How to snag a seasonal part-time job
Kelsey Mix – Copy Editor It’s hard enough finding a part-time job in today’s working world, but if you’re looking for a part-time seasonal job, it gets even trickier. If you don’t work
WATCH: Public health professor says Ebola is not a threat to students
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Since Ebola hit West Africa, Southern Professor Dr. John Nwangwu, has traveled to and from Ebola stricken countries to aid in containing the epidemic. Nwangwu is
Democrats v. Republicans: Students participate in political debate
Ty Seymour of the college Republicans speaks to the crowd during the debate. Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter The two groups of university students sat on their respective sides of the
SPOOF: Senior class trip relocated to historic Williamsburg
Monica Zielinski – Online Editor Southern’s seniors won’t be soaking up the sun on Virginia Beach this May. Due to a change in plans, the class of 2015 officers announced the location
News finds students on social media
Eric Urbanowicz – Special to The Southern News As he prepares to begin his radio show, Jon Reynolds, the news director at Southern Connecticut State University’s radio station, WSIN, scrolls through the
NFL players’ domestic violence cases force nation to look at the national issue
Aaron Johnson – Sports Editor What’s so great about sports? It’s always about two silly teams just trying to get a silly ball through a hoop, a net, or in some weird
Americans Respond to Ebola-Infected Workers
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter Ebola, the viral disease, has a fatality rate of 70% among humans. The disease has been centered in West Africa, particularly Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and just