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Monica Szakacs, News Writer- The Connecticut State University System Board of Trustees named Louise Feroe, current senior vice president of Academic and Student Affairs, as acting chancellor Feb. 9, to succeed David Carter

Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer- Sitting at one of the “front tables” at the National Greek Leadership Association Conference is what Greek Life Council President, Sue Zarnowski, said made her feel happy about how

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- Maintaining a healthy body and mind isn’t just about the absence of eating disorders, it’s about the love and acceptance of the body, as the discussion in Wilkinson

Men’s health week events highlight nutrition, fitness, and domestic violence awareness- Maxwell Haddad, Staff Writer- With the advent of National Eating Disorders Awareness Month, students have discovered a newfound focus on body image

  Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor – Before coming to Southern, senior liberal arts major Evan Bieber chose to attend Manchester Community College, and like many transfer students, said he lost credits for a

Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter- Seniors stepping out into the “real world” could definitely use financial advice from Nashad Warfield. Last week Warfield’s program, “Ultimate Money Skills,” came to Southern to “give information

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- To evaluate college experiences, the National Survey of Student Engagement can be taken by second semester freshmen and seniors. NSSE consists of questions focused on student progress,

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter – The usage of Southern’s printers has significantly decreased among students since last year when the “Pay for Print” service was initiated, according to Help Desk manager Nicholas

  Ryan Morgan, News Editor- Operation Beautiful, launched by Caitlin Boyle in June 2009, is dedicated to encouraging positive body image by ending negative self-talk in girls, woman and men. Boyle is attempting

Monica Szacaks, News Writer- Traditionally, Sunday is a day when students do most of their homework, so Student Government said it wants to extend library hours to accommodate students’ needs, according to Student