SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer On the first inspection, conducted by the New Haven Health Department on Jan. 25, Conn Hall received 74 points out of a possible 100, but that was
RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Starting this month, the Fulbright Scholar Program will again begin accepting applications from students around the globe to participate in their exchange program. Students in both
Stephany Kaufman, Kristina James — Special to Southern News A vast majority of the country’s criminologists agree that the death penalty does not deter murderers, according to Brian Evans of Amnesty International.
CHRISTOPHER MCBRIARTY — Staff Writer The subject of Iran and its nuclear program has been unavoidable in the media of late. Iran insists its program is simply for civilian purposes and they
It’s been building for weeks now, even if you haven’t noticed it. The year’s shortest month is now giving way to its most exciting—March Madness has finally arrived. The time that divides
REECE ALVAREZ — Special to Southern News For months the world has watched as Bashar al-Assad has waged a continuous campaign of slaughter against the Syrian people. Details trickle in daily of
NATHAN PILDIS — Staff Writer “God Bless America!” We see this phrase everywhere, but what does it mean? Does God actually favor the United States? Slogans like these inspire strong feelings of
JESSICA ESPOSITO — Staff Writer I often hear my parents talking about how different it was for them growing up than it is for my brother and I. My parents both had
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Take a second and think about the things you want out of your life and what you expect in your near future. In high school we probably
JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor In a time of ambition, rebellion and economic hardship, where society thrives in success and falls to unchanging social class standards and greed, many may find themselves