Anne Marie Lagnese — Staff Writer In a society where Facebook now has millions of active users and Twitter has recently come onto the map as a social networking tool, many alumni
SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer One Southern professor was recently recognized for her work at the university, particularly with First-Year Experience. Nicole Henderson, associate professor of English and director of Southern’s FYE,
RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor For the fifth year in a row, Beta Mu Sigma is hosting Jail N Bail at Southern to raise money for Special Olympics CT. In the past,
Stephany Kaufman — Staff Writer Not all college students choose to study abroad. However, Michael Schindel recommends that everyone take advantage of the opportunity. “I encourage all students to study abroad for
Reece Alvarez — Staff Writer Instability, high rates of turnover and relatively loose oversight are all trademarks of working in the restaurant industry: as are lawsuits ranging from discrimination and sexual harassment
Christopher McBriarty — Staff Writer Occupy New Haven is still standing, but barely. The beginning of last week saw the city of New Haven order the occupiers to leave as of noon
SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer I don’t even want to attempt to count the amount of times I have stumbled across the cliché “Live life to the fullest” in my life. I
Makenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer I’ll admit it: I’m a packrat, but I’m not as bad as I used to be. When I was younger, everything was a collectible. This ranged from
JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor Girls talk. They talk about boys, they talk about grades, they talk about sex, and they even talk about talking (I rest my case). Our species revolves
VIRGINIA CALCAGNI – Staff Writer The mind of a graduating college student can be a very dangerous place. There is so much to think about: the last semester of school, arrangements, jobs,