Yearly Archives: 2014

Helping Break the Cycle of Poverty

Want to make a real difference in a young child’s life? Southern students are now being recruited for the Jumpstart program, a national early...

Sen. Blumenthal on Campus to Discuss Student Debt Relief

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) spoke with SCSU President Mary Papazian, students, and faculty at a campus round table on Sept. 24 to discuss...

Continuing the Fight for Truth and Justice in Bosnia

For the past several years, Philosophy Professor David Pettigrew has been researching and writing about the genocide that took place during the Bosnian War...

Seeking Justice in Bosnia

David Pettigrew has been thinking about Bosnia for a long time. For the past several years, the professor of philosophy has been researching and...

Treasuring a Special Internship Program with Webster Bank

Deepta Ramesh likes having a lot on her plate. In addition to a class and developing her honors thesis, the senior finance major is...

Southern Commits to Increasing Study Abroad Options

Southern has pledged to join the Institute of International Education (IIE)’s Generation Study Abroad initiative to double the number of American students who study...

Who’s Who?

Sociology and writing fiction are not that different from one another, if you ask Jon Bloch. The sociology professor’s novel The Identity Thief comes...

In the News – September 2014

*Juniors Mads Larsen and Jonas Folstad of the men's soccer team were featured in a Sept. 15 story in the New Haven Register. *John Nwangwu, professor...

Building the Future

Expect to see a dramatically different campus landscape less than a year from now as two major building projects are completed. And the upcoming...

In the News – August 2014

*Lew DeLuca, Southern's new financial literacy advisor, was featured as part of Channel 30's Back to School series on Aug. 29. The position was created...

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