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,
Tampon dispensers empty, have been for years
Tamonda Griffiths – News Writer Angela Casner, a junior and psychology major said she has noticed a lack of feminine hygiene products in the women’s bathroom since the beginning of the semester. “I
Looking back: Fall of 1989
Compiled from the Southern News archives by Josh LaBella, Managing Editor Brady calls for more gun control The wife of the former presidential press secretary who was seriously wounded during an assassination
Plan to quit: students exchange tobacco products
Jacob Waring – Reporter As part of Social Justice Month, the wellness center collected students’ tobacco products in exchange for flash drives and gift cards. “We’ve done about now, at least five
Students enriched by military service
Haljit Basuljevic – Contributor The Veterans Services on campus serves to welcome and accommodate student veterans, several of which said their experience in the Armed Forces and their studentship has enriched their
Open swim is back and better than ever
Matt Gad – Contributor The open swim on Mondays and Tuesdays this year is a trial run, said Andrew Marullo, to gage whether students have an interest. Marullo, assistant director of student
Looking back: Fall of 1988
Compiled from the Southern News archives by Josh LaBella – Managing Editor Secretary of State addresses voting rights issue Julia Tashjian, Connecticut Secretary of State, told Southern students that while they may feel
Safety on a public campus, following tragedy
Jacob Waring – Reporter Reflecting on tragedies around the country, one of the more recent being a shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, some students said they feel safe on a public
Halloween candy elicits childhood memories
Hunter Lyle – Reporter To get students all over campus ready for All Hallows’ Eve, the student members of Programs Council spread holiday hype with cups of candy. Stocked with a wagon
Auditions showcase art for the sake of social justice
Lexi Scicchitano – Reporter Auditions for The Expressions of Social Justice Talent Show put on by the Multicultural Center were last week. Taking place Nov. 7, the event used to be under a
Students say that pocket change does add up, big time
Jessica Guerrucci – Contributor When it comes to coins, people save them up or toss them out. For some students at Southern, saving up their coins is how they pay for their