ERICA NARDELLA — Staff Writer For most students, academics alone are a lot of work. For Pat O’Connor, college is much more than just classes. O’Connor, a senior sociology major with a
RYAN IANNI — Staff Writer Coming into their Northeast-10 quarterfinal home matchup against the Stonehill Skyhawks, the fourth seeded girl’s soccer team had every reason to feel confident that they could pull
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor If The Death Race’s website, www.YouMayDie.com, is any indication of what The Death Race entails, Southern graduate Michael Albarella is in for a real treat when he
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer In many instances this season, the SCSU volleyball team has shown they can go on dominant runs and hang around with the top teams on their schedule.
Anna Pleban – Women’s Swimming Pleban is a sophomore from Seymour. Over the weekend Pleban was a part of the team that finished 2nd in the 200 Medley Relay. She also finished 2nd
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer As the two seniors for the SCSU volleyball team wind down their college careers, two major holes are soon to be found between the court’s lines. Both
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer When SCSU women’s soccer looks back on the 2011 season, they will see a graduating class that is probably one of the deepest in the school’s history.
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Travel can be expensive, chaotic to plan and communication between large groups can be difficult. MyTab, created by Heddi Cundle, who has had 18 years of public
University Dialogue explores different strategies to attract more students and money MONICA SZACKAS — News Editor There were a lot of questions and concerns about passing additional faculty positions brought up
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The search for Southern Connecticut State University’s next president is progressing on schedule, according to Art Paulson, chair of the SCSU Advisory Committee. The committee met last