Yearly Archives: 2017

Course Examines President Trump’s First 100 Days

The first 100 days of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s administration is the focus of a new course at Southern called “Presidential Elections and Transitions.” Art...

SCSU, School Superintendents Launch Project to Increase Minority Educators

A project to increase the number of minority students pursuing a career in K-12 education is about to be launched in the spring by...

Plant Health and Protection Research Opportunity for Students Announced

For students who are considering a career in scientific research or who are interested in doing work to help food, farms, forests, or the...

A Champion Swimmer’s Inspirational Journey

Southern’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will look to continue their dominance of the Northeast-10 when they host the conference championship at...

Preparing the State Workforce in Biotech, Environmental Studies, Utilities Management

Three recently approved programs promise to meet workforce needs and prepare Southern students for jobs in exciting, rapidly evolving fields. The university is adding Bachelor...

Student Marketers Suggest Ways for eBay to Increase Its Reach

Southern’s Student Marketing Club (SUMA Marketing) recently placed among the semi-finalists at the prestigious International Collegiate Case Study competition after developing a comprehensive campaign...

Global Community Service Changes Lives

Winter break may feel like just a distant memory for most students by now, but for one group of Southern students, this year's break...

Business Students Earn Berth in Northeast Competition

A team of Southern business students has earned a berth in next month’s Northeast Venture Capital Investment Competition after securing a victory recently in...

High Flyer

In April 2010, Scott Graves was watching news coverage of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. A geologist and...

Education Course Includes Discussion of ‘White Privilege’

When she first broaches the topic of “white privilege” in her educational leadership classes, Sousan Arafeh braces for some tension in the room. “Some people...

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