Yearly Archives: 2013

Research Center Marks a Quarter Century of Computer Ethics Study

The technology landscape has changed dramatically over the past quarter century and continues to do so on a daily basis. Accompanying these changes are...

In the News – October 2013

*Jonathan Ruiz, who works at Southern as part of the AmeriCorps Campus Compact, and Southern student volunteers were noted in an Oct. 30 story...

A Patented Approach to Fighting Cancer

Christmas ferns are pretty ordinary plants in the botanical world – they are in abundance in the eastern half of the United States, and...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Shares Personal Story, Advice with Students

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor told the Southern community that she thought about asking President Barack Obama to withdraw her nomination to the...

New Medical Spanish Course to Help Break Down Barriers

You are sitting on an examining table in a doctor's office, waiting to hear what your physician has to say about your mystifying symptoms....

Assisting Coastal Communities with Beach Restoration Plans

Two Southern Connecticut State University faculty members and their students are analyzing the effect that Hurricane Sandy had on the coastlines of East Haven...

Fair Haven Grad Teaching in China

Carlos Cruz plans to spend much of his future on a college campus. Not only does the recent Southern grad intend to someday pursue...

Math Class Uses Free, Online Textbook

As a math professor, Joe Fields knows a thing or two about how costs can compound themselves. He can use algebraic formulas – even...

In the News – September 2013

*The Hartford Courant posted an article Sept. 28 in its online MyTowns section, as well as a subsequent hard copy version of MyTowns, regarding...

SCSU Counts Down to Hi-Tech Science Building

The future academic and laboratory science building at Southern Connecticut State University will be a significant step forward for the landscape of the campus...

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