Study Abroad Fair hosts opportunities
Students have the chance to learn more about study abroad programs at the 'SCSU Study Abroad Fair.'
Ofrenda honors late campus community members
In honor of Dia de los Muertos, the Interfaith Office remembers those that the university community has lost.
First-Gen alumni reflect on their journeys
The university hosts an alumni panel for students to learn more about what it means to be a first-generation student.
ICE raids fuel fear in students
Immigration raids in the state are heightening fear among undocumented college students, with mental health experts reporting rising levels of anxiety, stress and trauma affecting academic performance and overall well-being.
Yik Yak post exposes Dunkin’s hygiene
“That’s very unsanitary,” accounting major Jesus Collins, a junior, said. “Workers should be cleaning that every day.”
Panel inspires next generation of women
“You win the morning, you win the day,” Dina said.
Soulful Social celebrates Black culture
The Black Student Union hosted its annual Soulful Social on Sept. 24, bringing students and faculty together for an evening of culture, food and connection.
Students learn from Hispanic heritage panel
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing editor In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, a panel of professors and faculty came together to reflect on how their cultural roots shaped their academic and professional journeys.
Patrick Dilger retires after nearly three decades
By Brianna Wallen News Editor For nearly three decades, Patrick Dilger has been a cornerstone of the campus community serving as the director of integrated communications and marketing. He is now retiring
Water fountain sealed off in Morrill Hall
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Remnants of the COVID-19 pandemic still linger in Morrill Hall, as a water fountain still remains sealed under plastic covers and caution tape. What was intended as
A wave in phishing emails target students and staff
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief The university is seeing an increase in phishing emails affecting all students and staff. Interim Vice President of Information Technology Walter Schwarz is trying to address the situation
Adanti Student Center dining hours cut short
By Brianna Wallen News Editor For many students, the biggest surprise this semester was not on the syllabus but rather on the menu. With the Adanti Student Center Food Court now closing
CSCU appoints Interim Chancellor Maduko
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief After a spending scandal cast a dark cloud over leadership of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, there has been a new appointed chancellor. On June 26, John Maduko