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
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter (S)ecrets, a student-run small ensemble group at SCSU, will perform two shows on April 30 during Student Appreciation Day. The first will be out in the
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Jim Hoffecker of The Men’s Initiative, an organization through the Women’s Center at Southern, held an event last Tuesday, the 10th which was dedicated towards the artistic expression
JON MORENO — Arts Editor 1. “Born To Die” – Wow. The very triumphant sounding beginning to this album quickly turns into a song that sounds straight out of the Kanye West
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer WARNING: If you are one of those people who don’t appreciate uniqueness and would rather listen to that same-old, shallow-lyric music which now infests the radio, than April
By JEFF NOWAK—Editor in Chief— It all comes down to this. After four years of classes, studying, pretending to study, realizing pretending was a waste of time and you should have just
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter The Northeast-10 leading Owls softball team swept their doubleheader this past Saturday, downing Umass-Lowell by the scores of 6-1 and 9-1. Southern outhit the Riverhawks 17-7 en
Pat Longobardi — Sports Writer The SCSU men’s outdoor track and field team is heating up as the season progresses and the bigger meets roll around the corner. The Owls are looking for
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