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 SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Alcohol and marijuana consumption at a university is not unheard of, but alternative synthetic drugs including K2 incense and bath salts are currently on the rise, but

ANNE MARIE LAGNESE — Staff Writer Planned Parenthood’s funding hangs in the balance as some adults, both young and old, may choose to use alternative methods and resources to ensure that their

RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter The Connecticut Office of Tourism has begun a new marketing campaign with the idea in mind to create a new brand identity for the state over

RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor — Doug Belliveau, a senior, was one of many students teaming up with professors to coordinate this week’s event, “Nuclear Explosion of Social Media and Advertising.” Hosted

ELIZABETH DISHIAN — Staff Writer Essential, inexpensive, and a basic human need—toiletries are items that every single person should have, said Peter Robb, senior and resident of North Campus. “It is so

Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer When someone sees a child finally get a wish that they made through the Make-A-Wish foundation, it changes the way people view the charity, according to Joe

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Wellness professor Betty Jung once had a student email her, requesting to make up the final exam she missed; the student lacked recollection of being in the

 SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer From police constantly patrolling the campus to residents being required to swipe in to their dorm building, junior education major Kelly Wood said overall, Southern seems to

REECE ALVAREZ — Staff Writer The U.S. is home to one of the most successful and wealthiest cultures in modern history. The nation stands at the peak of a mountain of material

 Freddy Heredia — Staff Writer While the winter season has had Southern students wondering day after day when winter temperatures will arrive, the season has also affected a club at Southern whose