Failures of the Secret Service
Gabriel Muniz – Special to the Southern News As George Clooney’s luxurious wedding continues to make international headlines, one name is barely mentioned at all: Miriam Carey. For those that don’t know,
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,
Democrats v. Republicans: Students participate in political debate
Ty Seymour of the college Republicans speaks to the crowd during the debate. Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter The two groups of university students sat on their respective sides of the
LGBTQ+ Town Hall screening stirs mixed emotions amongst students
Jacob Waring — Online Editor he room as members of the College Democrats ceased their conversations about the LGBTQ+ Town Hall to give their full attention to the audience member who interrupted
Impeachment inquiry on President Trump no surprise
Izzy Manzo — Photo Editor The impeachment of Donald Trump almost seemed inevitable; despite what he called “the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country” in a rage-fueled tweet on Sept. 30,
College democrats discuss presidential impeachment
Anna De Simone — Contributor U.S. Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s announcement that the House is initiating a formal impeachment into President Donald Trump on Sept. 24, was the leading topic of discussion for
Students should be attentive to 2020 candidates before voting
Jacob Waring—Opinions & Features Editor There are nearly twenty democratic hopefuls hoping to go one on one against President Donald Trump in the 2020 election. It appears that Trump will run unopposed
College Democrats host State of Union watch party
Jacob Waring—Opinions & Features Editor President Trump’s distinctive voice echoed throughout Engleman A120 as members of the College Democrats and others watched with intense focus. Those in attendance focused because, according to
Turning Point moves forward in club process
Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer At the final Student Government Association meeting of the fall 2018 semester, with a vote of eight in favor and nine abstentions, Turning Point was officially inducted as a
Acknowledging Republican views on campus
Lynandro Simmons – Managing Editor Entering college as a freshman and being a moderate conservative provided some challenges, said Sarah O’Connor. “It was difficult being on a liberal campus,” said O’Connor, now
Humans of SCSU: Ty Seymour
Josh LaBella – General Assignment Reporter Ty Seymour said he has big plans after he graduates. A junior majoring in political science and history, Seymour said he plans on going to a
Southern and the Women’s March
Adrianna Rochester – General Assignment Reporter The turn out for the presidential elections caused many Americans to rally together after it became clear the unity President Obama brought to the country during
Student’s take on Trump protests
Jeniece Roman – General Assignment Reporter President-elect Donald J. Trump is something many thought they would never happen, but on Nov. 8 it, rang true. Since Trump was announced as the next