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...
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...
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...
Long before adult coloring books started topping Amazon’s list of bestselling books, Misty Ginicola was using them with her graduate students and with clients...
A group of committed SCSU students, faculty, staff, and administrators have come together as The University of Compassion Initiative to inspire compassionate action in...
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...
At the recent John F. Kennedy Center American College Theater (KCACTF) Festival, Region I, the Theatre Department continued its long track record of producing...
