Campus community celebrates diversity
The event featured a range of performances, student organizations and food trucks, creating a space where students could engage with different cultures through shared experiences and traditions.
News Writer Victoria Cruz says goodbye
I always knew I was meant to be an Owl. But thank you for showing me what that really means. It has been a hoot.
Owls decide: beach or water park?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Last one of the year! Everyone agrees about the beach. “I would say the beach because it’s more relaxing, and you can enjoy the sun.” Nursing major
Campus bookstore’s Going Green
Izzy Manzo – Photo Editor While students shopping at the campus bookstore currently have to pay ten cents for a plastic bag, they will soon be phased out altogether in favor of
Habitat for Humanity hosts trivia event
Nina 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
Looking back: Fall of 1996
Police involved in melees An incident between a Southern student and an unknown University of New Haven Student resulted in arrests and hospitalizations. The incident occurred during the Black Student Union’s Comedy
Dessert social a success despite threat of inclement weather
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
Southern goes to Salamanca, Spain
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
Glow in the Dark Party shines a light on new semester
Jacob Waring — Online Editor The Residence Life Quad was filled with students with pizza in one hand with glowsticks in the other and singing along to “Pop Out” by Polo
Art Students worry about post-grad employment
Kaynan 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
Value found within first year freshmen courses
Anna De Simone—Contributor Southern students often complain that required Liberal Education Program (LEP) courses such as Intellectual and Creative Inquiry (INQ 101), which is designed to prepare incoming freshman in their transition
Students learn about the Bering Sea biome and Jellyfish
Jacob Waring—Opinions & Features Editor Mary Decker, a research scientist from Yale’s department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology gave a lecture on how the Bering Sea’s ecosystem is impacted by jellyfish. Decker
Science clubs clean Long Wharf Beach
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Members of the Biology Club, Geographic Environment and Marine Sciences Club, Biotechnology Club and more, gathered for the first time on Saturday, May 4 to clean Long Wharf Beach in