Owls seize victory from Monroe
The Owls win the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct. 10.
University unveils tribute to Tim Quill
After his passing earlier this year, the university has dedicated a new sign to Swimming and Diving Head Coach Tim Quill.
‘Pep Rally’ sparks blue and white pride
In celebration of Homecoming, students were able to join together for 'Pep Rally' on Thursday, Oct. 8.
SCSU Hires New Provost and Dean of Education
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Between the new Science Center and the renovations being made to Buley Library, the external changes being made to Southern’s campus are more visible than ever
Flag Man: selling flags on long warf since 1992
Derek Torrellas – Photo Editor Amidst a sea of brightly colored Mexican food trucks parked between I-95 and the New Haven harbor, sat an aging U-Haul truck. Most of the food trucks
Southern’s NAACP hosts Labor Day BBQ
SCSU’s NAACP hosted a Labor Day BBQ on the Academic Quad on September 1. Members of the college chapter invited all students to join them to kick off the new semester. Maya
45 Things to Do Before You Graduate
1. Attend Welcome Weekend in the fall 2. Sit in the Blue Crew section at a basketball game 3. Try Bar’s mashed potato
‘Take Back the Night’ shines light on sexual violence
Xavier Lassiter – Special to the Southern News Five minutes separated a ballroom of raucous, chatty college students from a silent, anxious assembly. Each student surveyed the room, waiting for the other to
Senator visits to discuss student concerns
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer Southern’s Organization for Latin American Students was joined by the United States Senator for Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal, for a discussion on issues that impact students such as immigration,
New feminism campaign aims to break traditional ideals
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer A campaign that started at Duke University has come to Southern, raising awareness for feminism, according to graduate assistant at the women’s studies program Tiffany Trowbridge-Bernard. “The aim
Students plan for a summer with travel and academics in mind
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer As classes come to an end this week and the four month holiday begins for those who aren’t graduating, the Southern News is taking a look at the
A closer look at workplace discrimination
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer Since the Equal Pay Act signed by President Kennedy in 1963, the push for equal pay has been rising. Yet even today in 2014, a wage gap
Crisis in Ukraine catches Southern Community attention
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer Southern held a discussion panel about the problems in Ukraine last week, focusing on what has happened and what’s next for the country. News anchor Chris