WSIN Radio hosts semi-annual ‘SinFest’
Jackson Volenec — Reporter The WSIN Radio Station held a SinFest, a semiannual hip-hop concert on Thursday, Oct. 18 in the Student Center ballroom open to all students and the general public
Men’s soccer drops second straight game
Edward Rudman — Contributor As the clock hit zero, the men’s soccer team faced their fourth loss of the season. They were unable to come away with the victory and lost 3-1
Strings and prose: an SCSU club collaboration
August Pelliccio – News Writer Friday’s acoustic night did not pass without a couple of small hiccups, said Tyler Ferrara and Urfa Kadeer, but generally was a successful way to bring their
Local rappers rock the Sinfest stage
Lynandro Simmons – Managing Editor For the 14th year, WSIN radio hosted its annual Sinfest. Sinfest is a fall concert open to the public with intentions of bringing local talent to perform
Humans of SCSU: Samantha Gudis
Melissa Nunez – Opinions and Features Editor Samantha Gudis, a freshman communications major, said she discovered her profound love for music as a young high schooler. She said music was an artform
WSIN holds annual Sinfest event
Tyler Korponai – Photo Editor When entering the Student Center’s ballroom on Oct 29, one would be surprised to find a full band dressed as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a host of other
Students display talents at Open Mic Night
Max Bickley – General Assignment Reporter It started off slowly in a room which was reminiscent of a jazzy coffee lounge, filled with the music of indie bands. People talked and whispered excitedly in
Mouthn’ Off Radio kicks off the semester
(Left to right) Diane “Dirty Diana” Lazarus, Phil “Phillard” Riddick, Tina “Tina Turn-Up” Holden, Jasmin “HoneyNutOreeio” Cameron, and Chris “Mr. Mizzy” Haith pose for a photo in the studio. Photo Credit: Aaron
Online Exclusive: Create.Share.Unite program held to promote local art
By Laura Gomez, Special to the Southern news- Create , share, unite, says Stephen Grant, a communications major at Southern, and that is exactly how it went at ‘Koffee’ on Audubon Street