Both cross country teams win NE10s
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief The men’s and women’s cross-country teams won first place at the NE-10 championships. For the women, this is their first NE-10 championship in program history and the second
Volleyball wins two straight
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor The Owls fought hard for a 3-1 victory over Felician University at Pelz gymnasium Thursday evening. With the university losing a set, the momentum was shifting back
Burr continues her impressive play
Avery Martin – Contributor On Sept. 18, Kelsey Burr was named the NE10 Women’s Soccer Player of the week. Burr, a graduate student who plays forward, led the conference with three goals
Forum hosted about mass incarceration of minorities
Tamonda Griffiths — Editor-in-Chief Being among the few multicultural Greekletter organizations on the university’s campus, acting president of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha sorority Dayana Lituma held a presentation on the topic
Democratic Debate divides
Jessica Guerrucci — Managing Editor Three hours, 12 democratic candidates, and issues ranging from healthcare to impeachment – everything unfolded as candidates took the stage in what political science major Emily Bigl,
Biotechnology on campus
Sofia Rositani — Reporter Biotechnology is a very recently developed major at Southern, but the club was created in 2015 before the university started the program for the degree. This club was
Rise in food insecurity amongst college students raises concern
Jackson LaMar — Contributor With food insecurity steadily rising among college students across the nation, Dean of Student Affairs Jules Tetreault said he wants to close the hunger gap by establishing a
Looking back: Fall of 2003
President announces retirement After nearly 20 years, President Michael J. Adanti announced his retirement. In a letter to the campus community, Adanti said it was a decision that required soul searching
Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrated instead of Columbus
Ellie Sherry — Reporter For several decades, a day in October has seen celebrated because of Christopher Columbus crossing the ocean. However, in more recent years, there has been significant protest about
Career and Internship Fair offered to student
Jackson Volenee — Reporter The Career and Professional Development Center held a career fair on Wednesday, Oct. 16 open to all students interested in finding a career either for after graduation in
Columbus Day should not be celebrated anymore
Jessica Guerrucci — Managing Editor For years, the second Monday in October only held one meaning – Columbus Day. Many people never questioned it, because all they knew about Christopher Columbus was
AirPods are not enough for the price tag on them
Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor When it comes music, there is no better way to listen than with headphones and earbuds. They allow for music to be the only thing you
Comparison of campus safety reveals safest university
Jason Edwards — Contributor Yale and Southern are just blocks apart, yet a recently published SafeHome.org study ranked Yale University and Southern Connecticut State University as the least and most safe college