Southern News

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Police Chief Joseph Dooley presided this year, setting bails at the fifth annual Jail N’ Bail for the first time. “I always like to catch the bad guys

Lauren Kurty, Staff Writer: Following the brightly colored balloons, the Southern community was greeted by many tables in equally brightly colored tablecloths bringing them into the Health and Wellness fair. The fair

Michael Bellmore, Staff Writer: Past a locked gate in the Old Student Center, an empty hallway leads to a locked door. Behind it is an old kitchen, and in that kitchen is

Senior Kaitlin O’Brien, general manager of WSIN, comments on station goals she has overseen. (Q)What is your current position? (K.O.)General manager at WSIN Radio, intern at the Z100 radio station Morning Show

Twitter erupts after Osama bin Laden is pronounced dead Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: A recent Southern graduate, Michelle DeVivo, was among the enthusiastic crowd before the White House celebrating the demise of

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: Higher education has changed as a whole since 1993 to present day, according to Ben McNamee, president of the Student Government Association. The SGA constitution is the foundational

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: The old versus the new: a conflict that exists at Southern which is complicated to overcome, as administration has expressed. If things go as planned, a new

Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer: In the Engleman rotunda last week, Melissa Swearingen, a graduate student, stopped to fill out some paper work and gave a swab of her mouth and then went