Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
English major Jeanette Bouvier, a sophomore, interdisciplinary studies major
Sophia Gugliotti, a senior, biology major Allen Motraghi, a senior and business
administration major Zach McCarthy, a senior. Photos by Brianna Wallen
Dear Dr. Strangelove, With the end of the semester approaching my boyfriend and I, who attended the same college, are now moving on to graduate school. We’ve been together throughout our entire
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Repor The 36-8 Owls softball team, defending back-to-back champs of the Northeast-10 tournament, once again entered the tournament as the top overall seed. However, the team would
Andrew Anastasio — Staff Writer On a rainy and bitter cold Wednesday afternoon, the Owls baseball team defeated the Adelphi Panthers 4-3 in an 11-inning game. Sophomore pitcher Rocco Cundari started the
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer For just the fifth time, two quarterbacks were chosen in the first two picks of the NFL Draft. After all of the hype in college this past
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer After a season like last year, the SCSU baseball team knew they would have to rebuild in some key areas due to graduation. One of those roles
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor After a year-and-a-half as Sports Editor of the Southern News, this will be my final column. Other than this being the last issue of the school year,
Sarah Green Copy Editor Students could sense the excitement in the room as Ashley Ishman and some of the other sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon threw giveaways, like Spring Fest T-shirts, into
JESSICA GIANNONE — Opiniosn Editor When a person imagines his or her life ahead— given all the hopes, fears, questions and dreams held onto, after all the accomplishments, struggles, memories and chances
SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Pirate funfetti, Oreo, and chocolate root beer float were just a few cupcakes offered last Thursday, April 19, at the Cupcakes for Cancer fundraiser, hosted by Southern’s
Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer Judging a book by its cover can be hurtful to the students on Southern’s campus, because most stereotypes are untrue, according to Jim Hoffecker, graduate intern for