Roberta’s is more than just a convenience store
After being around for 35 years, Roberta's remains a favorite for students with its accessible location and welcoming environment.
Students create gift bags and memories
The Programs Council hosts a Sanrio themed event full of decor, gift bags for students to create and free food.
Owls Decide: Sunrise or sunset?
By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Sunrise because you get more motivation.” Psychology major Latrell Reynolds, a junior “Sunrise because it’s a beautiful start to the day.” Elementary education major Ella Maloblocki, a
Humans of SCSU: “I love to create something out of nothing”
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Sitting behind his computer desk, you would not picture Patrizio Arpaia to be a CEO of his own clothing label. Patrizio Arpaia, graduate from SCSU’s class of 2015,
Humans of SCSU: “I bring a unique side of life to Southern’s campus”
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Sitting in the clubs and organizations resource room, Kevin Kallaway, 23, goes in on his lunch of a soggy hamburger and pale fries from the student center food
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Eric Triffin
Taylor Richards – Copy Editor Public Health professor Eric Triffin from Bethany tells everyone that for being a vegan, he’s quite a ham. Triffin was born in Paris and has travelled the world, but
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Eric Green
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor After being caught playing the drums after the local drum corps practice, rather than being told to get off, the founder asked Eric Green if he wanted to play.
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Janet Sanford
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor To outsiders, Jennings Hall room 120 seemingly doesn’t exist. A hallway sign indicates the room is beyond the external door which leads outside to the loading dock. Tucked
Humans of SCSU: “The story isn’t just a tale”
Dylan Haviland – Arts & Entertainment Editor Megan Williams, a junior English major, was reading a book comprised of short stories. Tell me about yourself as a student. “Well, I just changed my
Southern’s Unsung hero: Carolyn Carrington
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor With the door wide open, the sound of piano notes and voice lessons seeps into the office throughout the work day. Some may consider it noise, but to
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Librarian, Wendy Hardenberg
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor As students drudgingly return to school and hit the books, Buley Library is abuzz once again. A place where time stood still during the summer is filled with pupils
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Brian Russer, “Mac guru”
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor During the 1984 Super Bowl, Apple aired its first commercial announcing the release date for the Macintosh. The 60 second ad sparked Brian Russer’s interest and his knack
Southern’s Unsung Hero: Pamela Day
Monica Zielinski – Managing Editor Southern’s police department has experienced shoes to fill after one of its members traded in her uniform for a golf polo. Dispatcher Pamela Day retired Monday after 34 years