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Lauren Drenckhahn – Online Editor – A new bill passed in June will now require Connecticut colleges and universities to adopt new regulations regarding sexual assault on campus. Dr. Peter Troiano, interim vice

Sarah Mastroni – News Editor – The new townhouse complex located by campus has been attracting party-driven Southern students since the beginning of the semester, and residents of outlying residence halls such as

Joshua Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Southern students, like most scholars in this country, have accumulated debts while paying for their education. The notion of how and when they will be able

Sarah Mastroni – News Editor – The Michael J. Adanti Student Center lies at the crossroads of campus and offers plenty of different areas for students and faculty to study, grab food, exercise

Robin Glynn – General Assignment Reporter – As a new semester begins, many at the School of Business are looking forward to their first time in Southern’s new, energy-efficient home. The building

IvyLee Rosario – News Writer – For Yi-Chun Tricia Lin, the Director of the Women’s Studies Program at Southern Connecticut State University, being elected President of the National Women’s Studies Association has put

IvyLee Rosario –  News Writer – Whether it is confusion surrounding which classes to take, nerves about finding new friends, or thoughts dreading the course work that is sure to come, incoming freshman

Kelsey Mix – Copy Editor – The Student Government Association’s Leadership Commission hosted the 2012 Leadership Retreat this summer based on the idea that a happy and healthy leader is a productive leader.

Lauren Drenckhahn – Online Editor – This fall, Southern’s dining facilities are stepping up. Connecticut Hall, Southern’s main dining hall, is encouraging students to make healthy choices in more ways than one. Amy Cosciello,

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4nufAQvM4I] Elizabeth Dishian — Editor-in-Chief — New Student Orientation staff members created a Youtube video to the music of Carly Rae Jepsen’s number one single “Call Me Maybe”. Eric LaCharity, assistant director to student