MELISSA CHICKER— News Writer A new Doctor’s of Education degree (Ed. D) in nursing education may soon be offered at Southern as part of a new venture with Western Connecticut State University. The
SAVANNAH MUL — Staff Writer The recipe calls for bracelets and necklaces, black leggings, combat boots and a tank top layered then topped with a sweater. Tessa Karmelowicz, junior and graphic design major,
LAURA CUCURELLO — Staff Writer To make a loving relationship work, according to students at Southern Connecticut State University like junior Brian Thompson, it involves dedication, respect and trust; not every couple follows
REBECCA BAINER— General Assignments Reporter In an attempt to help the environment and keep a promise to a commitment to be carbon neutral by 2050, Southern’s campus is now taking advantage of a
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Southern joins a number of other colleges and universities, receiving a five year, $1.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant, to continue to improve
SIMONE VIRZI – Copy Editor Whether you love them or hate them, it seems as though everyone has an opinion about tattoos. They are becoming more accepted in society and are increasingly
1. Charlie Sheen: Two and a Half Men style, not the raging cokehead version. 2. Mike Tyson: Draw a ridiculous design on your face, talk like you have marbles in your mouth
CHRISTIAN CARRION – Staff Writer A few months ago, as the product of both boredom and my reluctance to write my midterm paper, I tried my hand at developing an app for
VIRGINIA CALCAGNI– Staff Writer Lately I have found a new phrase that has major meaning in my life: “Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces” (also the title of a Seether album.) The last
KRISTEN O’DONNELL — Staff Writer The upcoming election has one thing about it for sure—it will be a circus. The current president is acting like he might not try to obtain his