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.
Supplies for the 'Snap and Stick' event in the North Campus Community Room. Photos by Mackenzie Byerlee
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,
MICHAEL COSTEINES — Staff Writer Regulation was not enough, as the Owls defeated The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights 64-60 in overtime. The game was showcased as a quarterfinal matchup in
RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter There are some books that you want to write, and there are some books that you have to write, according to Paul Solotaroff. As a senior
Freddy Heredia– Special to Southern News Although majoring in painting, “super senior” Glenn Paskiewicz has passion for more than just the arts but a passion to master whatever challenge may come his
RYAN FLYNN—General Assignment Reporter Having had enough of the heckling from the students at Southern Connecticut State University, comedian T.J. Miller kicked over his microphone stand, knocked over the stool beside him
Alia Carangelo – Special to the Southern News The spring semester not only brings a new workload and busy class schedules but also issues of homosexuality, abortion, rape, child abuse and suicide–in
TAMIKA ALEXANDER — Staff Writer The stage was lined with decorated mannequins and the stairs were lined with designer shoes when the Tru Modeling Troupe walked the runway on Friday, Feb. 10,
ELIEZER SANTIAGO —Staff Writer At the bar in Myrtle Beach, Camron DiNatale stood in front of the crowd ready to give them the show they came for. DiNatale, with his former band
HEATHER FRANCI — Special to Southern News Their expressions never change and they continue to tell the same stories that they have always told. They stand 4 to 5 feet tall and
RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter In celebration of the Year of the Dragon, known universally as the luckiest of the twelve Chinese zodiac years, students and faculty met in Engleman Hall
JON MORENO — Arts Editor Nowadays, it may seem like more and more people let out their frustrations and choose to express everything through a Facebook status or a tweet. Well, what