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
Samantha Mckelvie — Staff Writer It was only 54 years ago when police invaded the home of Mildred and Richard Loving in the middle of the night, forced them out of bed,
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Southern students are flooding the gym, focusing on getting in shape for upcoming spring break trips and eventually the summer break. While beaches and bikinis may await
VIRGINIA CALCAGNI — Staff Writer If you ask around, people will always tell you they love music. Music is really something that, even if you don’t agree on the genre or type,
JOURDAN DUNCAN — Special to The Southern News Day 2 of my Muslim Journey Feb. 7, 2012 I’m starting my prayers today, and I am feeling a bit anxious because it is
JESSICA ESPOSITO — Staff Writer So the enevitable struggle occurs again: the trouble with losing weight has struck, and of course nothing in the past has seemed to work. A potential solution:
Dear Dr. Strangelove, On a vacation to California with my family and friend, more than your typical events occurred. I’ll get straight to the point and say that as me and my
SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor Child abuse, homosexuality, suicide and a botched abortion—these are just a few of the controversial subjects the cast of “Spring Awakening” grappled with during the two-hour performance.
HEATHER FRANCI — Staff Writer Southern Connecticut State University will have a ‘Fabolous’ spring concert this year. That’s right: Fabolous will be performing with special guest XV. Some of his more popular
RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Four talented young poets—each hand-picked by their respective colleges to join the Connecticut Poetry Circuit—read their work aloud Friday night. The event, hosted by Folio, was
ELIEZER SANTIAGO — Staff Writer As the lights dimmed, the music rose filling the ballroom with the sounds of the West Indies. Masks were donned by guests as they prepared to celebrate