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
Sorority gives back to community through campus blood drive
Jamila Young – Special to Southern News – Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority sponsored a Red Cross blood drive in the ballroom on Sept. 18 and 19. Delta Phi Epsilon has been running the blood
Equal Rights Amendment conference
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – Southern held an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) conference on Wednesday, Sept. 19 to raise awareness of the importance of passing the amendment. “We hold these conferences to
Ribbon-cutting ceremony for School of Business
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – Friday Sept. 21 marked a great day for Southern as a university, said James Blake, executive vice president, as the new School of Business had its ribbon
Spring 2013 classes to start one week earlier this January
Robin Glynn – News Reporter – Students who were planning on taking a winter break vacation, course(s) or a seasonal job may want to mark their calendars accordingly because winter break is ending
International students see the United States as ideal place for higher education
Carolina Torres – Staff Writer – After only three weeks in the United States, Jens Kummer ran into trouble trying to fuel up his car at an area gas station. The Germany
Healthy Aging Fair offers advice for mind, body and soul
Jamila Young – Staff Writer – The Women’s Center held their first Healthy Aging Fair last Wednesday in Engleman Hall which aimed to educate the Southern population who attended about basic health information
Shuttle service continues to serve students
Joshua Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Remembering a time when he needed to get from parking lot # 7 to class quickly, Southern student T.J. Jackson said he was grateful for the
Collegiate Link teeters on the edge of popular campus club resource site
Sarah Mastroni – News Editor – Collegiate Link is a relatively new website that acts as a digital bulletin board for clubs and organizations on campus to post about upcoming events. As some
College students begin to form opinions on voting: Economic crisis and personal reasons provoke youth to cast ballots this November
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – When it comes to voting, college students play a bigger part in the election process than most people realize. According to CIRCLE (The Center for Information &
Blackboard Learn is the new Vista
IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – The new blackboard learn system is taking over campus as the university switches over from its old learning program elearning Vista. Blackboard Learn offers most of the