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Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief It’s been just over a month since students returned to their campuses, and President of the Connecticut State Colleges Mark Ojakian said he remains cautiously optimistic. “I think

Desteny Maragh – Reporter Guest speaker Tracy Tyree, who is Vice President of student affairs, addressed a group of students to ask for their opinions on each of their experiences at the

Gabriela Cuapio – Contributor Southern’s ground service crew begin each day by collecting trash, broken glass and even dead animals on campus. “Our goal is to make sure that campus looks presentable

Donovan Wilson – Reporter The COVID-19 landscape has caused the precedent of cleanliness to drastically increase, particularly in high foot-traffic areas like the Adanti Student Center. Back when the university made the

Kenneth Bath – Contributor The new campus-wide safety protocols have caused the Hilton C. Buley Library to move most of their services online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This has brought forth

Jose Vega – Contributor Immediate climate action, implementing climate education, and increasing renewable energy sources across New Haven. These are all initiatives that the New Haven Climate Movement and others marched for.

Abby Epstein – News Editor Going remote has caused new challenges that has forced IT to think of new creative solutions. “Largely Southern has been an on-premises, on-ground kind of university, so

Desteny Maragh – Reporter At the Student Government election informational meeting, SGA Representatives discussed the demands and requirements for those interested in running for a position. Daphne Alston the director of Student