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Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer Southern is only at the beginning of organizing autism awareness events that call for stu­dent involvement, according to Kim Freeman, graduate student and employee at The Center of

Dr. Joseph Panza, Southern professor specialized in leadership development and sports management among others, comments on second annual Sports Management Spring Event, this Friday April 13 at 10:30 am in the Adanti Student Center

Monica Szakacs — News Editor Clouds and rain did not stop 17 organizations on campus from coming together to help neighborhood agencies clean and paint, amongst other activities, during the fifth annual

FREDDY HEREDIA — Staff Writer With spring break now in the past and classes well underway for the last stretch of the semester, the Career Fair that was held April 3 has

ELIZABETH DISHIAN — Staff Writer Candy was thrown out over the heads of students who filled the academic quad with their hands stretched out to grab a bag of Skittles last Thursday.

 SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Alcohol and marijuana consumption at a university is not unheard of, but alternative synthetic drugs including K2 incense and bath salts are currently on the rise, but

ANNE MARIE LAGNESE — Staff Writer Planned Parenthood’s funding hangs in the balance as some adults, both young and old, may choose to use alternative methods and resources to ensure that their

RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter The Connecticut Office of Tourism has begun a new marketing campaign with the idea in mind to create a new brand identity for the state over

RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor — Doug Belliveau, a senior, was one of many students teaming up with professors to coordinate this week’s event, “Nuclear Explosion of Social Media and Advertising.” Hosted

ELIZABETH DISHIAN — Staff Writer Essential, inexpensive, and a basic human need—toiletries are items that every single person should have, said Peter Robb, senior and resident of North Campus. “It is so