Students speak out about faulty campus elevators
Josh LaBella – General Assignment Reporter Ashley Raymone said she got stuck in the Chase Hall elevator last year, but she did not panic. “It wasn’t that bad,” said Raymone, a sophomore
University’s plan for armed intruders
Alex Palmieri – News Writer Evacuate, hide and take action are the three steps to take if there is a shooter on campus, Deputy Chief Phillip J. Pessina said. “The first step
Students weigh in on fire arm regulations
Max Bickley – General Assignment Reporter One of the biggest issues in our modern day political environment is the matter of Gun control in the United States. The issue itself is very polarized with
Students give Southern a ‘B’ for safety, survey shows
Jossinet Ramos Vera and Grace Sampson – Special to the Southern News In order for college students to thrive they need to be responsible and dedicated, they need good professors and a welcoming
Matter of safety: Wintergreen Parking Garage should have a guard on duty
Amy Kulikowski – Special to the Southern News Allaysia Varnado, senior journalism major, commutes from East Hartford and said she rarely sees security guards around the parking garage. Varnado has never been
Gym can wait: officials advise students to comply with travel bans in bad weather
Jossinet Ramos Vera – Special to the Southern News
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
Campus Safety Program looks to enlighten students
Josh Falcone – News Editor Many of the university’s groups joined together in the Academic Quad last Tuesday to promote campus safety. The event saw the Drug and Alcohol Resource Center, the
SCSU police family grows bigger
Aaron Berkowitz – General Assignment Reporter The SCSU Police force welcomed two new officers into their family as both officers Jacob Luchuk and Emmanuel Cordero graduated from their six month training camp
DARC offers students education and help
Josh Falcone – News Editor As a part of the Week of Welcome, SCSU’s Drug and Alcohol Resource Center set up across from Connecticut Hall last Wednesday to remind students of their various services.
Americans Respond to Ebola-Infected Workers
Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter Ebola, the viral disease, has a fatality rate of 70% among humans. The disease has been centered in West Africa, particularly Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and just