MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Connecticut state universities are seeing unprecedented numbers of students attending from Connecticut’s urban communities. The Connecticut State School System’s analysis of enrollment at the start of 2011-2012
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter In an attempt to bring communities together and recycle products, a group of Yale students came up with a website called Giftflow. New Haven is the
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter There are a number of gifted professors hiding behind the walls of Southern. One of them, Robin Troy, recently had her second book “Liberty Lanes” published,
ERICA NARDELLA — Staff Writer Before anyone thinks about jumping in the sheets with another someone, they should be aware of the precautions of having sex. According to the Centers for Disease
BRITTANY HOWARD — Special to Southern News Friends with benefits, late night “booty calls,” casual sex, receiving a service as a favor and not having to make any commitment are all unconventional
RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor Senior Jason Rizk has two coveted grand champ titles under his belt—from different organizations. Rizk dressed up as Mrs. Potts and took home his first win with
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer At the age of 8, a boy in a Northeastern city became a lookout for the drug dealers in his neighborhood. At 12, he was selling drugs
IVYLEE ROSARIO — Special to Southern News For Carly Wieland, the new Farnham Hall Program Series is a chance for students to not only learn about their mental health, she said, but
JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor There is probably nothing in the world that can compare to the past week. Possibly a melodramatic statement? Maybe. But true? Yes. There have been people who chatter
MACKENZIE HURLBERT — Staff Writer If I randomly told you “seven to nine hours,” what would you think it applies to? Time spent on homework a week? Nope. Time spent in the