The WWI veteran behind Bristol’s Soldiers’ Memorial Monument
By Melissa Nunez, SCSU Journalism student Melissa Nunez, a journalism student at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story in 2017 as part of Journalism Capstone coursework on World W...
WWI project earns national recognition
The U.S. World War One Centennial Commission has recognized the Journalism Department for its work telling Connecticut stories of World War I as part of a collaboration with Connecticut State Library....
‘Balloonatics’ photographed war from above
By Michael Apotria and Brokk Tollefson, SCSU Journalism students Michael Apotria and Brokk Tollefson, journalism students at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story in 2017 as part ...
Connecticut nurses: from the home front to the frontlines
By Melanie Espinal and Chloe Gorman, SCSU Journalism students Melanie Espinal and Chloe Gorman, journalism students at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story in 2017 as part of Jou...
Submarine detection helped U.S. track enemy during WWI
By Meagan McAdams, SCSU Journalism student Meagan McAdams, journalism student at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story in 2017 as part of Journalism Capstone coursework on World W...
Norwalk cannon is reunited with World War I monument
By Jeniece Roman, SCSU student Jeniece Roman, a journalism student at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story as part of Journalism Capstone coursework on World War I. After 59 year...