited meal plan can now receive more options for an additional charge with their anywhere meals. Director of Food Services Danny Dawkins