Humans of SCSU: Anna Plasky
Melissa Nunez – Opinions and Features Editor A keen third grade girl comes to Southern with her older sister and sits with a DVD player watching movies, her sister listens to her professor
Louis Deluca Advises Students How to Budget
For some students, managing money, including financial aid can be a nightmare. Between refund checks, loan names, interest rates and account information, students often make crucial mistakes in the loan lending process.
Make your last semester count
Grace Sampson – Special to the Southern News Graduation, it’s an exciting yet unsettling topic to think about but for many seniors the time is near. In a matter of weeks, all
State budget cuts impact university
Alex Palmieri – News Writer Connecticut has proposed a budget cut that will be affecting the state tremendously, said Jonathan Wharton. “This is an issue I’ve been stressing and suggesting that is
Day of Action for Public Higher Education
Adrianna Rochester – General Assignment Reporter The Day of Action for Public Higher Education—sponsored by the Congress of Community Colleges, UCONN- AAUP and the CSU-AAUP took place on Thursday, Jan. 26. The goal
Professor adopts middle school science classroom
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter SCSU professor Catherine Koehler saw a need for more supplementary science education in schools and is meeting this need with the help of her science methods
Residence halls educate students during ‘No Means Yes but Harder’ program
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter One out of four women are predicted to be victims of sexual assault during their college career, according to the New York State Coalition Against Sexual
Annual Majors Expo invites students to explore options
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter In today’s shrinking job market, college degrees are more important now than ever before. Degrees give applicants the necessary leg up to succeed. The first step
CSCU Transform 2020 leads to some concerns
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter Southern Connecticut State University is no stranger to making changes when it comes to making sure its students have what they need to be successful, said
School of Education working to lift probation within a year
By Anisa Jibrell Special to the Southern News Southern holds a long-standing reputation for being one of Connecticut’s top producers of teachers, but status did not seem to dissuade members of the
School of Education on Probation
Hannah Spreckley – Editor-in-Chief The schools education department has been put on probation for three years after a state committee said the school needed to improve several areas related to data collection
SCSU Hires New Provost and Dean of Education
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Between the new Science Center and the renovations being made to Buley Library, the external changes being made to Southern’s campus are more visible than ever
Jumpstart, helping children all over the country
Kelsey Mix – Online Editor/Copy Editor Here at Southern, there are many community service opportunities and ways we can help people in need. Jumpstart is one of these remarkable programs that were