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Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Julia Irwin. Photo from SCSU Website
09/09/2026

Provost Irwin highlights student success initiatives

By Kadisha Pierre-Louis News Editor Q: What are some of the biggest challenges facing freshmen and transfer students? A: “Being a first-time, full-time freshman and being a transfer student both involves new
Interim President Sandra Bulmer. Photo: SCSU Website
09/09/2026

Interim President Bulmer shares student resources

By Kadisha Pierre-Louis News Editor Q: What resources are available to students who are struggling?  A: “The Dean of Students Office is really a one-stop shop for a student who are in

Need for spring concert debated

Victoria Bresnahan—News Editor Funding for the annual spring week concert is up for debate by the Student Government Association, as well as whether students value the event. “It’s becoming increasingly difficult to
02/13/2019

Survey finds low drinking stats amongst first-years

Amanda Cavoto—Arts & Entertainment Editor According to the 2017 CORE Campus survey of Alcohol and Other Drug Norms, 97 percent of first-year students at Southern disapprove of frequent intoxication. The survey, which
02/06/2019

Reading room redesigned into new office

Jessica-Guerrucci—Reporter An office is being built for the new Director of Library Services Clara Ogbaa, but to do so, one of the library’s reading rooms is being taken away. Hired without an
02/06/2019
North Campus Midrise // Security Cameras

Cameras installed around North Campus

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer Residents of North Campus Residence complex have recently become equipped with new outdoor surveillance cameras. The project is in coordination with Residence Life staff. University Chief of Police Joseph
02/06/2019

Proposed revisions to Title IX addressed by university

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer U.S. Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has proposed changes to Obama-era regulations to the Title IX statute, which prohibits discrimination on college campuses against a person’s sex. According
02/06/2019

Alumni employed by Congresswoman Hayes

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer The first African-American Democrat to represent Connecticut in Congress, Congresswoman Jahana Hayes, has hired alumni Jason Newton to work as her communication director in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining
02/06/2019

Community assisted by Global Brigades

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer This past January, students from Southern’s Global Brigade chapter spent a week in a coastal community in Ghana, known as Ekumpoano, to build bio-digestive toilets and provide public health
02/06/2019

Aid provided to those affected by shutdown

Victoria Bresnahan—News Editor Last Friday, President Donald Trump signed a bill to temporarily reopen the government after the longest shutdown in U.S. history. Students, staff and faculty of the Connecticut State Colleges
01/30/2019

Turning Point moves forward in club process

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer At the final Student Government Association meeting of the fall 2018 semester, with a vote of eight in favor and nine abstentions, Turning Point was officially inducted as a
01/30/2019

Discrimination, bias found through survey

Tamonda Griffiths—News Writer According to a recent Campus Climate survey, students, faculty and staff have witnessed or experienced bias/ discrimination in terms of race and gender. For the students surveyed, the third
01/30/2019
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