Weekend van serivce brings students to local hotspots
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Students now have a new and convenient way to get off campus on the weekends. Thanks to a new collaboration with the Office of Residence Life, a
Regional Water Authority visits campus
By Brianna Wallen News Editor The world of public utilities plays a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure that supports everyday life and the “Special One-Time Session: ‘A Day with the RWA!’”
Students voice concerns about fall housing selection
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As the fall semester approaches, students are beginning to secure their housing for next year. Those who paid their housing deposits on time had the opportunity to
Student Arts League protests new building
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief The Students Arts League protested the new School of Business building because of the lack of updates to older buildings on campus. “I don’t have anything against the
University Police ensure campus safety
Jay’Mi Vazquez – New Editor Campus safety is something every student at any university worries about. The university police station is open all day, every day of the year aiding any student
Pre-Columbian Art Gallery opens and displays artifacts from 900 B.C.
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor In Buley Library on Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every week, students can visit the newly added Pre-Columbian art exhibition, displaying around 100
Flu-Vaccine clinic opens for the fall
Braden Saint-Val – Contributor Health Services is once again teaming up with Shop Rite in Hamden to provide flu vaccines to students, faculty, and staff throughout the fall semester. The first flu
Yankees legend Sabathia visits university
Luke Gadson – Sports Editor Six-time all-star and World Series champion with the New York Yankees, CC Sabathia came to visit the university in the John Lyman Hall to share his story
Pettigrew wins award for teaching career
Braden Saint-Val – Contributor Southern now has three CSU professors, including Elliott Horch, Physics Chairperson; and Troy Paddock, History professor. Entering his 37th year as a philosophy professor and his first year
School of Business opens new building
Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief From two-time Grammy winner Jeff Baxter to Gov. Ned Lamont and Interim President Dwyane Smith giving their opening remarks during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new School of
IDS launches new course for students
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor Interdisciplinary Studies is piloting a new course that started this Fall semester. Director of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program Erin Larkin discussed how this new one-credit course titled,
The Liberal Education Program changes
Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor The Liberal Education Program has made some changes that can have some benefits to students. The Director of the Liberal Education Program, Braxton Carrigan, explained what changes
Chris Barker resigns as Athletic Director on campus
Avery Martin – Contributor Former Athletic Director Chris Barker completed his last day on the job on Sept. 7. After nearly two years at the university, he has resigned in order to pursue