SOUTHERN NEWS

Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor Sofia Rositani – Reporter Admitted students had to tour the campus virtually as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak,, but Director of Admissions Alick Letang said for the 1,000 students who attended, Southern staff still tried to highlight the adventure. “We had to deliver some type of opportunity for students to connect with our community,”

Abby Epstein – News Writer Southern Strong; members of the Southern community put in the overtime hours to help their community. Five members have been given the Southern Strong Award.   Michelle Johnston, Suzie Huminski, Joan Kreiger, Renee Villarreal and Bo Zamfir are the five individuals who are the Southern Strong awardees. Each individual has found a way to make an impact during this pandemic.   “I just absolutely melted into tears,” said Johnston after

 Abby Epstein – News Writer  The nationwide search for a Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is over. Diane Ariza will officially begin the new job in July of 2020.   “The way Southern has positioned themselves to be the social justice university in the state of Connecticut, is really exciting and that the community wants to be seen as a social justice university was very attractive,” said Vice

Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor BannerWeb “delayed loading” emails came into the email inboxes of both juniors and sophomores registering for their fall classes — but for finance major Noah Falcioni, a freshman, he said the process went smoothly.   “I didn’t have any problems with getting on the website when I registered for classes,” said Falcioni, “but I know a few people that did