Have the paparazzi gone too far?
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter People nowadays are anything but camera shy. You can literally walk anywhere and see someone either snapping a “selfie” or getting a picture with a group of
Book Review: We Need To Talk About Kevin
Brianne Kane – Special to the Southern News “We Need To Talk About Kevin” is not for light reading before bed, nor is it the kind of book you flip through a
Book review: ‘I’m Your Horse in the Night’
Brianne Kane – Special to the Southern News This story, a change of pace for the semester, “I’m Your Horse in the Night” by Luisa Valenzuela is a love story, turned war movie,
Student leaders discuss campus involvement
Solé Scott- Features Editor The university strives for student leaders to get active on campus and make changes that will be for the betterment of future classes. The discussion panel was held
‘In the Heights’ played for students in quad
Brianna Wallen- Contributer Sounds of laughter, crunching of popcorn, and singing filled the atmosphere at Residence Life Quad. On Tuesday, Sept. 26th, at 8:30 p.m., students had the opportunity to experience an
Smith addresses plans to combat deficit
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief Ali Fernand – Managing Editor The university is facing a deficit in the budget, threatening the institution to make tough decisions. However, Interim President Dwayne Smith assured that
University Recognized in Latest College Rankings
Braden Saint-Val – Contributor In the U.S. News and World Report’s 2022-2023 Best Colleges Rankings, the university has been acknowledged for its performance as a leading public institution in the Northeast. These
Pre-Columbian Art Gallery opens and displays artifacts from 900 B.C.
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor In Buley Library on Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every week, students can visit the newly added Pre-Columbian art exhibition, displaying around 100
University Police ensure campus safety
Jay’Mi Vazquez – New Editor Campus safety is something every student at any university worries about. The university police station is open all day, every day of the year aiding any student
Pettigrew wins award for teaching career
Braden Saint-Val – Contributor Southern now has three CSU professors, including Elliott Horch, Physics Chairperson; and Troy Paddock, History professor. Entering his 37th year as a philosophy professor and his first year
School of Business opens new building
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief From two-time Grammy winner Jeff Baxter to Gov. Ned Lamont and Interim President Dwyane Smith giving their opening remarks during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new School of
IDS launches new course for students
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor Interdisciplinary Studies is piloting a new course that started this Fall semester. Director of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program Erin Larkin discussed how this new one-credit course titled,
Lack of resources for students navigating life troubles
Ali Fernand – Managing Editor One thing I am sure every college student has struggled with is the balance between schoolwork and their own life. This has particularly been a struggle that