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Amanda Brail – News Reporter – In the shadow of the Steubenville rape case, the International Socialist Organization will hold a panel discussion about rape and rape culture at SCSU. On Tuesday, Apr.

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – Reported accidents on campus are rare, but they do occur, with incidents occurring as recently as this semester. “There are approximately 50 accidents a year,” said

Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – In the aftermath of the terrible tragedy at the Sandy Hook Elementary School last December, the community at Southern have been gathering ideas to help the

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Southern Connecticut State University’s Senior Class Campaign is a success so far because of the hard work of two student workers, according to Jamie Toth, faculty coordinator

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Dr. Astric Eich-Krohm, one of the faculty advisors for the Sociology Club at Southern Connecticut State University, said that she wants to make students here more aware

IvyLee Rosario and Robin Glynn – News Editor and General Assignment Reporter – Last Wednesday, Southern students and faculty received an email regarding a gunman allegedly seen on Wintergreen Avenue near the Hamden

Darren Yip – Special to the Southern News – Paper, plastic, glass and even old electronics are the usual recyclable items that people think of. On Thursday night, an awareness program was held

Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – The Southern chapter of the National Honor Society for communication majors, Lambda Pi Eta, held their induction ceremony Thursday, Mar. 7. Lambda Pi Eta was founded

Amanda Brail – News Reporter – Teachers, students and staff at Southern Connecticut State University are outraged with the tuition hike proposal and on Wednesday, Mar. 13, they took to the academic quad