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Anne Marie Lagnese — Staff Writer Southern recently adopted a new form of housing for students. Gender-neutral housing is for any student who identifies within the LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Questioning

Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer Andrea Smeltzer was a freshman in college when her struggle with bulimia came to an end in June 1999. “Electrolyte imbalance, from purging, caused her heart to

Last fall, the Thursday Night Owls committee made their initial debut with the October Fest event. This initiative began as a means to bring more opportunities to campus for Southern students to

Simone Virzi — News Writer After accidentally eating pepperoni pizza at a dorm social, junior Jourdan Duncan was upset, not realizing pepperoni was pork. She had not given up pork to be

Tamika Alexander — Staff Writer Southern students can look forward to new Satisfactory Academic Progress standards to go in effect for the fall 2012 semester. The Department of Financial Aid sent out

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer On the first inspection, conducted by the New Haven Health Department on Jan. 25, Conn Hall received 74 points out of a possible 100, but that was

 RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Starting this month, the Fulbright Scholar Program will again begin accepting applications from students around the globe to participate in their exchange program. Students in both

Stephany Kaufman, Kristina James — Special to Southern News A vast majority of the country’s criminologists agree that the death penalty does not deter murderers, according to Brian Evans of Amnesty International.

MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor Looking into the eyes of the young children of King Robinson, Lincoln-Bassett and Beecher schools, a group of men realize that children are counting on their presence

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer St. Patrick’s Day isn’t until next month, but Southern has already been in the green spirit—green for recycling, that is. The university is participating in a “Like”