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Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Southern is a university that needs to be heard, as candidates for the student Board of Trustees position for the Connecticut State University System expressed. Elections for

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: Frustrated seniors, athletes and honors college members faced registration problems that were caused by a back end database processor crash. Jason Rizk, senior community recreation and youth development

Steven Taliaferro, Staff Writer: Benjamin McNamee, a candidate for the position of student representative to the Connecticut State University System’s Board of Trustees, said his strategy for a debate is to be

Jessica Giannone General Assssignment Reporter Lock the doors, hide the valuables and be on the lookout: tips encouraged by Southern police following the attempted break-in of a Honda last Monday in the

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: The search for the permanent president of Southern has been initiated by Richard Balducci, CSUS Board of Trustees vice chairman, and he has established the Trustees Search Committee,

Senior Matt Earl, general manager of SCSU TV, comments on big changes he has overseen. (Q) How long have you been president, or general manager, of SCSU TV? (M.E.) Three semesters, this

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Next Tuesday, students will be “locked up” on campus outside the Student Center. The fifth annual “Jail n’ Bail” will be held in collaboration with Beta Mu

Ryan Morgan, News Editor:  Southern students spent last Saturday volunteering their time at over 15 locations in the New Haven area.  Stefan Keller, who assisted in organizing the day, said the goal was

Monica Szakacs, News Writer :  The four campuses of the Connecticut State University System are sufficiently moving forward with achievements, said Louise Feroe, acting chancellor, during the CSUS Board of Trustees meeting held

Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer: To some people, stress could mean having financial problems or not being able to make next month’s rent; to others, it may be adjusting to life on a