Monthly Archives: April, 2016

Graduate Student Investigates Opiate Use on Both Sides of the Atlantic

Mark McRiley, M.P.H. ’12, was intrigued by the bumper sticker. So instead of rushing inside to place his order, the Southern alumnus stood outside...

SCSU Students Win Statewide Investment Strategy Competition

A team of Southern business students has captured the recent inaugural Connecticut Venture Capital Investment Competition – pitting some of the state’s best undergraduate...

Southern Alumna Named 2016 National Teacher of the Year

View a photo album from Jahana Hayes' September 2016 visit to Southern. The Council of Chief State School Officers today announced that Southern alumna Jahana...

In the News – April 2016

Southern received extensive media coverage for the "Connecticut Primary Day Viewing Party" held in Engleman Hall, Room A120, during the evening of April 26....

Undergraduate Research: Robots Learning Creative Writing

Most Americans believe that robots and computers will perform much of the work currently done by humans at their jobs within the next 50...

Gala Celebration Recognizes 25 Years of Study in Salamanca

Miguel de Cervantes, author of the 17th-century Spanish novel “Don Quixote,” wrote of Salamanca, Spain, that it “enchants the will because once you have...

Business Students Take Up CT Entrepreneur Challenge

Budding entrepreneurs at Southern have gotten a taste of what it’s like to start a small business in the real world, thanks to their...

Barnard Scholars Excel in Classroom, Service to Community

Four Southern students were recently honored as recipients of the Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Award. A total of 12 students are chosen for the award...

National Political Analyst to Speak on 2016 Presidential Campaign

John Heilemann – a national political analyst for MSNBC and co-author of best sellers “Game Change” and “Double Down” – will discuss the state...

Urban Education Fellows on a Mission

The distinctive challenges of teaching and learning in an inner city school are well-documented. Lower test scores. Skimpier budgets. The student body coming from...

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