Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor In a world without sports, many fanatics find themselves trapped inside, watching old clips of their favorite players, day dreaming about when they could tune in at night to watch games live. This brings a whole new meaning to seasonal depression. However, while times may seem dreary for sports fans now, ESPN is filling that void with a long-anticipated documentary,
Read moreSofia Rositani – Reporter From Southern to the emergency room of Waterbury Hospital, two nurses are working to care for COVID-19 patients while also taking care of themselves and their families. Registered Nurse Brenda Lupo graduated from Southern with a bachelor’s degree in business and a concentration in marketing. Afterwards, she decided to go to Naugatuck Valley Community College to get her RN license. Lupo has been at Waterbury hospital for seven years now. Lupo said the COVID-19 has personally brought her
Read moreJessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor The 2020 Southern Connecticut State University Film Festival is going virtual with the theme being “Throwback Edition.” Voting will open on May 6, where students can vote for their favorite video on the stations YouTube channel, and the video with the most likes will win. The winner in each slate will win $200 and the winner
Read moreJoseph Vincenzi – Reporter The COVID-19 outbreak has caused the world economy to grind to a halt, people to close their shutters and entire cities to become lifeless. As a result, both the states and the federal government have moved swiftly to combat the spread of the virus. However, necessary action came too late, and the United States now leads the
Read moreSam Tapper – Sports Writer The NBA was the first domino of the professional sports landscape to fall in the U.S., as COVID-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus became an increased threat. While the NBA made their decision because two of its players were diagnosed with COVID-19 within a day of each other, the decision was likely inevitable based on
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