SOUTHERN NEWS

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor I hate to admit this, but I hate bugs. When they are outside it is okay, but when they invade my personal space, I am grossed out.    Last week, after a long day in the newsroom, I came to my room to find a dead lady bug on my windowsill. My first thought was “wow

Sarah Shelton – Features Editor While walking around West Campus I hear coughing coming from a lot of rooms. I see everyone all of a sudden ordering tea at Dunkin or making it at Conn Hall. There is a sickness  going around that nobody is talking about, but the thing is, it is not the flu and it is not

Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor The story given to me about my family was my great-grandfather moved to Connecticut for a better life than the one he had on a Native American reservation. Which one? I am not sure. I know my grandfather’s lineage is Black, White and Native American. I was told his father wanted better for his children than the life

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief In my three years of being at this university, I never thought I would be changing my major, I also did not realize I would be changing so late in my four-year journey called college. It was a hard decision but overall, I am happy with my decision. Change is not just in a major, change is everywhere.   I was originally a journalism and

Danielle Campbell – Copy Editor I cannot be the only one. There is no way it is just me suffering like this. Stress. School. There are so many things happening I cannot keep up with at all. I have assignments due for classes, for my extracurriculars, I work at three concert venues, I have an internship and a senior class which might as well be another internship, my sister is getting