Monthly Archives: February, 2016

In the News – February 2016

Jodie Mozdzer Gil, assistant professor of journalism, wrote a column that appeared Feb. 25  in the New Haven Register regarding compliance with the state’s...

Theatre Department Shines at Regional Festival

At the recent John F. Kennedy Center American College Theater (KCACTF) Festival, Region I, the Theatre Department continued its long track record of producing...

Full Court Press: Meet Your Southern Basketball Coaches

It’s a whole new game for Southern basketball — with Owl national champion Kate Lynch, ’08, and celebrated former NBA player Scott Burrell taking...

Biology Students to Present Antibiotic Research at U.S. Capitol

A pair of Southern biology students have been selected to present on Capitol Hill their discovery of a type of bacteria that may have...

Theatre Alum Featured in Super Bowl’s “Marmot” Commercial

If you watch the Super Bowl for the commercials as much as for the game – and who doesn’t? -- you saw Southern alumnus...

And the Winner is . . . A Southern Graduate

Southern pride is running sky high, with Colleen Palmer, M.S. ’90, 6th Yr. ’93, and Jahana (Flemming) Hayes, ’05, respectively named the 2016 Connecticut...

Swimmer with Autism Determined to Compete

Sophomore Tyler Steskla of the Southern Connecticut State University men’s swimming and diving team is accustomed to dealing with adversity. At the same time,...

MFA Grad’s Poems to Share a Bill with Wallace Stevens

For a poet to be mentioned in the same breath as Wallace Stevens, the great American poet of the 20th century Modern period, is...

SCSU Bolsters Reading Comprehension Skills of Stratford Students

First- and second-graders whose reading skills were significantly below average at St. James School in Stratford showed major improvements by the end of last...

Satire an Essential Element on the Political Landscape

The presidential campaign season is in full swing, with candidates traveling around the country meeting voters, debating each other on television, and competing in...

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