Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor I cannot believe I am finally graduating. I remember my dad sitting at our kitchen table reading the Republican American Newspaper when I was in Kindergarten. Back then, I had dreams of being a teacher or an author, but even little me knew I’d never have the patience to write an entire book. I said
Read moreFor all of history, menstruation has been a taboo topic. Apparently here at Southern Connecticut State University, it still is. My name is Jae’La Rivera. For the past seven months, I have been running a campaign that challenges how accessible Southern truly is. This all started one day whilst I was working a shift at the SAGE center. The SAGE
Read moreSofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief “Yeah, the past was honestly the best. But my best is what comes next,” sang BTS in their song “Yet to Come.” It is finally here, my last paper ever. Four years ago, I came to this university naïve and excited for what was to come. I had a horrible experience in high school and my
Read moreJaylen Carr – Sports Editor Hosted by the Wellbeing Center, staff member Tracy Stuardi taught three courses last week, dubbed ‘Mental Health First Aid,’ for students and faculty members on campus to help raise awareness about mental health. Stuardi taught the course to the College of Education’s future educators and faculty members on April 28. She led many topics through
Read moreJaylen Carr – Sports Editor In the lobby of the Buley Library, the Holocaust exhibition featured books, videos, photos, and souvenirs of victims who died and those who sacrificed their lives to save those persecuted. Since 2017 the Judaic Studies program and the philosophy department have held commemorating the event of Holocaust victims, said David Pettigrew, a philosophy professor, and
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