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
The Color of Fear: A conversation on racism
Ellie Sherry — Reporter As a university that strives for social justice, Southern has multiple events throughout the semester to talk about difficult topics. At the event “The Color of Fear” the
Religion on campus and in millennials’ lives
Jessica Guerrucci — Managing Editor When it comes to religion, Rabbi Barbra Paris said it is not about “fitting people into a box.” The definition of what it means to be “religious,”
Winter is coming, and global warming is to thank
Ellie Sherry — Reporter On Nov. 4, Patrick Dilger, director of Integrated Communications and Marketing, sent out a campus wide email about winter being right around the corner because of the threat of
Commercialism, capitalism and holidays
Nina Bartlomiejczyk — Copy Editor For most, the holidays are a time to take a break and celebrate with family, friends and loved ones, along with giving gifts, giving thanks, eating food and
Data suggests decline in binge drinking nationwide
Jason Edwards — Contributor Sophomore public health major Tyicia Edwards views binge drinking as a vice — affecting her peers at Southern Connecticut State University. “Friends that I know that have friends
Wilkinson construction on hold until the summer
Ellie Sherry — Reporter After a few weeks of construction on the Wilkinson dorm building, and planned construction on the other straight-line dorms except for Farnham, construction will now be stopped until
Advising meetings allow students and faculty to connect
J’Mari Hughes — Copy Editor Whether they are informing students what classes are necessary or helping them make a schedule, class advisers are available on campus to aid students throughout their academic
911 call service complications promote use of LiveSafe app
Sofia Rositani — Reporter A mass email was sent to all students on campus after it was discovered that there were issues with the 911 call services. On Oct. 30, Joseph Musante,
Banner Web crash delays registration for seniors
Jackson Volenec — Reporter Students are beginning to register for the upcoming spring semester of 2020, and the Registrar’s Office has added a waitlist feature to make the process easier for people
Nazario immigration discussion to tie in with revitalized minor
Jessica Guerrucci — Managing Editor Tamonda Griffiths — Editor-in-Chief With the intent of creating a broader conversation about immigration, Sonia Nazario’s arrival on campus is one that Carmen Coury said she hopes