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Students waiting for their food at the new Dunkin' location in the Adanti Student Center on Sept. 3. Photo by Vincent Distasi
09/16/2026

Dunkin’ relocates to better serve students

The relocation of the campus Dunkin' ensures that students and employees are considered when it comes to wait times.
Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries. Photo from SCSU Website
09/16/2026

Robert DeMezzo on student dining

Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries answers questions about student dining.
Students waiting for their Grubhub orders at Sub Connection in the Adanti Student Center on Thursday, Sept. 10. Photo by Emma Gonzalez
09/16/2026

Students input on Grubhub system

Grubhub is introduced to the Adanti Student Center and brings both new improvements and challenges.
Robin Glynn | General assignment reporter Left to right: “Conversation,” “Lightscape: The Block,” “Drawing in Steel” and “Sentinel II”, are all a part of Platt’s exhibit in Earl Hall.

Award-winning artist inspired by the art of creation

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – With more years creating and teaching art than she cares to think about, Diane Platt said it is important for an artist to have inspiration. The
Photo Courtesy | new havenregister.com One Billion Rising campaign held in Lagos, Nigeria on Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day.

One billion rising campaign is brought to Southern

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – The One Billion Rising campaign is a global strike to refuse to accept violence against women and girls, according to the campaign website. The Southern Connecticut State
02/22/2013
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The 21st century communication

Yousif Aziz – Staff Writer – The world has become a place where almost everyone has an electronic device that seems to be part of their personalities. They are becoming too attached to
02/22/2013
Photo Courtesy | southernct.edu SCSU takes part in Recyclemania, an annual competition amongst colleges and universities which started on Feb. 3 and extends until March 30.

Recyclemania is back at Southern for another year

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Recyclemania is back and better than ever, according to Heather Stearns, Recycling Coordinator at Southern Connecticut State University. “It has gotten better every year,” said Stearns about
02/22/2013
photo courtesy | coachmikedonnelly.com Head coach Mike Donnelly has had a stellar career at Southern Connecticut State University.

Donnelly reflects on coaching career

Jennifer Hoffer – Sports Writer – After realizing basketball was the one thing he knew the best at out of everything else, the only thing he was comfortable and familiar with, was the
02/22/2013
Photo Courtesy | CR4.GLOBALSPEC.COM A sea turtle with a plastic bag in its mouth.

The Pacific garbage patch

Mackenzie Hurlbert – Copy Editor – In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, there’s a vortex of highly concentrated plastic particles polluting an immeasurable area of the Pacific. Some of the pollution is
02/22/2013
Photo Courtesy | Unityoffairfax.org The 64 days of non-violence is a campaign inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr., and Mahatma Gandhi’s peace efforts.

Sixty-four days of non-violence awareness

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Professor Yi-Chun Tricia Lin, director of Women’s Studies at Southern Connecticut State University, brought the 64 Days of Non-violence celebration to campus eight years ago and
02/21/2013
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Southern’s mock trial team will compete in tournament

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Southern Connecticut State University’s mock trial team is competing in their final tournament on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Yale University. They are ending a season filled with
02/21/2013
photo courtesy | Mark Tibor Junior Greg Langston finished Tuesday’s game v.s. Pace with nine points, five assists, and three rebounds.

Men’s basketball snaps six game win streak

Michael Costeines – Staff Writer – The Southern Connecticut State  University men’s basketball team (16-7,14-5) held off the visiting Setters of Pace University 78-64 at Moore Field House. Freshman Deshawn Murphy, coming off
02/21/2013
photo courtesy | southernctowls.com Tim Quill has lead the Southern Swimming program to 17 Northeast-10 Championships.

A program revamped

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – After 14 seasons as Southern’s Head Swimming and Diving Coach, Tim Quill is dedicated to his job, his athletes and has had great accomplishments. “I didn’t
02/21/2013
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