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Football players bumping heads after celebratory touchdown. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki
10/14/2026

Owls seize victory from Monroe

The Owls win the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct. 10.
New sign in honor of late swim coach Tim Quill in the Hutchinson Natatorium on Friday, Oct. 9. Photo by William Gagné
10/14/2026

University unveils tribute to Tim Quill

After his passing earlier this year, the university has dedicated a new sign to Swimming and Diving Head Coach Tim Quill.
Communication major Aidon McCray, a junior, and business administration major Chaz Jamez, a junior emceeing. Photo by William Gagné
10/14/2026

‘Pep Rally’ sparks blue and white pride

In celebration of Homecoming, students were able to join together for 'Pep Rally' on Thursday, Oct. 8.
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Low enrollment causes class cancellations

Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – Kiersten Aichinger, a senior art major, said low enrollment caused her Fall 2012 Pottery III to be cancelled. “I was disappointed because they’ll close art classes without
01/22/2013
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Campus parking: Ongoing issue for commuters

Darren Yip – Special to The Southern News – It is 8 o’clock on a Tuesday morning. Cars are lining the road at the intersection on Fitch Street, leading into the parking garage.
01/22/2013
Mackenzie Hurlbert | General Assignment Reporter The former school of business, Seabury Hall, is still standing although the interior demolition is finished.

What’s next for Seabury Hall?

Mackenzie Hurlbert  – General Assignment Reporter – The demolition of Seabury Hall started in the Fall 2012 semester, but came to an abrupt halt in December. Currently the building is still standing, but
01/21/2013
Josh Falcone | General Assignment Reporter Construction moves along during winter break. Portions of the old library begin to be closed off for work to continue into the semester and summer.

Buley Library continues construction

Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – The completion of the renovation on the Southern Connecticut State University Buley Library is continuing to advance along. According to Robert Sheeley, the construction on the
01/18/2013
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Students choose alternate means of transportation

Brittany Davis – Special to The Southern News – Taking sharp, frantic turns with her cell phone attached to her left hip and the wind blowing in her hair, Christie Colon zoomed by
01/18/2013
Ivylee Rosario | News Editor Brochure’s from the International Programs Office.

Study Abroad offers new travel opportunities for students

Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – Southern is offering several different study abroad trips this summer. Go abroad with Southern professors who have a wide variety of subjects available such as world languages
01/18/2013
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This I believe Essay contest announces winners

Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – The “This I Believe” essay contest gave students, graduate students, and faculty and staff to share their beliefs after reading this years school wide common read, “This
12/21/2012

Nutritionists departs from Wellness Center

Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – Among the many jobs Doreen Kordorsky has had during her lifetime, she said working at Southern with students is one she will never forget. Kordorsky earned her
12/21/2012
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