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Hailey Roy – Contributor The new associate dean, Thierry Thesatus, is working to connect with other university departments to help them bring career-based goals to students at SCSU in different ways.  “There

Destene Savariau – News Writer The shuttle service is a resource that helps students get around campus, even if a student is injured and has trouble doing so on their own.  The three

Destene Savariau – News Editor The Multicultural Explosion was a night to remember for honoring grit, perseverance, and success for students of color. Presented by the Multicultural Center and contributions from the

Robbie Tierstein – Contributor Communication disorders major Serena Rudman, a senior, was recently elected as faculty liaison for the spring 2023 semester. “I work with members of the club including our club

Jackson Volenec – Contributor Oleksandr “Sasha” Stelmakh was only 16 years old when he and his mother had to walk over 10 miles from Lviv to Poland, suitcases in hand, in the

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