Carolina Torres – Staff Writer – After only three weeks in the United States, Jens Kummer ran into trouble trying to fuel up his car at an area gas station. The Germany
Jamila Young – Staff Writer – The Women’s Center held their first Healthy Aging Fair last Wednesday in Engleman Hall which aimed to educate the Southern population who attended about basic health information
Joshua Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Remembering a time when he needed to get from parking lot # 7 to class quickly, Southern student T.J. Jackson said he was grateful for the
Sarah Mastroni – News Editor – Collegiate Link is a relatively new website that acts as a digital bulletin board for clubs and organizations on campus to post about upcoming events. As some
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – When it comes to voting, college students play a bigger part in the election process than most people realize. According to CIRCLE (The Center for Information &
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – The new blackboard learn system is taking over campus as the university switches over from its old learning program elearning Vista. Blackboard Learn offers most of the
Savannah Mul – Opinions Editor – Imagine if the teachers went on strike within the first few weeks of school in your hometown. In Chicago, the nation’s third-largest school district, teachers are doing
Ryan Ianni – Special to the Southern News – If I, were to ask as the average student on campus, to name three professional soccer players, I’m confident that the majority would give me answers
A year has passed, and Sept. 17, 2012 marked the anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York’s financial district. That morning, police arrested less than a dozen protestors who
Mackenzie Hurlbert – Copy Editor – All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. There is truth behind this proverb, and as classes start to kick into third-gear and our agendas