Movie Review: It: Chapter Two
Jackson Volenec — Reporter The wave of craze that arose when “It” released in 2017 was unforgettable. In the coming weeks after the film had come out, critics and fans alike had praised
Folio reading welcomes all types of artistic expression
Sydney Peacock — Contributor Kat Schoberle, the art editor of Folio’s literary magazine, describes the Folio community as “open and accepting” and “a judgement free space for all people to share.” After
SiR’s “Chasing Summer” captures the season
Essence Boyd — News Editor Singer, songwriter and record producer Sir Darryl Francis, better known as “SiR,” debuted his second official album “Chasing Summer” on Aug. 30, and it is definitely a
‘Golden Gate Girls’ shows different aspects of LGBTQ+ community
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter As a part of a five-film series that highlights different aspects of the LBGTQ+ community and the intersectionality within it, the second film, “Golden Gate Girls,” shown in Engleman Hall,
Students say artists do not have to define sexuality
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter When Ariana Grande sang the line, “I like women and men” in her new song, “Monopoly,” fans began speculating about her sexuality, but she said it is not something she
Alpha Phi Delta music festival for charity
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Local performers with thousands of followers on social media and Soundcloud performed in the Lyman Center auditorium for Southern students and the New Haven community. On April 16, Alpha Phi
‘What’s your love language?’ talks relationships
Haljit Basuljevic—Reporter Are gifts a visual symbol of one’s gratitude and love? Or are they a superficial cop-out from someone who puts a price tag on a relationship? The What’s Your Love
Steppin’ Up Drill Team offers dance lessons
Haljit Basuljevic—Reporter The smoothness in which the way the Steppin’ Up Drill Team demonstrated to spectators was not easy to emulate. As members of Phi Beta Sigma and the drill team lined
Irish singer brings multicultural sound
August Pelliccio—Photo Editor Delicately beautiful Persian vocals, Spanish-style classical guitar, Middle Eastern winds and strings: influences from around the globe round out the newest album by Irish singer Glen Hansard. The album,
Programs Council imitates ‘Lets Make a Deal’
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Southern’s Programs Council hosted a game of “Let’s Make a Deal” on Tuesday, April 9. Unlike the TV show, students did not dress up in crazy costumes and win new
Billie Eilish’s sound switches up styles in her new album
Essence Boyd—Copy Editor The haunting carousel ride that is Billie Eilish has become the poster child for the new genre of introverted pop. With the help of her brother Finneas O’Connell, the
Film festival educates students
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter Entering its ninth year, the Latino and Native American Film Festival continues to shine light on the two different cultures, highlighting both the good and the bad, through showing several
Open mic spotlights students
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter The sounds of music and poetry filled the room, while colorful strobe lights flashed in the background, as students and community members stepped up to the microphone. The Black Student Union