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
JAMILA YOUNG — Special to Southern News Ryan Nurmi is an up-and-coming rap artist from Connecticut. He was born in Wethersfield, the outskirts of Hartford’s south end and now resides in Hartford.
MELISSA GIUGNO — Staff Writer Mani Mirzaee, a student at Southern, hosted the Music of Beethoven and Classical Iran, where he played classical music and introduced the audience to Iranian classical pieces
BRITTANY MONTAGUE — Special to The Southern News At last week’s Drag Ball, drag contestants along with members of Southern’s LBGT Prism proved heels weren’t made just for women to walk in,
JON MORENO — Arts Editor Glenn Paskiewicz is a ‘super senior’ who is majoring in studio art with a concentration in painting. He says he is not a directional artist. He has
JAMILA YOUNG — Staff Writer On Wednesday, the first portion of the SCSU Day of Peace took place. The event was organized by students of the Inquiry 101-53N class. They hoped the
MELISSA GIUGNO — Staff Writer “What do you want to do before you die?” This question was the root of the MTV show, The Buried Life. The question arose when the stars
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer All terrorists are not Muslim, but all Muslims are terrorists. The Muslim faith teaches hatred, violence and oppression of women. The Muslim way of life is a
JON MORENO — Arts Editor Q&A with Kristy Dillon, senior music major who sings country music and is heavily influenced by Miranda Lambert and many more as she studies for her degree
SABINA WALTERS — Staff Writer It was a special evening by any degree of standard; one an audience member felt honored to attend and would want to remember for life. There was
RYAN FLYNN — Staff Writer Robin Troy and Vivian Shipley, both published authors and professors in the Southern English Department, hosted a fiction and poetry reading Thursday night. Shipley, a veteran of