Monthly Archives: June, 2019

A New Pathway to Career Leadership Opportunities

Public utilities management is a field with an abundance of well-paying jobs and a soon-to-be-crucial deficit of managerial and technological staff. Utilities are major employers...

Hlavac Named Associate Dean

Following a national search, Dr. Craig Hlavac has been appointed as the associate dean for the liberal arts in the School of Arts &...

Photo Finish

Jefferine Jean-Jacques, ’18, has a way with a viewfinder -- a gift that's led the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) to recognize her photographs...

Study: Long-Term Use of Statins Increases Risk of Diabetes

Individuals who use statins for more than two years have an increased risk of developing diabetes compared with those who do not use the...

Student Studies Electoral College, Reform Ideas

Until recently, the subject of the Electoral College only caught the attention of American citizens every four years – a time when people are...

Students’ Research Aims to Shore Up State’s Eroding Beaches

Summer is finally here, and that means heading to Connecticut’s coast to splash in the waves and sunbathe on the beach. But you may...

President Bertolino Signs Climate Emergency Declaration Letter

SCSU President Joe Bertolino today signed a climate emergency declaration by college and university presidents in advance of the the U.N. Climate Action Summit...

Future Geothermal at SCSU

On June 19, 2019, SCSU's Facilities Department drilled a 500-foot test well on the site of the New School of Business, on the corner...

Morocco Visit Promotes Global Engagement

During the spring semester, 13 Southern students spent a week in Marrakech, Morocco, learning about sustainable development and how they could apply the concept...

Alumna “Steps Out of Line” in Acclaimed New Memoir

A 21-year-old soldier is raped in her barracks by a fellow soldier, and she reports the assault right away. But Army commanders don’t trust...

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