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Planning for the Fall: President Joe on WTNH
In an interview with WTNH’s CT Style host Teresa Dufour, President Joe Bertolino addresses questions about public higher education during COVID-19, covering topics such as the challenges and...
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Owl Update: Mihai Marica, ’07
According to family lore, Romania-born cellist, Mihai Marica, ’07, first asked for a cello at age 3, wanting to emulate his talented father. The family held off, presenting Marica with the longed-for...
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SouthernStrong Awardees Put Others’ Needs First
The SCSU President’s Recognition Committee proudly presents our eighth group of SouthernStrong awardees. These awards shine a light on faculty, staff, and students who are lending a helping hand, with...
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“Naming the Unnameable”: Alumnus Poet Speaks the Truth of the Times
Poems can be prayers, life savers, and eye-openers. Poems can be therapeutic and transformational. For Southern alumnus and poet Rayon Lennon, ’09, MSW ’16, poetry is all of these things and more. So...
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Art Seen
It’s one thing to have an idea. It’s another to implement it, especially when there are multiple people involved — three — and other responsibilities call — full-time jobs — and a physical space is...
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“Once You Get Involved, You Never Really Stop”
Looking at Kendall Manderville, ’20, now — President of the Black Student Union, Vice President of the campus NAACP chapter, a transfer student assistant in the New Student and Sophomore Programs...
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Music Department One of Five in State to be Accredited by NASM
Southern’s Department of Music hit one of its highest notes recently, when it received accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) and became one of just five schools in...
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Student Activists Raise Their Voices
Solomon James, ’22, had never organized an event in his life. “Not even a birthday party,” he says. But that was before he saw a social media post seeking support for a local march in solidarity with...
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Racial Injustice: Let’s Talk About What’s Next
Wednesday, June 17 (12 – 1:30 p.m.) A community online forum streaming live on Southern’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SouthernCT/ A community online forum moderated by Jonathan L. Wharton,...
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Dean’s List for Spring 2020
Students at Southern are recognized for their high academic achievement by being placed on the dean’s list of their respective schools. In order for undergraduate students to qualify for the dean’s...
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“Little Miss Westie” to Air on National TV
On June 16, English adjunct instructor Shelley Stoehr-McCarthy and her family will share their lives on a national stage when a documentary film about the family, Little Miss Westie, is screened on...
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SouthernStrong Awardees are Service-Oriented
The SCSU President’s Recognition Committee proudly presents our ninth group of SouthernStrong awardees. These awards shine a light on faculty, staff, and students who are lending a helping hand, with...
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Helping Others Find Their Voices
Before her junior year in high school, Sarah Hammond, M.S. ‘20, had never heard of a speech-language pathologist (SLP), nor did she envision herself becoming one. But two things happened that changed...
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Business Students Intern with Cetera Investors
In a time when many organizations are cancelling summer internships due to COVID-19, Cetera Investors has hired seven School of Business students for their summer internship program: Japheth Allen,...
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Rising Football Star Receiving Pro Attention
As he heads into his senior year, rising football star Kwadir Delgado-McIntyre, ’21, was recently profiled on NFL Draft Diamonds. Not only is Delgado-McIntyre tackling opponents on the field, he’s a...
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#SouthernStrong
As the university prepares to reopen, here’s a look at how the Southern community responded to the early phases of the COVID-19 pandemic — and upheld its commitment to education. First, the good news....
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Financial Literacy Program Again Named One of Best in the U.S.
LendEDU, a website that helps consumers learn about and compare financial products, including student loans, has released its fourth annual report that recognizes the top 50 financial literacy programs...
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An Elementary School Rises
Designed with the latest educational advances in mind, the Barack H. Obama Magnet University School opened on Southern’s campus on Jan. 7. By March 13, both the Obama School and the university had...
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SouthernStrong Awardees Always Thinking of Others
The SCSU President’s Recognition Committee proudly presents our tenth group of SouthernStrong awardees. These awards shine a light on faculty, staff, and students who are lending a helping hand, with...
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School of Business Offers Virtual Toolkit to Graduates
The impact COVID-19 has had on the economy is undeniable, a fact that can be particularly troublesome to recent college graduates. Because of the unique challenges facing those entering the workforce,...
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