Beth Levine

Bob, then anchor of “ABC World News Tonight” and Rye local, stars in a documentary about his return to Iraq to visit the scene of a bomb explosion that left him injured.

My search for relief from polymyalgia rheumatica

99-year-old holocaust survivor Saul Dreier formed a band to comfort others and join voices.

36 years later, Southern student completes her degree. Her former gymnastics coach gave her just the push she needed.

Durante has been working in the family pasta business since he could walk. His business degree from Southern Connecticut State University has helped him pull it into the modern age without losing that old world flavor.

When you have a bleeding disorder, creating a birth plan with your medical team is essential.

As you get older, your health needs change a lot. What worked when you were in your 30s might not be enough when you hit your 60s. The best way to catch new issues is through preventive screenings — so you can deal with them before they get too far along. That gives you more options and better outcomes. And at ArchWell Health, we believe those are the best results of all.

Southern Connecticut State University Alumni Magazine Summer '23

Profile of alumni Nick Doyle, executive vice president and national sales manager of Mahalo Spirits Group, a multi-million dollar incubator that develops niche brands and seeds regional ones.

Southern Connecticut State University Alumni Magazine Winter 2024, page 30

Neil de Grasse Tyson brought together two fellow star enthusiasts: Lydia and Charles Nixon

Many of us reflexively brace for the worst, but recognizing a fear of happiness can help you change

Halloween can be tough for children with ADHD — and their parents. There is so much stimulation, unknowns, safety rules, unexpected transitions and waaayyyy too much sugar candy. How can you help your child enjoy the holiday without meltdowns or having to have the fun curtailed?

How farmer Ira Wallace became the Godmother of Southern Seeds

When you are a parent with ADHD, summer with all its unstructured time can become another hill to climb. Who is going where when? Where is your backpack? Oh, I forgot to sign your immunization form...I am supposed to plan a vacation? What?

Here are some tips to get some chill back into these hot days.

Being a friend to someone with ADHD can be difficult. They may often be late or talk too much. They don’t listen to you; they flake off. How do you strike that happy balance of supporting a struggling friend without having your own needs trampled on? If you care about someone with ADHD, you can help them be the best version of themselves while also establishing boundaries for yourself. Here are some tips for connecting with your ADHD friend.