Monthly Archives: March, 2020

Solar Southern

Solar power provides approximately eight percent of the electricity used at Southern — thanks to two multifaceted solar installations on opposite sides of campus....

Easing Pets’ Stress During the Pandemic

Sally Sizer, who works as a secretary for the Department of Recreation, Tourism and Sport Management at Southern and a professional dog trainer, offers...

Living in the Age of Coronavirus

Journalism Professor Frank Harris III, an award-winning columnist for the Hartford Courant, speculated about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in a recent op-ed,...

HHS Alumni on the Ground with COVID-19: Andrew Toce, ’14

Andrew Toce, '14, LPC, ADS, works in his own private counseling practice, with a focus on sports psychology. Read our interview with him and...

Hollywood and Pandemics

You've probably said it to yourself more than once during the past few weeks: "I feel like I'm living in a movie." The coronavirus...

U.S. Dept. of State Awards Top Fellowship to Alumnus

Congratulations to Collin Walsh, ’08, who was awarded a highly prestigious Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship for 2020. Designed to prepare outstanding young...

The Pandemic and the Presidential Election

With a pandemic sweeping the globe, it can be easy to forget that the United States is in a presidential election year. Jennifer Hopper,...

Art Faculty Receive Awards from State Office of the Arts

Three members of the Art Department faculty have received grants to support their work through the Artist Fellowship Program of the Connecticut Office of...

Uncharted Waters for Athletes

Athletic Director and mayor of Manchester, Conn., Jay Moran talks about the challenges of dealing with the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic. A column about...

10 Mental Health Tips to Cope with Social Distancing

Social distancing and the closing of typical meeting places are designed to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus). Public health officials believe...

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