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Destene Savariau – News Editor Following the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion department’s grand opening was a panel discussing the book “We’re Not Okay: Black Faculty Experiences and Higher Education Strategies”. The panel

Robby Tierstein – Contributor The New Club Workshops are a unique opportunity for students to start their own clubs at Southern with help from the Office of Student Involvement. Talia Lent, a

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Director of Community Engagement, Jim Barber is retiring from the university and due to everything he has done, they honored him and the program he helped found at

Alison Fernand – Features Editor The upcoming 2022 midterm election will define how American politics look for years to come. President Joe Biden’s term is approaching its halfway point and citizens are

Sarah Shelton – Photos Editor Over the summer, Banner Web seemed to disappear as the university updated it to Banner Student. According to the university’s IT help desk website, “Banner Web is

Destene Savariau – News Editor Luke Molwitz – Photos On the 20th of September, the academic quad became occupied by a group of non-students; which triggered a rallying response from students. In

Destene Savariau – News Editor As one of the Top 20 safest schools in Connecticut, the university wouldn’t have earned that title without the hard work of the University Police Department. However,

Destene Savariau – News Editor Bradley Robidoux – Contributor With the concerning rise in overdoses and deaths caused by fentanyl, the National Student Nursing Association (NSNA) are taking steps to combat this epidemic. On

Ali Fernand – Features Editor The death of Queen Elizabeth II took the world by storm last Thursday, September 8th. “This is a political figure that has been around for decades, before

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief Destene Savariau – Contributor A prominent Russian journalist had his website censored two days prior to a lecture at Lyman Center, where he spoke about censorship in Russia.