Weekend van serivce brings students to local hotspots
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Students now have a new and convenient way to get off campus on the weekends. Thanks to a new collaboration with the Office of Residence Life, a
Regional Water Authority visits campus
By Brianna Wallen News Editor The world of public utilities plays a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure that supports everyday life and the “Special One-Time Session: ‘A Day with the RWA!’”
Students voice concerns about fall housing selection
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As the fall semester approaches, students are beginning to secure their housing for next year. Those who paid their housing deposits on time had the opportunity to
International Women’s Day
Madeline S. Scharf – Reporter People around the world celebrate women’s achievements and rally for gender equality on March 8, International Women’s Day. The entire month of March is dedicated to women’s
More single occupant rooms coming in Fall
Donovan Wilson – Reporter After a long history of students demanding more single occupant housing, the university will finally be offering more single rooms next semester. Currently, only a few single rooms
Working through COVID-19
Sofia Rositani – Arts & Entertainment Editor Associate Vice President Dean of Students, Jules Tetreault, oversees about 10 departments on campus such as health counseling, wellness, violence prevention, student conduct, recreation fitness
Softball sweeps Felician in 2021 opener
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The long-awaited return of sports competition has finally arrived. It couldn’t have started off on a higher note, as the softball team swept their doubleheader against Felician
New registration program to aid students’ class search
Caitlin O’Halloran – Reporter Registration for the Fall 2021 semester is about to begin for students, with an increase in in-person classes. “I’d rather have in-person classes if I could,” says nursing
Alumnus’ new book
Madeline S. Scharf – Reporter Southern alumni Ryan Meyer has officially published his second collection of poems, Tempest. A departure from his first book, Haunt, which focused more on a thrilling, dark,
Southern granted $25 million for PPE sanitation equipment
Madeline S. Scharf – Reporter Weekly COVID-19 testing has become a staple for students living on campus. While the students can get tests without paying out of pocket, testing is not free.
Students say drunk driving has become a problem
Ana Agraja – Contributor Caitlin O’Halloran – Contributor Robby Tierstein – Contributor Drunk driving is an issue for many college students, including education major Jaylenn Arline, who has known someone who experienced
Directional signs still outdated
Sam Tapper – Editor-in-Chief Abby Epstein – Managing Editor Seabury Hall, the Red Bird Buildings, the old Student Center; all buildings on campus that have either been demolished or no longer in
Campus dinning closures
Donovan Wilson – Reporter A couple of cases of COVID-19 within Adanti Student Center’s food court staff left Dunkin’ and Tres Habaneros temporarily closed down. With much less students on campus than