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Answering the Call for Help
Members of the Southern community step up to donate masks, gloves, food, supplies and more
Suzanne Huminski hadn’t looked at her sewing machine in 17...
Coping Strategies for Elders who Feel Socially Isolated
Jack Gesino, an associate professor of social work at Southern who specializes in elder care, said that social isolation and loneliness can alter a...
Field House Becomes Field Hospital
Trucks with hospital beds and medical equipment pulled up outside Moore Fieldhouse on March 31, 2020, as the National Guard began the assembly of...
Dealing with Grief in an Uncertain Time
The New Haven Independent ran an article, "SCSU Prof, Students Work Through The Covid Grief" (March 31, 2020), about Frank LaDore, director of Transfer...
Solar Southern
Solar power provides approximately eight percent of the electricity used at Southern — thanks to two multifaceted solar installations on opposite sides of campus....
Easing Pets’ Stress During the Pandemic
Sally Sizer, who works as a secretary for the Department of Recreation, Tourism and Sport Management at Southern and a professional dog trainer, offers...
Living in the Age of Coronavirus
Journalism Professor Frank Harris III, an award-winning columnist for the Hartford Courant, speculated about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in a recent op-ed,...
HHS Alumni on the Ground with COVID-19: Andrew Toce, ’14
Andrew Toce, '14, LPC, ADS, works in his own private counseling practice, with a focus on sports psychology. Read our interview with him and...
Hollywood and Pandemics
You've probably said it to yourself more than once during the past few weeks: "I feel like I'm living in a movie." The coronavirus...
Grad Awarded Fellowship from U.S. Dept. of State
Congratulations to Collin Walsh, ’08, who was awarded a highly prestigious Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship for 2020. Designed to prepare outstanding young...