REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter Doors will open for Southern students who would like to gain research experience, with a grant for the establishment of a National Science Foundation [NSF] Center
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Making a difference in children’s lives is what Dan Swartz, associate professor of exercise science and chairman of the department, loves to do with Dream Camp. Swartz
If a woman at Southern Connecticut State University, like senior Kristen O’Donnell, walked alone on campus at night, she might have said she felt anxious or vulnerable, but after a month long
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Special to the Southern News Between the stress of the academic workload, family problems, and relationship issues, life can seem particularly overwhelming to a college student these days. However,
Monica Szakacs— News Editor When James Blake, executive vice president, heard about a wine tast- ing event on campus that would incorporate astron- omy, he said he wasn’t sure how the two
A combination designed to educate and motivate students on healthy living BRITTANY MONTAGUE — Special to Southern News A tree, lotus and cobra are all organisms found in nature – and in any
Laura Cucurello — Special to Southern News Every day commuters of Southern Connecticut State University race to the limited parking garages and lots spread across campus hoping to find a decent spot
Monica Szakacs — News Editor In front of Conn Hall and with 3,000 American Flags in the background, 70 members of the Southern community came together for a time of remem¬brance and
Melissa Chicker — News Writer While students at Southern prepared for Spring Break by working on their tans for the beaches of Florida and Mexico, some opted for a different approach by
Rebecca Bainer — General Assignments Reporter “Southern already has a number of student leaders who participate in different leadership programs,” said Sal Rizza, Associate Director of Student Life, and by the end