Fashion label Coperni permanently closes
After a few good recent years, Coperni is closing their doors permanently.
The blind box craze is going too far
The rise of blind boxes raises the question, what is this for?
‘Castlevania’ has its pros and cons
With the return of "Castlevania," there are both notable upgrades and clear downfalls.
Free food with ProCon
Morgan Douglas – Sports Editor I have two words to make any student on campus fall in love with the Programs Council, or ProCon Free food. That’s right folks. ProCon hosts multiple
Omicron Delta Kappa initiation experience
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor On April 4, a group of students, including the Southern News copy editor Wula Cham and I, got inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa. According to their website,
Music can help students with mental health
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief These past two semesters have been very hard for me. Mold in my dorm, moving multiple times, constant attacks of depressive thoughts and anxiety attacks. One thing that
Grammys or Scammys? Review
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Every year my favorite artists do not get Grammy awards and I say the Grammys are a scam and I am not going to watch again. Well,
A tale of ice and fire
Mary Katherine Belli – Copy Editor Mondays are well known for being the roughest day of the week, however this Monday might be worse than just needing a cup of coffee to
Large puddles on campus during storms
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Puddles. Everywhere. When it rains puddles form, obviously, but thank God for my rainboots because the walk back to my dorm during the rain, and many hours
K9 police dogs on campus make my day better
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor One thing that really makes my day better at this university is seeing our two university police officers Brody and Jules on Instagram. Having two dogs a
College life versus home life
Wula Cham – CopyEditor Going home is a process. I do not know if you have recently gone home but going home for the weekend, as a college student, is a lot
Russia invades the Ukraine
Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief We are living through history, this is something I have been hearing for four years now, and I am getting tired of it. First a pandemic, now a
Connecticut Hall food getting worse
Sarah Shelton – Features Editor Ever since my freshman year, I have always loved going to Connecticut Hall with my friends; every night for dinner. I have noticed a lot of students have