Jamie Bonito, a junior majoring in marketing and management, recently earned some extra credit of sorts for smart networking.
When the Windsor Locks Board of Selectmen issued a call on Facebook for representatives to the state’s Central Regional Tourism District, Bonito, a longtime Windsor Locks resident, quickly...
Central Connecticut State University’s Nursing program is in great health and, in at least one case, is better than the national average. The percentage of CCSU students in the nursing bachelor’s program who passed the 2017 national R.N. licensing exam in the first round — 90.24 percent — surpassed the...
When it came time to select a caterer for the recent celebration of the life of the President Emeritus Jack Miller, event organizers didn’t have to go too far to find one. Chef Jay, a food entrepreneur, cookbook author, and CCSU philosophy major, was happy to help serve up a smokehouse barbecue spread in Miller’s...
Twelve years ago, Ed Wierzbicki encountered a zenith of sorts. The now adjunct professor of Theatre was searching for plays about teen bullying and found “The Shape of a Girl” by Canadian playwright Joan MacLeod. “I immediately felt connected to the play … and thought its language truthful and its story...
