Steve Miller, Opinions Editor- Undocumented students benefit from local initiatives – Growing up in a city and attending public schools, my classmates were, of course, diverse. Throughout my school years I never noticed a
Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer- Reggie Garrett. Kimberly Gillary. Joshua Ellison. These are the names of student- athletes who, without warning, dropped dead. Yes dead. Ever wonder why and how a perfectly fit
Samantha Arbuckle, Special to Southern News- As I parked my Ford Taurus, I stepped out onto an icy four-foot stack of snow. After brushing off my jeans, I turned the corner to see
Jessica Giannone , General Assignment Reporter- Imagine this: There’s a loud clash on the floor. The sound of broken glass and a woman screaming with terror alerts you. You notice the woman’s face is
Steve Miller, Opinions Editor- You’re fat, you could stand to lose 10 pounds, your chest is flat, your penis is too small—these are only a handful of daily attestations the advertising, fashion, and
Kaitlin O’Brien, Staff Writer- It was Easter weekend during my sophomore year of college. I was home babysitting my cousin on a Friday night and around 11:30 that night, I received a phone
Simone Virzi, Staff Writer- In the ballroom of the Student Center, at least 50 Southern students broke a sweat Monday at the ZumbaRed class, one of the events planned in honor of
Monica Szackacs, News Writer- This week a new affordable shuttle launches from the greater New Haven area to various destinations in the New York metro area, along with round trips to airports
Junior Stefan Keller, president of the Service Team, is working towards new connections. Q: How old is the Service Team? SK: We tried to get started last year but it didn’t get
Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- Remembering the past and embracing the future is one way to perceive the importance of Black History Month, as Dian Brown-Albert, the coordinator of Multicultural Student Activities