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Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – President Barack Obama defeated Republican challenger Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election after a volatile campaign by both candidates. Obama gained the needed electoral

Kendra Baker – Staff Writer – As Michael Ruscoe, adjunct instructor of English, looked over his calendar, he noticed that the last day of his INQ 101 class fell on Dec. 8—the anniversary

Ivylee Rosario – News Reporter – Imagine if there was a way students could reduce their tuition bill just by merely filling out an application; well there is a way and they are

Jourdan Duncan – Staff Writer – Student activist and graduate intern at the Women’s Center, Ebony McClease, enthusiastically indulges in the planning and programming of educational events and she specifically stresses the importance

Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Students who have an unlimited meal plan can now receive more options for an additional charge with their anywhere meals. Director of Food Services Danny Dawkins

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – For students who take the shuttle, there will be no more guessing where on campus the shuttle is and when it will be at your location;

Mackenzie Hurlbert – General Assignment Report – “I just remember seeing the color red,” said Erin Davies, recalling the moment she discovered her VW Beetle was vandalized because of a rainbow sticker on

Kiera Blake – Special to the Southern News – The month of October kicks off National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, dedicated to educating, spreading awareness and contributing to the cause of curing breast cancer

Jourdan Duncan – Special to The Southern News – As she sits behind the desk with paperwork lined up in front of her and finishes up a phone call, international student adviser Aliya