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
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Because of some big injuries during the season, the SCSU women’s track and field team knew it was going to be difficult to try to overcome and
MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor Looking into the eyes of the young children of King Robinson, Lincoln-Bassett and Beecher schools, a group of men realize that children are counting on their presence
SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer St. Patrick’s Day isn’t until next month, but Southern has already been in the green spirit—green for recycling, that is. The university is participating in a “Like”
FREDDY HEREDIA — Special to Southern News While Valentine’s Day is a holiday for most couples and love-hopefuls to spend a night out with their significant others, Southern senior and Community Advisor
TAMIKA ALEXANDER — Staff Reporter Southern’s Wellness Center has brochures and information about sexually transmitted diseases and safer sex practices along with a basket of condoms set out in its lobby for
MIKE BELLMORE — Staff Writer Southern grad Billy Guida is not a political science major. He was not a member of the student government before he graduated last year. He was never
ELIZABETH DISHIAN — Staff Reporter Students who start to take steps to be healthier in their lives now will reap the benefits of a healthier lifestyle in the future, said Jessica Scibek,
CHRIS MCBRIARTY — Staff Writer Why do discussions about politics get so heated? I’ve encountered and heard many stories from friends about political discussions getting out of hand. Just this week a
There are certain times of the year for everyone. Times of joy, times of sadness, times we just want to shut the blinds and pretend we have the week off. For me,
SAVANNAH MUL —Staff Writer Cavemen carved on stone and left pictures of their adventures to show their stories in an attempt to communicate with others. Great-grandparents passed down folklores of love, fortune