Fashion show promotes body positivity
By Victoria Cruz Contributor On April 14 in the Adanti Student Center Theatre, Delta Phi Epsilon hosted an ANAD “All Bodies are Good Bodies” Fashion Show. ANAD is the National Association of
Sana Muneer becomes the first to crack the code
By Brianna Wallen News Editor A weekend of coding, quantum algorithms and fierce competition resulted in a breakthrough for the university. In a field of top students at the Yale Quantum Institute
Selective honors ceremony invites
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As graduation approaches, many seniors at the university are buzzing with excitement as they prepare their caps, confirm their degrees and pick up their regalia. However, this
Disability Resource Center helps students at SCSU
Courtney Silva – Special to The Southern News – Kaitlyn Dyrek was struck by a Chevy Suburban while walking on the side of the road with her friends on July 24, 2006.
Renee Pettway wins the title of Queen of Cookies
Kendra Baker – Staff Writer – Eight students and six faculty and staff members each baked 144 homemade cookies in a competition to earn the title of 2006 Cookie King or Queen
People to People: Club puts a cultural twist on jeopardy
Carolina Torres – Staff Writer – The word “Oktoberfest” appears on a small screen. Fifteen Southern students are sitting around a table staring at the laptop. “What is a German tradition held in
Program for SCSU students to build a better you
Mackenzie Hurlbert – General Assignment Reporter – Being selfish is usually considered a negative characteristic, but students met in the Farnham Programming Room to focus on being just that. Counseling Services sponsored the
Sustainability is a continual goal at Southern
Robin Glynn – General Assignment Report – Students looking for ways to live a sustainable life attended the sustainable living event to learn way to live a cleaner, greener life. Megan Rudne Hoffecker,
SCSU’s future teachers organization travels to San Diego
Mackenzie Hurlbert – General Assignment Report – Southern’s Future Teachers Organization took California by storm this November for the National Education Association Conference in San Diego. The trip to the conference was fully
Commuter students continue to get involved
Jourdan Duncan – Staff Writer – Junior public health major Monique Beason said as the commuter programming board representative of Programs Council, she can also be known as the voice of the PB&J
Smoking: habit for some, an annoyance for others
Nicole Dellolio – Staff Writer – Merrill Cotrina, a junior nursing student at SCSU, said students and professors constantly ignore the signs posted all over campus that say “no smoking.” “Nobody wants
Mock Crash: Program aims to inform students about drunk driving
Robin Glynn – General Assignment Report – With December being National Drunk Driving Awareness month, the Drug and Alcohol Resource Center is preparing to show students the consequences of drinking, doing drugs and
Professional clothing drive to help ex-offenders
Ivylee Rosario – News Reporter – For Melissa Richard, a professional clothing drive was the best idea to help the most amounts of people who needed to find jobs in a timely manner,