Southern News

Monica Szakacs, News Writer- This year, Robert Sheeley, associate vice president for capital budgeting and facilities operations, said the grounds division is not getting time between storms for adequate clean up, so

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- It can be difficult for students to find places to volunteer, according to the Board of Club and Organization Management chair for the Student Government Association, Stefan

Ryan Morgan, News Editor- Q&A with Erin Dyer, President Habitat for Humanity Q: Why did you join Habitat for Humanity? E.D.: The main reason I joined was to help people and go

Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer- Providing a safe and secure campus environment during day and evening hours is Police Chief Joseph Dooley’s number one goal through the Campus Watch Program at Southern. “It

Monica Szakacs, News Writer- Chancellor David Carter surprised the CSUS board when he recently announced he will be retiring March 1, which is six months sooner than planned, according to Susan Cusato,

Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer- There is a legend among college campuses called the “freshman 15.” The saying is used to describe the weight that freshmen put on in their first year or

Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer- Long after the last class got out Monday Jan. 31, students were seen walking in groups from the Davis commuter garage and academic building parking lots. Bundled in