Reasons to take classes outside of your major
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter Within one to four years, you were raising your hand to use the bathroom and now all of a sudden, you have to decide what you
New psychology course to focus on stereotyping and prejudice
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter The topics of stereotyping, prejudice and profiling pepper newspapers and newscasts every day. But what does it mean to stereotype? What is prejudice? Professor Jessica Suckle-Nelson strives to
New proposed policy will help students graduate on time if approved
Aaron Berkowitz – News Writer SCSU’s University Committee Forum [UCF] is scheduled to come to a decision during their next meeting on whether or not their proposal to alter the school’s Independent
SPOOF: Southern will offer Hip Hop Studies program
Aaron Berkowitz – News Reporter SCSU looks to enter uncharted territory in the upcoming fall semester of 2015 as the university’s music department will now off offer a Hip Hop Studies program
Snow days impact students’ school schedules
Natalie Barletta – Opinions Editor Getting a cancellation email from Patrick Dilger has become a regular occurrence lately at Southern Connecticut State University. Although students have enjoyed the extra downtime to get
Why Registration is the Best and Worst Time of the Semester
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter All across campus, the ringing of the alarm will be heard. Even louder than the alarm will be the groans of students struggling to wake up