University remembers 9/11
Members of the university community reflect on the impact of 9/11.
Dunkin’ relocates to better serve students
The relocation of the campus Dunkin' ensures that students and employees are considered when it comes to wait times.
Robert DeMezzo on student dining
Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries answers questions about student dining.
Students attend gubernatorial debate
Izzy Manzo – Contributor Gubernatorial candidates Ned Lamont, democrat, and Bob Stefanowski, republican, discussed topics such as higher-education and housing at a debate at the Shubert Theatre last Monday. One of the debate’s randomized questions pertained to University of
Protests occur throughout New Haven against deportations
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor We walk so Nelson can.” That was what one of the posters read at the student walkout for Nelson Pinos, an immigrant who has lived in this
Bertolino gives annual university address
Joe Freer – Reporter President Joe Bertolino’s annual State of the University address discussed enrollment, budget and plans to be a more socially cooperating campus. He said the Barack H. Obama Magnet
State senator visits campus
Hunter Lyle – Reporter In honor of Constitution Day, the university celebrated the day by inviting State Senator Gary Winfield to campus. The founding fathers of this nation signed a living document
University awarded grant for CARE program
Joshua LaBella and Jacob Waring – Managing Editor, Contributor President Joe Bertolino announced during the 125th Anniversary Kickoff Celebration that the university has received a $3.68 million grant—one of the largest the
Students walkout in support of New Haven immigrant
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor Students walked out of class today to rally support for Nelson Pinos, an immigrant, who has been seeking shelter from deportation at the First and Summerfield United Methodist Church
Sustainability commitment continues
Izzy Mano – Contributor Southern has been committed to using sustainable energy for the past decade, and through programs such as waste reduction and composting, the campus is doing its part to combat climate
Sexual assault policies to remain the same
Michelle Shnayder – Contributor Recently, the Trump administration proposed numerous rules that would expand the rights of college students accused of sexual misconduct. According to a 2017 speech by Education Secretary Betsy Devos, the proposed new rules would obligate schools to investigate sexual misconduct complaints only if
Student photographs trip to Amazon
Victoria Bresnahan – News Editor As a photo-documentarian, Brokk Tollefson, a senior, joined chemistry professor James Kearns on his fifth annual summer trip to Ecuador to record observations and analysis of the plants he was
Custodial hiring freeze continues
Jacob Waring – Contributor Due to a two-year hiring freeze, facilities operations and custodial duties have been affected. “We had one all last year and we will have one all of this year,” said Mark Rozewski, vice president of finances and administration. “And what that