Features Editor details experience at Buc-ee’s
Features Editor Mackenzie Byerlee visits Buc-ee's for the first time in Rockingham, Virginia.
A conversation with a university alumnus
Members of the Southern News editorial team speak with university alumnus Neil Proto.
‘Primetime’ is a confusing portrayal
Based on 'To Catch a Predator,' 'Primetime' puts a spin on real life events and shows even more about the already controversial show.
Tips from one transfer student to another
By Valentina Toro Managing Editor Transferring to a new college can feel like starting over. You are not necessarily new to college, but you are new to the campus, the people and
Nike x Skims rips off Yeezy
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief Kim Kardashian is again biting off the creation of others for her new collaboration with Nike. The collection was announced back in February and made its way to
Tennis titans return
The 2025 US Open saw the return of two great women’s tennis players who I never thought I would see on the court again, let alone winning matches.
Athletes travel for improved chemistry
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor There is no bigger factor in a team’s success than chemistry. Teams can live and die by the attitude and atmosphere in a locker room, and every coach
Bernie Sanders’ far-fetched free college proposal
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Feel the Bern, a website run by Bernie Sanders supporters, said the politician in question has proposed bills in hopes of making public colleges and universities free. Sanders, according to
Give two Owls a shot at pro ball
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Seniors Jharron Wallace, a linebacker, and Eli Parks, a running back, have proved a lot to the NE10 Conference and Division II Football over the last four years. Despite
Classroom behavior void of common etiquette
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Upon flipping through my syllabi of classes I am currently enrolled in and have taken in the past, I have seen a common rule among professors. Most emphasize the fact
Rispoli will turn tide for softball
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Start looking at Jill Rispoli’s recruiting classes – break them down year-by-year and position-by-position. They are looking more and more promising as the years go on. After what will
Textbooks: a dying necessity of college life
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter Every year, weeks before the semester begins, we receive an email that informs us that we find a list of the textbooks we need for the semester. Every year I
Two sides to once per week classes
Jessica Guerrucci—Reporter and Jacob Waring—Opinions & Features Editor Worth taking, beneficial to time management Guerrucci: In the past if you would have asked me to sit in for two and a half, I would