JON MORENO — Arts & Entertainment Editor Joshua L. Smith, a senior music major, was raised in the church and his music is heavily influenced by his religious beliefs. He plays the
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer After a solid start to the season winning their first two meets and working their way up in the rankings, the SCSU men’s cross country team caught
BRITTANY MONTAGUE — Special to Southern News On top of bold blue letters that read SCSU in the middle of Moore Fieldhouse stood united pride, spirit and everything each team had to
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer While the SCSU women’s soccer team was ready to honor their 2011 graduating class on Senior Night, the Owls had other business to take care of as
RYAN IANNI — Staff Writer Fifty seconds. That was how long it took for the men’s soccer team to open the scoring in their final home game of the season against conference
RYAN FLYNN — Staff Writer Twenty minutes before the opening kick, it was obvious what kind of game the Southern faithful was in store for. Jess Dow field was already coated in
JEFF NOWAK — Editor-in-Chief In a sports world filled with professional narcissists living for nothing more than six points, a tediously planned celebration and a bigger contract, something can be said for
PAULA CAPUTO — Staff Writer In her first and only season as the Owls women’s soccer goaltender, graduate student Jacquelyn Fede has already managed to earn women’s athlete of the month, set
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The Federal Bureau of Investigation Crime Statistics released last May the most dangerous cities in the United States, with New Haven sitting in fourth place as the U.S.