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
GARRET DECROSTA — Special to the Southern News Exercising and eating right is important. Treats such as chocolate cake, ice cream, cotton candy, cookies are all harmful to the human body. With
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter Doors will open for Southern students who would like to gain research experience, with a grant for the establishment of a National Science Foundation [NSF] Center
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Making a difference in children’s lives is what Dan Swartz, associate professor of exercise science and chairman of the department, loves to do with Dream Camp. Swartz
If a woman at Southern Connecticut State University, like senior Kristen O’Donnell, walked alone on campus at night, she might have said she felt anxious or vulnerable, but after a month long
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Special to the Southern News Between the stress of the academic workload, family problems, and relationship issues, life can seem particularly overwhelming to a college student these days. However,
Football opens up at home this Friday against Pace University kicking off Owl Family Weekend. Family fun activities, live entertainment, food and much more has been planned for the two day event.
Monica Szakacs— News Editor When James Blake, executive vice president, heard about a wine tast- ing event on campus that would incorporate astron- omy, he said he wasn’t sure how the two
A combination designed to educate and motivate students on healthy living BRITTANY MONTAGUE — Special to Southern News A tree, lotus and cobra are all organisms found in nature – and in any
When is it time for America to say ‘enough is enough?’ KRISTEN O’DONNELL — Special to Southern News The President addressed the nation concerning a proposed bill that he would like the
MACKENZIE HURLBERT — Special to Southern News As incoming freshmen, we’ve all heard the horror stories of nightmare roommates and laborious hours of homework. One of the most prevalent worries among freshmen,