Sergeant tells students about life in the U.S. Army
Andrew Tantillo – Special to the Southern News In the spring of 2010, Nico Moyer, SCSU sophomore and communications major, woke up one morning with a sudden, unprovoked urge to enlist in
Graduate encourages students to study abroad
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter Golden suns falling into the Mekong River, waterfalls, and gorgeous tropical fruit are what Brendan Walsh, student in the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
Internships may be tedious, but they are essential
Alexander Roberts – Special to the Southern News Internships have both pros and cons associated with them and can be helpful because of the background experience earned, says Andrew Frentress, junior political science
Alumni return to SCSU to meet with students
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter Due to the rain, tents were pitched in the academic quad of Southern Connecticut State University to welcome back Alumni on Oct. 1. Alumni ranging from
Dear Freshmen: It Gets Better
Kelsey Mix – Copy Editor A new school, new city, new people; it’s pretty terrifying, right? When I was a freshman, I was scared to come to Southern, especially all the horror