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SAVANNAH MUL — Staff Writer Don’t give in to the $60 pair of jeans, or the cup of coffee every day that adds up to over to $50 a month; instead spend only

CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer It’s caused fires in several states in recent years, it poses dangers to humans and animals alike and it’s the most frequent source of litter by humans in

MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor Standing on a park bench, preaching to hundreds that gathered at the New Haven town green, Scott Marks, New Haven resident, said the people of the working class

REECE ALVAREZ — Special to Southern News Dropping to their knees, screaming in pain, blindly reaching out for help—three women were pepper sprayed while being peaceably corralled by New York City police officers

LAURA CUCURELLO — Staff Writer The air is crisp, the temperature is dropping, and the fall season is finally settling in while many people at Southern Connecticut State University, like graduate student Kaitlynn

CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer For the past 10 years, part-time enrollment at Southern Connecticut State University has steadily decreased. This drop in enrollment is an issue that threatens to further tighten the

REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter A new textbook aggregator company, SwoopThat is growing in popularity, ultimately saving students money and making buying textbooks virtually stress-free. Jonny Simkin, SwoopThat founder and CEO, said

GARRETT DECROSTA — Staff Writer Dunkin Donuts restaurants use the catch phrase: America runs on Dunkin. According to students at Southern Connecticut State University, that may not be the case. The students

MACKENZIE HURLBERT — Staff Writer The current budget outlook and a new governing structure for higher education were the focus at the State of the University meeting, where Interim President Stanley Battle