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
Tips for finishing the semester right
Audrey Gryak – Special to the Southern News Many college students know that it is easy to lose focus as the fall semester draws to a close. Expectations for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and
Unsung Hero: Vanessa Brown
Jenna Stepleman – General Assignment Reporter Southern’s staff is large. That means that there are some people who go unnoticed in the crowd, as their jobs could be considered everyday positions we
Owl Logo Imagined in 2017
Palmer Piana – Photo Editor Southern’s logo got a fresh makeover over the last couple weeks. A new design was revealed and can be seen around campus on t-shirts, hoodies, the school
Student Research Spotlight: Cory Williams
August Peliccio – General Assignment Reporter Adiel Coca, an organic chemistry professor at SCSU, oversees research for three students this semester, for whom he is thesis sponsor. Cory Williams, a chemistry student,
Unsung Hero: Earnest Arroyo
Melissa Nunez – Opinions and Features Editor In the bustling cafeteria at Conn Hall, hungry students line up between their classes to fuel up for the day—behind the counter is Executive Chef,
Students unite and dance to Colombian music
Micaela Valentin – Special to the Southern News If you walked through the campus quad on Thursday, Sept. 21, you would have heard students clapping to the beat of a traditional Colombian
Living vegan at Southern
Melissa Nunez – Opinions and Features Editor It was after his freshman year that Marcello LaGreca, a senior interdisciplinary major, said he decided to give up on dorm life — given the struggle
Research Spotlight: Chemistry study heats up
Melissa Nunez – Opinions and Features Editor In any given chemistry lab, students donned with safety goggles peer into their bubbling beakers–as substances heat up, they monitor their thermometers, measuring the change
Acknowledging Republican views on campus
Lynandro Simmons – Managing Editor Entering college as a freshman and being a moderate conservative provided some challenges, said Sarah O’Connor. “It was difficult being on a liberal campus,” said O’Connor, now
Humans of SCSU: Satchel Harrell
Josh LaBella – General Assignment Reporter Satchel Harrell, a freshman athletic training major, said he first heard about Southern when he was living in Japan. “I actually came to Southern because, in Japan,