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Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer: Hopelessnes, despair and distress, according to William Sherman, a psychology professor in the mental health field at Southern, are some of the basic signs and symptoms that can

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: During the spring break, Southern’s Habitat for Humanity chapter went to West Palm Beach, Fla. and the Newman Society went to New Orleans, La. for community service. Both

  Lauren Kurty, Staff Writer:  Students needing money for college is common knowledge, however at times new students are unaware of the scholarships that are available for them at their school.  Lewis DeLuca

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter:  In support of Gov. Malloy’s marijuana decriminalization bill, SB1014, Southern’s Student Government Association is the second in the state, behind the University of Connecticut, to endorse it, with

Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: After returning from a trip to Ghana, Africa, Marcia Smith-Glasper, director of the Office of Diversity and Equity approached the Multicultural Center with the idea for an exhibit influenced

Lauren Kurty, Staff Writer: Drivers talking on cell phones in this technology-filled world is very common, even though many states, including Connecticut, have banned all usage of phones for talking and texting while

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Southern’s biggest service day in the spring semester, The Big Event, isn’t just a day of volunteering, according to the president of Greek Life Council, Susan Zarnowski,

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Southern, Selase Williams recently announced he will be leaving to assume the position of Provost and Chief Academic Officer at

Residents can now check the progression of washers and dryers online by utilizing a new feature: Laundry Tracker. The new system, free of charge, allows students to view machine availability and how

The Student Government Association voted last Friday to endorse Gov. Malloy’s bill, SB 1014, on drug policy reform in Connecticut with a vote of 12-4. The resolution passed after SCSU Students for