Mike Neville – Sports Editor I still remember my first time stepping on the university’s campus. There is a saying you know where you want to go to school as soon as you step foot on campus. I found that out to be true with Southern. When I entered as a freshman four years ago, I was a timid but also over the top social
Read moreCaitlin O’Halloran – Reporter The Student Government Association (SGA) held their weekly Friday meeting on April 16. President of SGA, Sarah Gossman gave the President’s report where she informed the board of the Undergraduate Curriculum Forum approved of the Racial and Intersectional Justice Studies minor. “It provides students the opportunity to develop an intellectual foundation necessary to recognize both the
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Madeline S. Scharf – Reporter On Sunday, April 11, Residence Life hosted an event. The sustainable planting event was held as a part of the strengthening Sunday’s program. Biology major Kaheria Burgees, worked as an administrator for the event. She helped show students how to plant their own seedlings and encouraged them to decorate. “This is the sustainable planting event,” said Burgees. “Residence are encouraged to bring
Read moreCaitlin O’Halloran – Reporter The School of Business was gifted a $500,000 ceremonial check for leadership development. “It’s a very important gift that’s really going to enrich the educational opportunities for our students in the school of business,” said Interim Dean for the School of Business James Thorson. The award was presented by Lindy Lee Gold, who has a commitment
Read moreJosa Vega – Contributor Policymakers, lawyers and now even a Rhodes scholar have been produced by the staff and professors in the political science department. I feel as though that should warrant for some more recognition. The political science department homepage states, “you don’t have to be in politics to be affected by politics. Health care, the environment, free speech,
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