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
Remembering safety and not politics on Veteran’s Day
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer More and more veterans are choosing college after the military with SCSU now having 350 veterans attending the university, according to Jack Mordente, coordinator of veterans and military
Students pay for campus events but don’t attend
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer NEW HAVEN, Conn. – SCSU doesn’t do enough to explain to students where their money is going, according to Marissa Lavorgna, the Programs Council’s senior programmer for the
Who should be paying for college?
Melanie Sabol – Copy Editor Between the stresses of classes, homework, and the realization that within the blink of an eye the semester will be over, there is the added stress of how
The pros and cons to legalizing marijuana
Josh Falcone – News Writer According to a recent Gallup poll, 57 percent of adults polled believed marijuana should be legalized in the United States. This number is the highest it has been
New mobile app about campus for Southern students and faculty
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter Patrick Dilger, the school’s Director of Public Affairs, said the launch of the school’s new mobile application will hopefully give students quick and easy access to information
The importance of being money conscious
Aaron Johnson – General Assignment Reporter A group of students piled into the student center room on the second floor. Southern Connecticut State alumni Kenneth Shuler – a manager at Webster Bank
Education on bullying isn’t enough prevention
Michelle Hennessy – News Writer Campaigns used to educate people against bullying are not helping the situation, according to Southern’s assistant counselor, Denise Zack. She said from speaking to people from different programs
Owls fall short in first pre-season game against UCONN
Bobby Martinez – Sports Writer NEW HAVEN — As the bright court lights were illuminating the UConn Huskies logo in the middle of the basketball court, 5,114 people were filling up the
Basil takes the reins as starting QB
Jennifer Hoffer – Sports Editor After breaking his finger, quarterback Jacob Jablonski is going to be unable to return to the field for his last season here as an Owl. Head Coach
Boston Red Sox take home the World Series trophy
Bobby Martinez – Sports Writer NEW HAVEN — The Boston Red Sox have been crowned baseball’s kings for the 2013 MLB season. The Red Sox faced a St. Louis Cardinals team that