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SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor From 6:30 to 11:00 p.m. this Wednesday, April 25, the brothers of Alpha Phi Delta (APD) will be hosting their second annual Autism Speaks Benefit Concert in

Tamika Alexander — Staff Writer Students with elaborate faces covered in pinks, greens, reds and blues, wearing today’s hottest and newest fashions, walked the run way to display the 12 zodiacs of

Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter (S)ecrets, a student-run small ensemble group at SCSU, will perform two shows on April 30 during Student Appreciation Day. The first will be out in the

Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Jim Hoffecker of The Men’s Initiative, an organization through the Women’s Center at Southern, held an event last Tuesday, the 10th which was dedicated towards the artistic expression

Pat Longobardi — Sports Writer The SCSU men’s outdoor track and field team is heating up as the season progresses and the bigger meets roll around the corner. The Owls are looking for

JON MORENO — Arts Editor Senior Rick Kirkland has made a name for himself over the years being one of the football Owls’ elite players. However, in his last semester of his

RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter It was an opportunity to be in someone else’s shoes, or in this case, wheels, according to Associate Professor Mary Jo Archambault. Her words rang true,

 RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Two comedians on the rise performed at the Lyman Center this past week. Michael Kosta, a former tennis player turned comedian was the headliner and 23-year-old

ANDREW ANASTASIO — Staff Writer The Southern Connecticut Owls avoided a sweep Sunday afternoon after splitting wins in a double-header contest against Saint Anselm. Co-captain Ryan Yerina was the starting pitcher in

SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor Child abuse, homosexuality, suicide and a botched abortion—these are just a few of the controversial subjects the cast of “Spring Awakening” grappled with during the two-hour performance.