Southern News

Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: Just weeks after news spread of Provost and Chief Academic Officer Selase Williams’ planned departure at the end of the year, top university officials have appointed his replacement,

Jeff Nowak, Sports Freak: Southern is getting ready for nationals in the spring, and it just revealed its secret weapon: a man named Battle. You may know him as Stanley F. Battle,

Jeff Nowak, Editor in Chief: A mainstay in the Southern fashion world is now banned. North Face brand jackets will no longer be allowed in academic buildings, dormitories or campus dining facilities.

Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: Starting construction on new parking garages, campus police have required commuter students to find alternative methods to reach the university, eliminating parking in commuter lots. “We all have

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Many clubs and organizations on campus occupy offices on the second floor of the Michael J. Adanti Student Center. This spring, the competition will begin as all rooms

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: A “cathouse” was reported to be operating on campus last Thursday, according to Southern police chief, Joseph Dooley, who said a local pedestrian informed him off the

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: A loud crash, like a bomb exploding, was heard from the outside of Schwartz Hall, according to Schwartz resident Gabrielle Stella, who was coming back from the Adanti

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Compared to last year, this year’s Jail ‘N’ Bail participants will notice one major difference. In the past, the Beta Mu Sigma fraternity and the SCSU Police Department

Ronny Myers, Undergraduate Bro: As the number one undisputed bro on campus, I’ve got some serious expectations from my fellow students. On one side, you have people like myself who view my

Dotty Spencer, Bird Lover: Southern’s mascot, the owl, is supposed to represent wisdom, strength, and agility. But too often I hear that not enough Southern students have school spirit aside from the