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
MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor Students planning to pay next semester’s tuition with a credit card will be tacking an additional 2.5 percent convenience fee onto the total. The Board of Trustees
REBECCA BAINER —General Assignment Reporter Walking around campus students might notice a number of renovations from large projects like the construction of a new parking garage or smaller upgrades like the installation
SZAKACS — News Editor Nanotechnology is an up-and-coming degree with potential impact and career possibilities. Because it’s a disciplinary focus that involves all sciences on a broader level, according to Christine Broadbridge,
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer College students can now meet someone their own age online through Date My School, a safe dating website that recently arrived at Southern. The website was created
REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter Over the summer 25 students from the New Haven public school system took part in the Southern Academy, a six-week summer camp program focused on reading
MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Southern Connecticut State University has announced a new partnership with SeeClickFix to improve the physical environment of Southern’s campus. The company, located in New Haven, allows anyone to
STEPHANIE PAULINO, MANAGING EDITOR: Being known as “Rally Ron” by students on campus, the outgoing vice president of student affairs, Ronald Herron, couldn’t have guessed that his own rally of excited students
MICHAEL BELLMORE, STAFF WRITER: In a page long press release, Mark Ojakian, the deputy secretary of the Office of Policy Management, and Roberta Willis, state representative and Higher Education chairman, announced that
MONICA SZAKACS, NEWS WRITER: The winners of the Southern Fiction Contest read their work in front of 32 people last Wednesday in Engleman’s English Common Room. Writer of fiction since he was