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Tyler Fisher – Contributor The university is losing students in fact, it has been losing students for several years.  “There are several reasons,” said the university’s new head of admissions , Nilvio Perez. “It’s

Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor  A group of women sat around the room to listen to Reign Sanitary Napkin representative, Sharon Lomax, discuss menstrual health. A taboo topic the women in the room

Tyler Fisher – Contributor Ethan Deer got his haircut in front of the Buley Library. The money he spent on the haircut went to Camp Rising Sun, a camp in Branford, CT, where children

Madeline S. Scharf – News Editor Technology increasingly improves how students learn and grow. On Friday, Sept. 24, the Center for Excellent Children, or CEC, held an event highlighting some of the available technologies

Dr. Miguel Cardona speaks at Hispanic/Latinx heritage month celebration Madeline S. Scharf – News Editor To celebrate the 12th Annual Empowering Lives: A Celebration of Heritage and Esperanza/ Hope, the United States

Devin Hollister – Contributor On Sept. 15, 2021, the university Police department held the “Clash on the Court” event for staff and students. This event was for students interested in spending time

Ellis McGinley – Managing Editor The university’s Student Government Association convened for their weekly meeting in Engleman Friday, Sept. 17, just after 1 p.m. Campaigning for new student government representatives will begin

Abby Epstein – Contributor 20 years of engaging with students, 12 days of engaging with Southern students. Nilvio Perez has been named the new admissions director.   “I know a lot of people that work

Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor On the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month, Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc. held their first event for Hispanic Heritage Week on campus Wednesday, Sept. 15.