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
RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor Senior Jason Rizk has two coveted grand champ titles under his belt—from different organizations. Rizk dressed up as Mrs. Potts and took home his first win with
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer At the age of 8, a boy in a Northeastern city became a lookout for the drug dealers in his neighborhood. At 12, he was selling drugs
IVYLEE ROSARIO — Special to Southern News For Carly Wieland, the new Farnham Hall Program Series is a chance for students to not only learn about their mental health, she said, but
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The Federal Bureau of Investigation Crime Statistics released last May the most dangerous cities in the United States, with New Haven sitting in fourth place as the U.S.
Melissa Chicker News Writer The Finance and Administration Committee of the Board of Trustees, which will soon become Board of Regents for the Connecticut State University System (CSUS), voted last spring to
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter In a tribute to the anniversary of John Lennon’s death one Southern professor is trying to promote peace across campus through “The Day of Peace” which will
LAURA CUCURELLO — Staff Writer When students at Southern, like Jillian Waldron, think of a school homecoming the first thing that may come to mind is glitz, glamour and flare. But this year’s
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Each year dozens of students spend their summer vacations studying abroad. By the end of the program, students are excited to share their experience with friends and family.
LAUREN MANGERI — Special to Southern News Martial arts are an interesting way to maintain a healthy lifestyle. The Tai Chi demonstration last Monday drew attention from some students. Tai Chi demonstrates complete
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter While Southern seniors are getting ready for graduation, Sam Greenberg is keeping his eye on a different goal. Greenberg, an interpersonal and relational communications major, is starting