Bill Dorfer has a tattoo of his band’s symbol on his left arm. The circles, created by a Belgian graphic artist, represent each individual band member in Soul Conversion and how in tune they are to each other. Bill Dorfer of Soul Conversion (Meghan Olson/Crescent Magazine) Dorfer’s band, along with other off-campus...
One ‘foot’ in the grave When driving through campus, or fighting for a parking space, students see vehicles of different...
Solomon James, Sophomore, ATHTalya Eriksen, Junior, CMDNatalie Colon, Sophomore, COMZaiyat McKenzie-Henderson, Sophomore, PCHNicole Parete, Senior, RECJoanna Aguila-Perez, Freshman, PSYDayana Lituma,...
By Tamonda Griffiths Commuting to campus by train is an increasingly popular mode of transportation for students. While the ride...
Every performer hopes to take their talents to the public on stage. Student Kelsey Latham has achieved that dream taking...
Seventeen athletes. Ten countries. One goal: to play a collegiate sport. International students come to Southern in pursuit of athletic...
Holly Izzo wants a career helping others. Music is her pathway to that career. When she first came to Southern,...
Social media is a double-edged sword: connectivity, entertainment and inspiration vs. insecurity, anonymity and judgments. Students still spend hours of...
As the COVID-19 pandemic spread around the world in early 2020, Southern Connecticut State University converted its entire spring curriculum...
