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SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer In addition to deciding how to spend taxpayers’ money for the upcoming fiscal year, effective July 1, Gov. Dannel Malloy has been planning to reform tenure in

Stephany Kaufman  — Staff Reporter It’s RecycleMania season at Southern and students should expect to see more recycling events on campus than ever before, according to Heather Stearns, director of recycling. “We

ELIZABETH DISHIAN — Staff Reporter Motivating her residents to conserve energy is a big initiative for Jenna Retort, hall director of North Campus and member of the energy conservation committee at Southern,

Heather Franci — Staff reporter Binge eating, purging what’s been consumed, excessively working out, and starving one’s self–these are the actions that some people partake in when they are unhappy with their

Anne Marie Lagnese — Staff Writer What a person puts out into the world, karma always pays back to that person. As the saying goes, “what goes around, comes around.” During Gear

 ALIA CARANGELO — Staff Writer Students should keep their eyes out for paper cubes or miscellaneous boots with writing all over them. It’s a different way students will notice fliers, and they’re

KRISTINA JAMES — Special to Southern News A hush fell over the crowd as Jonathan Blanchard sang the first bars of the Negro Spiritual “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.” Seconds later, Southern’s ballroom

SEAN MEENAGHAN — Photo Editor The SCSU service team organized its second annual Service Fair Jan. 30, to promote the numerous non-profit organizations in the New Haven Area to the Southern community.

LORI DEVINE — Special to Southern News The Plant it Forward initiative urban agriculture project, which began in March of 2011, will be home to Southern’s community-grown fruits and vegetables in the

CHRISTOPHER MCBRIARTY The New York Times reported that 92 percent of adverts in the final week of the Florida primary were negative. But, do they really work? Well, it’s hard to argue