Southern News

JEFF NOWAK—Editor-In-Chief— A 10-year-old stood in line to collect the first of what was sure be a collection of Little League hats, the mandatory stepping stone that would inevitably set the stage

 Stephany Kaufman — Staff Writer Shutting off lights, watch­ing less TV, taking shorter showers, and hang-drying clothes are just some ways that Southern students can help their residence halls win the campus conservation

 Kristina James — Staff Writer The room filled with laughter as Nicole Velazquez described the playlist she listened to in high school to put her­self to sleep. “I can remember, it was like

  Simone Virzi — News Writer If a Southern student is in the mood for soda or water, fruit snacks, pita chips or chocolate, they can easily slip $1 or change into the

 RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor For the first time in nearly a decade, Southern’s undergraduate commencement ceremony has a new home. This year’s graduation will be held at the Webster Bank Arena

 Simone Virzi — News Writer For the last three years, one Southern student has been grow­ing his beard during the NHL playoffs for his favorite team—the Pittsburgh Penguins—for Beard-A-Thon. This year, senior

Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer Southern is only at the beginning of organizing autism awareness events that call for stu­dent involvement, according to Kim Freeman, graduate student and employee at The Center of