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Living History: “The Black Angels” Author and Original Black Angel Inspire at Southern

Nov 22, 2024

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WTNH Spotlights Southern’s Partnership with Yale to Train New Educators

Achievements

“Making Law by Making Trouble”

Announcements

Southern and Yale Partner to Address New Haven’s Teacher Shortage with $10 Million Investment in Teacher Training

Community Connections

Transition Academies Empower Students to Envision College Success

College of Health & Human Services

Spreading The Joy

Dec 14, 2020

Community Connections

COVID Doesn’t Stop “Friends of Rudolph”

Dec 7, 2020

Achievements

Daughter of Afghan Refugees Selected as Southern’s First Rhodes Scholar

Nov 23, 2020

Giving

Food Pantry Changing the Conversation About Success

Nov 12, 2020

College of Arts and Sciences

Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Grow

Nov 3, 2020

Announcements

Southern Holds International Conference on the Blue Economy

Oct 29, 2020

Community Connections

Hundreds March on Campus for Racial Justice

Oct 7, 2020

College of Arts and Sciences

“Pettigrew Pushes On” with Research on Bosnian Genocide

Sep 22, 2020

Alumni

Alumnus Historian Examines How Textbooks Taught White Supremacy

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Achievements

Fulbright Recipient Daisha Brabham, ’17, on Building Bridges

Aug 24, 2020

College of Arts and Sciences

History Department Launches Teach-in Series

Aug 18, 2020

Achievements

The IT Staff is SouthernStrong

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