Yearly Archives: 2015

In the News – November 2015

*The collaborative nature of Southern’s STEM program was highlighted in a story that was published Nov. 30 in the New Haven Register. The article...

Advocating for the Victims of Bosnian Genocide

Through his writings, lectures and interviews with the media, Professor of Philosophy David Pettigrew has been a powerful voice for the victims of atrocities...

Campus Summit Draws 300 Latino Youth

The university hosted about 300 Latino high school students on campus recently for The National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) Quest Education Summit 2015,...

Library Undergraduate Research Awards Due Feb. 1

Hilton C. Buley Library is pleased to announce the first annual library undergraduate research awards. These awards recognize and reward SCSU undergraduate students who...

Music Department Calling All “Strings”

The Music Department is seeking students who are experienced and interested in playing the violin, viola, cello, or double bass in a dynamic and...

Student-Edited Journal Holds First Literacy Forum on Campus

Members of local literacy organizations will gather on campus on November 19 for a research forum sponsored by the university's Journal of Student Psychological...

Papazian Signs New, More Comprehensive Climate Commitment

In a strong show of leadership in the sustainability arena, Southern’s President Mary A. Papazian has signed a new Climate Leadership Commitment that goes...

Physics Professor Earns NSF Grant to Study ‘Neighborhood’ Stars

A Southern astrophysicist will take the clearest images ever photographed of 2,000 of the nearest stars to Earth as part of a collaborative project...

In the News – October 2015

*Business View Magazine ran a lengthy piece on Southern’s sustainability efforts in its October edition. A variety of people from the Southern campus community...

SCSU to Host Astronomy Forum on Kepler Mission, & Human Exploration of Mars

Two of the most ambitious projects ever undertaken by NASA -- the human exploration of Mars and the search for Earth-like planets outside the...

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