Art professor brings new perspective to campus
Marie Murphy, ART 233 professor and founder of Silver Raven Studio recently started her journey at the university after years of being a full-time metalsmith and jeweler.
Creation and connection at ‘Snap and Stick’
'Snap and Stick,' held in the North Campus Community Room on Oct 13, allowed students to gather and makes crafts.
Owls Decide: Silver or gold jewelry?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Gold because silver washes me out sometimes.” Nursing major Bella DeRenzo, a freshman “Silver; I think it looks better with my skin tone.” Nursing major Olivia Gagnon,
University brings attention to the importance of Black mental health
Caitlyn O’Halloran – Contributor Mental health has been a topic of conversation for years. With February being Black History Month, SCSU’s Counseling Program wanted to bring awareness to Black Mental Health. “This isn’t just
Southern Students Take Their Love for Reality Television Show Big Brother From Viewing On The TV Screen To Competing On The Computer Screen
Donovan Wilson – Reporter Many college students consume a good amount of reality television but one group of students on campus have taken that love from watching to competing. Big Brother is a US
Halftime show becomes meme
Sarah Shelton – Contributor On Feb. 7, three-time Grammy award-winner Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, headlined the Super Bowl halftime show. The Weeknd started off his set with his 2018 song “Call Out My Name,”
SAGE celebrates Black queer excellence
Caitlin O’Halloran – Contributor Every Friday of February, the Sexuality and Gender Equality Center will be holding an event with Black queer figures in celebration of Black History Month. The SAGE Center began holding
Greek life has rush week VIRTUALLY this year
Donovan Wilson – Reporter Donovan Wilson — Rush week is a huge part of campus Greek life as it is how fraternities and sororities recruit new members, and as we enter our second in-person semester during COVID-19,
Math classes stay virtual with a faster pace set in place
Mike Neville – Sports Editor Remote learning has had its own set of struggles put in place by COVID-19, and now math classes have been added to that list. For the spring 2021 semester,
Students celebrate Valentine’s Day with loved ones
Abby Epstein – Managing Editor Chocolate, flowers, and Hallmark cards are the items many people think of when Feb. 14 comes around; better known as Valentine’s Day. “I think it’s nice to be able to dedicate
History department host ‘The history of Racism and White Supremacy’
Ellis McGinley – Reporter Tuesday, Feb. 2, the university hosted “The History of Racism and White Supremacy.” The 2 hour event was dedicated to discussing the roots of white supremacy and how students, educators, artists,
Martin luther king jr. remembrance event
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The Multicultural Center hosted its annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remembrance event virtually during Black History Month, this year going by, “Pandemic, Privilege, & Protest”, to tie in the current COVID-19
COVID-19’s Ever-Changing Landscape Brings About New Changes For Dining On Campus
Donovan Wilson – Reporter COVID-19 has turned the world into a fluid system of change and the campus’s dining services are affected as well. One of the many changes brought about by COVID-19 unto the