Dynamics in the newsroom
Emine Gul Demir – Special to the Southern News While watching the news if the anchor does not represent the background of the audience it gives the impression the unrepresented population is not important
Art professors on their creative work and personal projects
Melissa Nunez – General Assignment Reporter Professors in Southern’s art department cultivate and expand students’ knowledge in various subjects such as photography, sculpting, ceramics and other mediums. It is often overlooked that they are
‘World of Gaming, Gaming in the World:’ video games and their impact
Melissa Nunez – General Assignment Reporter The “World of Gaming, Gaming in the World” Symposium was a forum where students and professors gathered to discuss video games and their impact on society and themselves
Working for free at an expense
Melanie Espinal – Special to the Southern News When it comes to publishing professional writing for free, it is hit or miss, said Chelsea Green. The work can either hit really big – or
Politically Correct on campus
Melissa Nunez – General Assignment Reporter Political correctness is a way for citizens to discuss topics that seem off-limits in regular, everyday discussion, but could also inhibit others from saying what they actually feel
Lobbyists speak against tuition increases and budget cuts
Taylor Nicole Richards – News Writer On March 9, student lobbyists from Southern and other CSU’s will have the opportunity to speak face-to-face with legislators at the state capital against tuition increases and faculty
Professors prepare for winter weather
Taylor Nicole Richards – News Writer There has not been nearly as many school cancellations this winter as last winter and spring. For any students who remember, about five monday classes were cancelled, taking