SOUTHERN NEWS

Joseph Vincenzi – Reporter ‘Queering the curriculum’ – that is, re-working various class syllabi to make them more inclusive – was the subject of a four-and a half-hour long faculty meeting early Friday morning. The meeting, which began at 9 a.m., involved at least 25 different professors representing various disciplines including art history, women and gender studies, philosophy, world language

Joseph Vincenzi – Reporter Students crowded around the community lounge in Farnham Hall late Friday night for Black History Month Trivia. Attendees were greeted with a table stacked with fried chicken, baked mac ‘n cheese, and fries; and with classic hits being played by famous artists like Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. The students were there not for just a

Sofia Rositani – Reporter Love has been in the air since February started. With Valentine’s Day just having passed, many students are thinking about love, or their lack thereof. Dating on campus, as a college student is probably one of the hardest things to do especially since students often have to deal with classes, work and club activities, leaving simply

Sofia Rositani – Reporter “Becoming an RN,” was a forum for graduating seniors who want to know what the potential outlook on a future career as registered nurse might look like. The event was held by the Multicultural Health Leaders, formally known as the National Association for Hispanic Nurses. Alumna Daniele White, who graduated last semester and got a job