Have the paparazzi gone too far?
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter People nowadays are anything but camera shy. You can literally walk anywhere and see someone either snapping a “selfie” or getting a picture with a group of
A girl’s guide on the telling signs of a man
Natalie Barletta – Special to the Southern News There are so many articles on the Internet about whether or not someone likes you, flirting, and other things. It can be so confusing that
A taste of Westville
Carissa Duhamel – Copy Editor Starting to get sick of the Student Center and Conn Hall? Are Easy Mac and Ramen noodles just not doing it for you the way they used to?
Barcade coming to New Haven
Alex Palmieri – General Assignment Reporter Game lovers and beer drinkers will soon rejoice; Barcade is planned to open in New Haven this April. Barcade is a bar for those 21 and older that
Get your coffee fix all around New Haven
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Caffeine is the average college student’s fuel. On any college campus you will find a student with a textbook is one hand and a coffee cup in the
“Tritonal” brings Toad’s Place to life
Dylan Haviland – Arts & Entertainment Editor The mainstage of Toad’s Place in New Haven was brought to life with strobe lights and glaring flashes of greens and reds. Chad Cisneros jumped out from
Humans of SCSU: “You learn not to let the world keep you down”
Max Bickley – General Assignment Reporter By looking at someone, there is never a definite way to be able to see their life story, or what they have experienced over the years. Normally, one
Elm City Social: “stepping into the bar is like stepping into a time machine”
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter When you walk into Elm City Social, you are welcomed by its history. From the prohibition era map on the ceiling to the historical decor, stepping into the
Dining in the New Haven Area
Max Bickley – General Assignment Reporter When the options of Conn Hall or the student center do not sound appetizing, or there is a desire to go off campus with friends, the city of
Southern welcomes incoming students with Owl Weekend Activities
Jene Thomas – News Editor A sea of blue covered the streets in front of residence halls as the sound of big, black moving bins echoed through the halls, despite the heat
Students give Southern a ‘B’ for safety, survey shows
Jossinet Ramos Vera and Grace Sampson – Special to the Southern News In order for college students to thrive they need to be responsible and dedicated, they need good professors and a welcoming
Documentary screening about homeless students leads to discussion
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter The Multicultural Center, Student Life, and Judicial Affairs Office collaborated for the screening and discussion of the documentary The Homestretch. Kirsten Kelly and Anne de Mare’s
Kehler Liddell Gallery in New Haven showcases paintings and photographs
Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter The two different artist’s work flowed beautifully together. Though they varied in appearance, both of the art pieces harmoniously captured peaceful scenes. On the wall hung