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Monica Szakacs, News Writer: The model for teaching multicultural confidence across the curriculum was developed by Misty Ginicola, assistant professor in the Counseling and School Psychology, and her leadership led to the

Simone Virzi, Staff Writer: Sexual violence is a topic people hear about every day, but many times it only addresses heterosexual couples, said Bethany Hamilton, who works at Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis

Jennifer Fengler, Staff Writer: Walking through the English department, Jasmine Wilborne, an English major at Southern, spotted a sign that said “Christian Higher Education in Modern China” and was immediately intrigued. Wilborne

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: The New England Association of Schools and Colleges Self-Study Steering Committee at Southern held a meeting last Friday to discuss the reaccreditation process in preparation for the

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: Southern, along with the other three Universities of the Connecticut State University System, has stepped up its programs in Environmental Studies to focus on potential emerging “green” jobs

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: The Student Government Association has approved an updated constitution after three years of working on it. To put the constitution up for referendum, SGA needs fifteen percent of

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: The New England Association of Schools and Colleges will be evaluating the university by the fall of 2011. The comprehensive examination will assess the extent to which Southern

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Despite the shortage of faculty across the Connecticut State University System compared with other university systems in the Northeast, CSUS has the highest percentage of faculty among

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: Women and men from students to faculty to visitors, gathered for the Women’s Appreciation Day event last week that honored women, on and off Southern’s campus, who work

Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer: If America runs on Dunkin, then some students say Southern Connecticut State University must be off the map. “The line is too long and the service is slow,”