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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.
Sociology major Jonathan De Los Santos, applied mathematics major Lena Nguyen, sociology major Susan Garlington and computer science major Crossby Dessalines, seniors, holding up their terrariums. Photos by William Gagné

Students build terrariums for Earth Day

On April 22, the university hosted its Earth Day Terrarium Takeover in the Adanti Student Center in Room 217, where students spent the afternoon creating miniature plant ecosystems.
04/29/2026
An Owls player at bat against Adelphi on April 22. Photo by William Gagné

Softball splits against Adelphi

Adelphi set the tone early, scoring twice in the first inning, but the Owls never let the game get out of reach. The home team chipped away with timely hits and steady
04/29/2026
Photographer Joy Bush standing infront of her collection of work. Photos by Wade Barillaro

Art showcase reveals the personal world of four artists

On display through May 22, the show features Joy Bush, former university photographer, Isabel Chenoweth, university photographer, Marylou Conley, graphics coordinator and Barbara Kagan, former university graphic designer.
04/22/2026
Students listening to speaker Lamarr Womble lead his seminar, Legendary: How Any Student Can Become a Legendary Leader, in Connecticut Hall Seminar Room on Thursday, April 16. Photo by Victoria Cruz

UAP launches pathways to success series

“If you’re just looking for a place to support you, affirm you and accept you, UAP is it for you,” McGregor said. 
04/22/2026
Biotechnology major Ny’ela Porter, a sophomore, standing outside in the West Campus Quad on Friday, April 17. Photos by Brianna Wallen

Students share their own sustainability initiatives

“We live on this Earth, and we inherited this planet and everything that comes with it,” Marshall said.
04/22/2026
Award winning student workers pose with their awards during the Student Employee Appreciation Day on April 15. Photos by William Gagné

Student workers are praised for their work

“I want them to feel loved,” Cunningham-Exavier said. “I want them to feel appreciated and to know that what they are doing is something that is great and something that is valued.” 
04/22/2026
Communication major Isabel Herazo, a freshman. Photos by Lily Rand

Owls decide: Netflix of Disney+?

By Valentina Toro Features Editor Even split! “Disney+; I’m a big cartoon guy.” Social work major Elijah Algarin, a sophomore “Netflix because it has a great variety of movies and shows. It’s
04/22/2026
The Sandy Hook memorial sculpture set in its orginal location in the Sandy Hook Alumnae Remembrance Garden. Photos by William Gagné

The Sandy Hook memorial returns

The sculpture was designed by 2013 graduate Carlene Barnes, and the university staff teamed with Julie Moir Messervy Design Studio in Vermont to create the design.
04/22/2026
Pitcher Ryan Balzano, a freshman, at bat. Photo by Wade Barillaro

Despite chemistry, baseball struggles

In a season that has not always gone their way, that brotherhood has been the constant. It is what keeps the energy up, the belief strong and gives them confidence that when
04/22/2026
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