Yearly Archives: 2017

Incarceration, Food, and Forgiveness

What’s it like to be a woman in prison? Assistant Professor of Social Work Amy Smoyer’s research focuses on women’s lived experiences of incarceration,...

Chemistry Student, Prof Show Their Mettle in Creating Test for Arsenic

He failed an AP Chemistry class in high school. But five years later, Cody Edson has not only earned both a Bachelor of Science...

The Paris Diaries

Dear Friends of the Southern in Paris Program, It is almost cliché to say, but time has flown by. Today marks our eleventh day in...

The Health Boss

As the first full-time health director in Westbrook, Conn., in more than a decade, Sonia Marino, ’09, M.P.H. ’14, is working to develop a...

G’day, Mate!

It takes about 30 hours for Natasha Fitzpatrick to travel the 10,403 miles between her home in Tasmania, Australia, and Southern’s New Haven campus....

Student Offers Mathematical Model to Project Sea Level Rise Along CT Coastline

Bridgeport and New London are on course for the sea level of their coastlines to rise 7 to 24 inches by the year 2100,...

“My Heart on Pages”: An MFA Graduate’s Prize-winning Poetry Collection

After a near-death experience, you really figure out what’s important, says Lynn Houston, a poet who graduated this May from Southern’s Master of Fine...

The Secret to Her Success

Among the 11,000 students who are members of the American Marketing Association (AMA), graduating business administration major Julia Rotella is a standout, finishing second...

Faculty Stars Honored at Annual Celebration of Excellence

At the annual Celebration of Faculty Excellence on May 1, several major faculty awards were presented at a ceremony to honor the awardees, with...

From Southern to Cannes

For anyone in the film industry – or anyone interested in film, for that matter -- the renowned Cannes Film Festival in France is...

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