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
University earns R2 recognition
By Brianna Wallen News Editor The university has made shockwaves in the academic world by becoming Connecticut’s first and only Research 2 (R2) university. This is a prestigious recognition from the Carnegie
La communidad welcomes Latiné and Hispanic students
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Students at the university face their own unique set of challenges as they transition into college life, and finding a supportive community can make a world of
Slippery conditions raise concerns
By Victoria Cruz Contributor Many students are becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of proper snow and ice removal on campus walkways and staircases as winter weather continues. These hazardous conditions have
Students navigate safety on and off campus
By Brianna Wallen News Editor For many students attending college, safety is at the top of their priorities as they navigate both campus life and the surrounding city. Biology major Morgan McKenzie,
Potential Department of Education changes
By Solé Scott Editor-in-chief The Department of Education is in dire trouble after the Trump administration calls for it to be dismantled. On Jan. 20, Donald Trump announced an executive order to
Chancellor Cheng issues an apology
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor The Chancellor of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, Terrence Cheng, issued his first public apology following reports of questionable spending practices. Cheng’s apology was made on
First ‘Breastfeeding-Friendly Campus’
By Vicotria Cruz Contributer The university has taken a major step in supporting faculty and student parents by becoming the first university in the state to earn the title of a “Breastfeeding-Friendly
Students learn about the rise of Bitcoin
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Business administration major Jessy Ebengo, a junior, and business major Ernest Mulomba, a senior, in the School of Business. In today’s ever-evolving world, many things such as
SCSU Foundation empowers students with finanacial aid
The university community thrives on the shared goal of student success and is not just a place of learning. At the heart of this mission is the SCSU Foundation. This organization is
Owls discuss cultural engagement
By Brianna Wallen News Editor photo | Brianna WallenBulletin board in honor of Black History Month, on display at Connecticut Hall on Feb. 17. Psychology major Dalice Urera, a sophomore, said that