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 ALIA CARANGELO — Staff Writer Students should keep their eyes out for paper cubes or miscellaneous boots with writing all over them. It’s a different way students will notice fliers, and they’re

KRISTINA JAMES — Special to Southern News A hush fell over the crowd as Jonathan Blanchard sang the first bars of the Negro Spiritual “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.” Seconds later, Southern’s ballroom

SEAN MEENAGHAN — Photo Editor The SCSU service team organized its second annual Service Fair Jan. 30, to promote the numerous non-profit organizations in the New Haven Area to the Southern community.

LORI DEVINE — Special to Southern News The Plant it Forward initiative urban agriculture project, which began in March of 2011, will be home to Southern’s community-grown fruits and vegetables in the

CHRISTOPHER MCBRIARTY The New York Times reported that 92 percent of adverts in the final week of the Florida primary were negative. But, do they really work? Well, it’s hard to argue

ALIA CARANGELO — Special to Southern News One student, Shanice Green, said she wishes the new options of transportation being offered this semester were available earlier on in her college career. She

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Southern has been renovating its library and dorms and has been building a new business school. However, students and the general public alike have recently been focusing on

Elizabeth Dishian — Special to Southern News Noise of hammers and nail guns echo through the North Campus parking lot as Sound Development Group continues construction for new townhouses on Pine Rock

ANNE MARIE LAGNESE — Special to Southern News Imagine this scenario: A group of students meet at a friend’s house looking at every inch of someone’s Facebook page, scrutinizing every detail while

STEPHANY KAUFMAN — Special to Southern News Between juggling classes, romance, work and parties, it’s not always easy for college students to find balance in their lives. On Tuesday, Jan. 31 participants