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Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- Remembering the past and embracing the future is one way to perceive the importance of Black History Month, as Dian Brown-Albert, the coordinator of Multicultural Student Activities

Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer- Remembering the environment and earth for future generations is what Southern’s recycling coordinator, Heather Stearns, said is the biggest reason why recycling is important. “We may not see

Monica Szakacs, News Writer- During the past five years, the number of student support staff in the Connecticut State University System has been increasing while the number of personnel in other departments

Katelyn Peterson, Staff Writer- Students from Southern gathered together in a small, brightly-lit room and took their seats with colorful Bingo sheets and bedazzled sticker chips placed on tables in front of

Kaitlin Bradshaw, Staff Writer- The SCSU Fitness Center is halfway through the six-week program of the fitness challenge. “The six-week program is designed to keep people motivated with working out, sticking to

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- The search for financial help isn’t always the easiest process said Southern student Cassandra Clavette. According to Gloria Lee, the interim director for the Office of Financial

Monica Szakacs, News Writer- This year, Robert Sheeley, associate vice president for capital budgeting and facilities operations, said the grounds division is not getting time between storms for adequate clean up, so

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- It can be difficult for students to find places to volunteer, according to the Board of Club and Organization Management chair for the Student Government Association, Stefan

Ryan Morgan, News Editor- Q&A with Erin Dyer, President Habitat for Humanity Q: Why did you join Habitat for Humanity? E.D.: The main reason I joined was to help people and go

Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer- Providing a safe and secure campus environment during day and evening hours is Police Chief Joseph Dooley’s number one goal through the Campus Watch Program at Southern. “It