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Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer:  At any point during the time of a given day, a college student could walk through a crowded hallway filled professors and other students and for whatever reason suddenly

Q: What is the biggest change you have overseen as president? R.R.: Our national affiliation with the National Association of College and University Residence Halls is a big accomplishment. Q: What did that

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: During the second annual Meet the Alumni event, Kianesha Holland, junior public health major, said students were acquainted with alumni who are well established, who have ventured out with

Michael Bellmore, Staff Writer: The bus that brought SCSU students, staff, and faculty to Hartford was just one of many that arrived on March 10. It unloaded at the capitol building, where people

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: As the demand for nurses increases, it can be difficult to “fill the bucket,” according to Marcia Proto, the executive director of the Connecticut League for Nursing.  When

Monica Szakacs, News Editor- Last week, Delta Phi Epsilon hosted an annual Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders Vigil for Eating Disorders Awareness Week, where they presented information on eating disorders and reflected on

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UypkQIvwgjc&w=640&h=390] Mike Bellmore, Staff Writer- In a conference hall at the state capitol building in Hartford, Jon P Bloch, professor and department chair of sociology at Southern, turns away from the appropriations

Mike Bellmore, Staff  Writer- On the evening of Jan. 12, Robert Sheeley, the associate vice president for Capitol Budgeting and Facilities Operations at SCSU, stayed up all night watching the Weather Channel, listening