Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer- Remembering the environment and earth for future generations is what Southern’s recycling coordinator, Heather Stearns, said is the biggest reason why recycling is important. “We may not see
Monica Szakacs, News Writer- During the past five years, the number of student support staff in the Connecticut State University System has been increasing while the number of personnel in other departments
Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer- Students from Southern gathered together in a small, brightly-lit room and took their seats with colorful Bingo sheets and bedazzled sticker chips placed on tables in front of
Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer- The SCSU Fitness Center is halfway through the six-week program of the fitness challenge. “The six-week program is designed to keep people motivated with working out, sticking to
Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- The search for financial help isn’t always the easiest process said Southern student Cassandra Clavette. According to Gloria Lee, the interim director for the Office of Financial
Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter- Couture clothing, runway walks and pink: this is what the TRU Modeling Troupe and the Organization of Latin American Students brought to the TRU Experience modeling show
Jennifer Fengler, Staff Writer- George Mathew, a leading force in classical music, came to Southern to present how symphonic music making can be a conflict resolution. Mathew is a musician, a conductor,
Jon Moreno, Arts & Entertainment Editor- “Hold My Hand (feat. Akon)” – It’s a shame this was chosen as the first single from Michael Jackson’s posthumous album. Any average listener can tell
Andrew Golding is a Southern alumnus, a public health major and former photo editor for the Southern News 1. How did you end up choosing to attend SCSU? What are you up
Kaitlin O’Brien, Staff Writer- Ever since I was a little girl I used to always be told, “Shoot for the stars, Kaitlin.” I used to think that was such a cliché expression