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“Top Owl” Social Justice Awardees Announced for November
The Top Owl Social Justice Award is given to recognize contributions in helping the university achieve its mission of creating and sustaining an inclusive community that appreciates, celebrates, and...
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Southern and Long Wharf Theatre Announce Partnership
Long Wharf Theatre today announced the launch of a new partnership with Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU), formalizing a more than 30-year-long relationship between the two institutions....
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Meet the Student Coach
Charliana Criscuolo SophomoreHealthcare studies major(pre-nursing focus) with a minor in sport studies Owl Football, student assistant wide receivers coachand operations manager Getting started: As a...
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Destination Southern for International Students
By Sarah Shelton, as it appeared in the Fall 2022 edition of Crescent magazine. While some students take their educational opportunities in faraway countries, there are international students who come...
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National Teaching Award Goes to Grad
Messaging in by video, a beaming Oprah Winfrey saluted the winners of the 2022 Milken Educator Award: “Congratulations on this honor. May you continue to be a light in the world as one of the great...
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Crescent Magazine Highlights Revival of Student Life
An acclaimed boxer, the experiences of international students and e-sporting are all focuses in the Fall 2022 edition of Crescent magazine, the ninth incarnation of the student publication. Crescent...
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Research Collaboration Seeks Cancer Treatment Breakthrough
An innovative collaboration between the chemistry and biology departments at Southern could mean a breakthrough in the treatment of a common form of breast cancer, and a student researcher...
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K9 Officer Jules Makes Appearance at MetLife Stadium
Sergeant Cynthia Torres and K9 Officer Jules (far right) of the Southern Police Department appeared on the sidelines at the Eagles-Giants game on Sunday, Dec. 4 at MetLife Stadium, representing the...
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History Alumna Speaks on Teaching Race and Identity
Southern alumna Daisha Brabham, ’17, recently served as a panelist at the Yale Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition’s 24th annual conference: “Teaching Race and...
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Advocating for Domestic Workers’ Rights
Andreina Barajas Novoa, ‘24, recently completed a five-month Latina Leadership fellowship with Esperanza United in Washington, D.C., one of ten students chosen nationwide to participate in the...
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Top News Stories of 2022
2022 was a transformative year for Southern, one which saw the opening of our Health and Human Services building, the arrival of Officer K9 Jules, and exciting new programs and initiatives...
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New Africana Studies Minor Reflects Students’ Experiences
A new minor, launched just this fall semester, aims to reflect the interests and experiences of Southern’s student body, with a close look at global Black history and contemporary Black people’s...
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Southern, UConn Partner on Postgrad Research Program for Underserved Communities
Southern is collaborating with UConn on a program designed to teach critical research skills to college graduates seeking employment in growing fields like genomics and biotechnology. The universities...
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Fantano Named To Connecticut Magazine’s 40 Under 40 List
According to The New York Times, he’s the only music critic who matters (if you’re under the age of 25). This year, Connecticut Magazine named Southern alumnus Anthony Fantano, ’08, as one of 40...
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Graduate Student Finds Research Opportunities at Prestigious Oceanographic...
One weekend each month, one of graduate student Miranda Holland’s favorite things to do is travel to Massachusetts, exploring the shores of Long Island Sound as a way to advocate for innovative...
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Senior Travels to West Bank for Volunteer Opportunities
After having her hopes for a trip to Spain let down by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Krista Jones, ’22, has her eyes set on a different travel abroad experience. Beginning this month,...
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Xbox Tabs Grad to Expand Gaming Opportunities
Southern graduate Shawn Gilhuly, ’17, is online and ready to play — one of only five talented content creators chosen by Microsoft to kick off its Xbox Next Level (XNL) program. The six-week...
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Dean’s List for Fall 2022
Congratulations to students who have earned a place on the Dean’s List. This honor is reserved for students who have achieved outstanding academic success for the semester in their college or school,...
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Removing Barriers to Learning
Danielle Dutcher, M.S. ’19, appeared on WTNH’s CT Style on Dec. 30, 2022, to discuss the latest assistive technology tools being used in the classroom today. Dutcher, who works at ACES as an...
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PROUD Academy Partnership to be Celebrated
PROUD Academy, in partnership with Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) and National School Choice Week (NSCW), will be hosting an event at the SCSU Adanti Student Center Ballroom on Thursday,...
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