Students talking with Study Abroad Ambassadors at the ‘SCSU Study Abroad
Fair’ on Nov. 4 in the Adanti Student Center Ballroom. Photos by Mateusz Gazdzicki
In honor of Dia de los Muertos, the Interfaith Office remembers those that the university community has lost.
Barry Woods, youth development leader speaking alongside panelists at “First-Generation Alumni Success Stories,” panel in Room 201 of the School of Business on Friday, Nov. 9. Photo by William Gagné
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MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Travel can be expensive, chaotic to plan and communication between large groups can be difficult. MyTab, created by Heddi Cundle, who has had 18 years of public
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MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The search for Southern Connecticut State University’s next president is progressing on schedule, according to Art Paulson, chair of the SCSU Advisory Committee. The committee met last
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Connecticut state universities are seeing unprecedented numbers of students attending from Connecticut’s urban communities. The Connecticut State School System’s analysis of enrollment at the start of 2011-2012
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter In an attempt to bring communities together and recycle products, a group of Yale students came up with a website called Giftflow. New Haven is the
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter There are a number of gifted professors hiding behind the walls of Southern. One of them, Robin Troy, recently had her second book “Liberty Lanes” published,
ERICA NARDELLA — Staff Writer Before anyone thinks about jumping in the sheets with another someone, they should be aware of the precautions of having sex. According to the Centers for Disease
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