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.
Women’s Cross-Country: Midseason report
Josh Falcone – General Assignments Reporter – The Southern Connecticut State University women’s cross country team is looking to continue to run on all cylinders. Coach Melissa Stoll and the team have only
Two straight ties for Women’s Soccer
Mark Tillotson – Staff Writer – On what started out as a beautiful fall afternoon at Jess Dow Field Wednesday, the Southern (4-2-2) girls’ soccer team drew a 0-0 double overtime tie against
Volleyball falls again
Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – Cheers from the crowd turned to utter silence during the second set of the Owls (14-4) volleyball game Tuesday night at Pelz Gymnasium, as junior outside hitter
Men’s Soccer loses in final minutes
Bobby Martinez – Staff Writer – Southern men’s soccer (4-2-1) fell short against Merrimack College, losing 2-1 on Saturday in a close game where both teams played well defensively. The Owls had a
Run to daylight
Ryan Flynn – Sports Editor– As the third quarter came to a close, Southern football (0-4) watched as another lead slipped away. Winless Saint Anselm had them on the ropes, and another gut-wrenching
Confusion arises with tenure promotions
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – The American Association of University of Professors has filed a grievance against the administration based on confusion brought up within the process of tenure, said the AAUP
“Building a Better You” Program aims to connect students with professors
Jamila Young – Special to Southern News – Grad intern for counseling services Cate Barber walked into the Farnham programming space supplies in hand and began to set up for her program. The
LGBT community still struggling with bullies
Sarah Mastroni – News Editor – Amidst the frenzy of upcoming presidential elections, equals rights for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community is still a hot-button topic. While the issue remains a
Chris Murphy takes on Southern
Robin Glynn – News Writer – Democratic Congressman Chris Murphy, who is running against Republican Linda McMahon for a seat as a Connecticut’s U.S. Senator, spoke to a room filled with supporters and
SCSU hosts Day of Service
Jourdan Duncan – Special to Southern News – As she bent down to pick up scraps of trash off the playground at John Daniels School of International, junior communications disorder major Mary Mohyed