Four-story Health and Human Services Building to be completed by spring 2022 for health-related fields Abby Epstein – News Writer A $74 million building fully funded by the state of Connecticut has
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor Following in the steps of other universities in Connecticut, Southern decided to start spring break early – but when students “return,” they will be working from the comfort
Izzy Manzo – Photo Editor The Student Government Association unanimously voted to approve a rock climbing club and discussed ongoing issues such as food services and community hour during their general body
Jacob Waring – News Editor On Feb. 26 university leaders gathered to discuss a plan to deal with the coronavirus or as it is now officially known, COVID-19. According to CNN, there have
Abby Epstein – News Writer Starbucks secret is out: they are going strawless. The Starbucks located on the first floor of Buley is throwing away their straws and opting for drinkable lids
Joseph Vincenzi – Reporter As a celebration of Black history, the campus commemorated prominent activists and their actions to fight social injustice and advocate for civil rights in a segregated United States.
Abby Epstein – News Writer Two departments will become roommates next school year. The Academic Advising Center and Career and Professional Development are moving into the same space in the library. “This
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor The adjective “interim” has been dropped from his title, and now, Bruce Kalk will get to call himself the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Abby Epstein – News Writer Through an upbeat atmosphere with music and praying, Carry the Love preached to students about how they could love one another like Jesus. Carry the Love is
Jessica Guerrucci – Managing Editor The adjective “interim” has been dropped from his title, and now, Bruce Kalk will get to call himself the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. “I’m