The “Buley Art Gallery Ceramics: Selections from the Permanent Collections,” in
the lower level of Buley Library on Monday, Oct. 5. Photo by William Gagné
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
Luke Eilderts, associate professor of French, Erin Larkin, director of Interdisciplinary Studies Program and
Frank Carrano, former adjunct professor representing the Department of World Languages. Photo by William Gagné
Pat Longobardi, Sports Editor: Southern hosted its annual “Girls and Women in Sports Day” event on Saturday, March 12 at Moore Field House. For over a decade, young girls from around the state
Matt Borelli, Staff Writer: Being ranked number one in the preseason conference poll and being ranked high in nearly every poll, the Southern Lady Owls softball team has high expectations. “Goals are high,
Pat Longobardi, Sports Writer: Southern Connecticut State University men’s indoor track and field team continued to thrive during their indoor season campaign. Southern won the Metropolitan Championships for the first time in school
Matt Borelli, Staff Writer: After posting four total wins in the last two seasons, changes were needed for the Men’s Basketball program. After starting 4-0 this season, it was clear that the
Pat Longobardi, Sports Writer: Since the second half of the NBA season, the Miami Heat have not been the same team. Within the past two weeks, Miami has lost five games in
Pete Paguaga, Sports Editor: With the MLB season starting soon, and everybody on campus is basically a Yankees or Red Sox fan, except for those select few Mets fans (sorry to be you)
Pat Longobardi, Sports Editor: Znaniecki and Kelsey Bub had four goals each for Mercy College as they defeated Southern’s women’s lacrosse team, 21-8, in Southern’s non-conference opener on March 10 at Jess Dow
Lupe Fiasco- Lasers Jon Moreno 1. “Letting Go” (feat. Sarah Green) – King David gets a bulk of the production on this long-awaited album and by no means does he disappoint. The keys
Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer: Soft music quietly played in the dimly lit room as six men moved in sync with yoga instructor Hilary Shaffer as she guided them into various positions and postures.
Junior music major Peter J. Vecellio plays the clarinet, the piano and sings. He hopes to one day teach music to aspiring artists. Q. How did you end up choosing to attend SCSU?