Edward Rudman — Contributor As the clock hit zero, the men’s soccer team faced their fourth loss of the season. They were unable to come away with the victory and lost 3-1 against Franklin Pierce University. With the loss, the Owls dropped down to 2-4-4 on the season and 1-4-2 in NE10 conference play. Franklin Pierce, on the other hand,
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Ellie Sherry — Reporter A Taste of New Haven was an event run by the Programs Council at Southern that allowed students to try new foods from the area. Computer science major Christopher Caron, a senior, attended the event. “We run events like this to give students an opportunity to try foods around New Haven before they go and spend
Read moreNina Bartlomiejczyk — Copy Editor Prizes and snacks covered the tables in Adanti Student Center Room 305 on Tuesday, as students gathered together with the SCSU branch of the Habitat for Humanity group for an afternoon of trivia and fun. Upon entering the room, the Smartboard screen in this meeting room was alight with the familiar red, blue, yellow and
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Jacob Waring — Online Editor President Joe Bertolino’s administrative team was seen handing out delights such as kettle corn, Insomnia cookies, cinnamon buns and more. At the end, Bertolino himself handed out ice cream from the ice cream truck. This event, the Dessert Social on Wednesday at the Academic Quad, was part of the Week of Welcome. “Everyone seems to be happy.
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Alexandra Scicchitano — Opinions & Features Editor Fifteen Southern students took part in a month-long Study Abroad to Salamanca, Spain, which took place from June 29 until July 31, said communications disorders major Danielle Ott, a junior. “It was an awesome experience, I really enjoyed it,” said Spanish and secondary education major Miguel Diaz, a senior. Diaz said that it really
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Journalism taught me more than writing Kevin Crompton—Editor-in-Chief I never thought I would work for a newspaper in any capacity, let alone work my way up to Editor-in-Chief of that very publication. However, it was one of the best decisions and accomplishments during my four years at Southern. Coming to Southern, fresh out of high school I really wasn’t sure what
Read moreKaynan Conrod—Contributor According to Southern art professor Lachelle Workman says that when she was an art student at the University of Connecticut, career plans were rarely discussed and guidance for the future from administration was nonexistent. “Professors in my undergrad didn’t give me any information on how to take my education and go get a job,” said Workman. “In terms
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