Utilizing Farnham Programming Space
The Farnham Programming Space offers students a place to study, connect and join in on various events.
Students share their opinion on the fall season
Students weigh in on what they enjoy most about fall.
Owls Decide: What is your favorite form of potato?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Baked potatoes because I like the sour cream and cheese on them.” Accounting major Roselin de la Rosa, a junior “Perogis. They’re really good and you can
Taekwondo community sticks together
Hunter Lyle – Reporter The air in Pelz Gymnasium was hot and stagnant, but that didn’t stop members of the SCSU Taekwondo Club from shouting, punching, and delivering some high-flying kicks. Taekwondo has become a sport on the
Club promotes acceptance of neurodiversity
Alexandra Scicchitano – Reporter Having an Autism Awareness and Advocacy Club (AAAC) promotes inclusion and allows acceptance, said Jimmy D’Elia, a senior sports management major. D’Elia has been a member of the AAAC since roughly a year and a
New police cruisers make grand entrance
Lexi Scicchitano – General Assignment Reporter Southern police department is introducing updated cruisers to campus, said Joseph Dooley, Chief of Southern police. “We are currently in the process of setting up the
Signs point students nowhere
Lexi Scicchitano – General Assignment Reporter With buildings coming and going over the years on campus, Vice President of Facilities Operation Robert Sheeley said his staff has realized signs around campus are out
Students agree with changes to dining services
August Pelliccio – Opinions and Features Editor Food menus and the names of food vendors on campus can change as much as Chartwells would please, said junior Lilia Ricci, but at the
Start the semester off strong
Hunter Lyle – General Assignment Reporter With a new semester starting, students at Southern Connecticut State University said they are already putting themselves on the path to success. Director of Academic and Career Advising Frank LaDore said he
Bikes and scooters allow campus mobility
Jenna Stepleman – Photographer Biking is simply less expensive than a car, said Quavon Lyons as he unlocked his bike parked in front of Engleman hall. Lyons, a sophomore social work major with a minor in psychology,
Club profile: BRoSE and OBAMA Initiative II
Victoria Bresnahan – General Assignment Reporter In collaboration with the OBAMA Initiative II, a group that provides resources to young people of color and educates them on the benefits of college, Southern’s
Students relationships and infidelity
Victoria Bresnahan – General Assignment Reporter Sara Gaccione, a junior accounting major, said cheating is doing something one would not want their significant other to do to them. “You can be friends,
Racial discrimination in the media
SCSU NEWS – Staff Editorials This past week there have been countless photos circulating of white-presenting teenagers holding their hands to the sky. On one, “DON’T,” on the other, “SHOOT.” Some of