Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Irony: an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been expected (Dictionary.com). Or as I might describe it, “getting constantly screwed over.” We’ve all
Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter: Many of my friends have brought this up and I believe that it’s finally time that this problem be formally addressed: SCSU is boring on weekends! Most
Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter: Free t-shirts, free ice cream, and free jewelry were just some of the items being given away on Broadway Street in New Haven last Friday. Students from
Simone Virzi, Staff Writer: Chad Goller-Sojourner said when he was 16 years old, he collected and hid scales the way a 16-year-old boy would collect and hide pornographic magazines. “Always use the
Olivia Richman, General Assssignment Reporter: Every week in Earl Hall, the work of two senior artists is displayed in the Senior Art Exhibitions at Southern. This past week was Daniel Tazzioli and
Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer: With a cup of plaster and his bare hands, he started touching up spots and smoothing out edges. Using the lab hours to his advantage, Bao Nguyen, a
Pete Paguaga, Sports Editor: The Southern karate club took part in a tournament at Western New England College at the end of March. Blake Williams took home first place in the intermediate
Pete Paguaga, Sports Editor: It all started with a cup of coffee when Sports Management professor Dr. Joe Panza met fellow professor Dr. Dave Pettigrew and it turned into the “First Annual
Darryl Hill, Staff Writer: Tim Shea has been involved with the Southern baseball program for over 25 years, but none might be as special as the next four years since he gets
Pat Longobardi, Sports Writer: After a cold and rainy week that cancelled one game, No. 5 nationally ranked Southern baseball found themselves against the same team they recently played, rival University of