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Ali Fernand – Features Editor Food insecurity is an issue a generous portion of college students have experienced. College life and finances make sufficient eating difficult. “More than 50% of students during

Robby Tierstein – Contributor The university Multicultural Leaders meet to discuss ongoing health concerns in the New Haven area. Sara Bernal-Garcia, a junior in the traditional BSM nursing program, joined the club

Ali Fernand – Features Editor This year’s midterms were full of toss-up races and controversial decisions. Early voting, abortion rights and LGBTQ+ rights were all issues on voters’ minds at the

Ali Fernand – Features Editor Financial relief is on the way for some college students. Between COVID-19 and college prices rising, students are going to be offered the opportunity to get up

Destene Savariau – News Editor Starting Fall 2023, tuition will rise $12,847 in total. After a Connecticut State College & Universities Board of Regents for Higher Education meeting on Oct. 12, the

Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor With the university constantly evolving, there is now a new minor for students interested in art administration. “Studying the arts and humanities at Southern gives you the unique

Sitting in a quiet conference room at the Michael J. Adanti Student Center, Fihayya Plair a graduate student scrolls through YouTube to get her news intake for the day. “There is so much

Destene Savariau – News Editor North Campus Midrise has seen an increase in building-related issues. Students have been getting stuck in the elevator. “This elevator always seem to be broken or have

Mirka Molina – Contributor More police die by suicide than getting shot in the line of duty. Police officers have the highest suicide and divorce rates due to the nature of their

Robby Tierstein – Contributor On this past Thursday, there was a meeting orchestrated by the American Union of University Professors to raise awareness of the prevalence of unions among university students. Gary