The “Buley Art Gallery Ceramics: Selections from the Permanent Collections,” in
the lower level of Buley Library on Monday, Oct. 5. Photo by William Gagné
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
Luke Eilderts, associate professor of French, Erin Larkin, director of Interdisciplinary Studies Program and
Frank Carrano, former adjunct professor representing the Department of World Languages. Photo by William Gagné
CHARDONEE WRIGHT — Staff Writer Creating a bond with teammates on and off the field is what Paige Donlin, junior, elementary education major, said will help make the upcoming field hockey season
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Reporter In 2010, Southern women’s soccer team played in 12 of their 17 games and scored two goals or less. This season, the Owls will try to close
STEPHANIE PAULINO, MANAGING EDITOR: Being known as “Rally Ron” by students on campus, the outgoing vice president of student affairs, Ronald Herron, couldn’t have guessed that his own rally of excited students
MONICA SZAKACS, NEWS WRITER: After former President Cheryl Norton left Southern, Stanley Battle, current interim president, was appointed by the Board of Trustees one year ago. He said his initial reaction was
MICHAEL BELLMORE, STAFF WRITER: In a page long press release, Mark Ojakian, the deputy secretary of the Office of Policy Management, and Roberta Willis, state representative and Higher Education chairman, announced that
MONICA SZAKACS, NEWS WRITER: The winners of the Southern Fiction Contest read their work in front of 32 people last Wednesday in Engleman’s English Common Room. Writer of fiction since he was
JONATHAN BURTON, BUSINESS MANAGER: In a world plagued with a national budget crisis, wars on terror, fights and a new found fear placed in the minds and hearts of many Americans because
JESSICA GIANNONE, GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER: In the heart of much-expressed reflection and mixed emotions, Southern’s vice president of Student and University Affairs Ronald Herron will be resigning from his position, effective July
JESSICA GIANNONE, GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER: The Faculty Senate’s request for a faculty referendum of the LEP expresses three main concerns, among the many others faculty have noted. The petition states concerns for
JESSICA GIANNONE, GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER: Polly Beals, the director of LEP, said there is the idea that students will be more successful in their college career if they take certain courses early