Yearly Archives: 2013

In the News – December 2013

*The New Haven Register ran a Dec. 26 article in which Southern was mentioned as part of a farewell article about outgoing New Haven...

Southern Awards Diplomas During Inaugural Winter Commencement

Don't be arrogant. Don't settle for less. And don't ever give up. Those were the recommendations of outgoing New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr. in...

Rare ‘Asian Unicorn’ is Focus of International Attention

Mythical creatures – the unicorn, the Loch Ness monster, dragons – fascinate us because a part of us wants to believe they are real....

The Transformative Power of Travel

Looking at photos of the Eiffel Tower is one thing; actually standing beneath it and gazing up at its immensity, with the musical sound...

Mia Brownell Exhibits her ‘Delightful, Delicious, Disgusting’ Paintings in Two Solo Shows

Art Professor Mia Brownell, a painter, will have two important solo shows opening in the same week in January. One show will be in...

In the News – November 2013

*A story ran in the Nov. 25 edition of the New Haven Register about a fundraising effort ofLisa Siedlarz, loan administrator for the Office...

Nanotechnology Center to Open New Doors in Cutting-Edge Fields

Connecticut college students interested in pursuing the applied sciences will have more opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research thanks to the newly designated ConnSCU...

Owls’ Football Coach Retires After 29 Years at the Helm

Rich Cavanaugh has announced his retirement as head football coach at Southern, effective January 1, 2014. Cavanaugh has enjoyed an affiliation with the university...

From the Airwaves to the Printed Page

He has been called “The Most Heard Voice” on National Public Radio (NPR). Listeners across the country have heard him dozens of times a...

Confronting Racism in Fact and Fiction

When Tim Parrish talks to other white people about racism, he says, their reactions, like his, literally come from a racist place. Racism in...

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