The mood around the Department of Nursing has been understandably upbeat lately. In mid-February, students, faculty, and staff started moving into a new, state-of-the-art space in Copernicus Hall nearly three times the size of its current home.
“We are just so cramped for room,” Interim Department Chair Catherine...
“The New Jim Crow” author to take part in Feb. 28 conversation on race, incarceration Noted civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar Michelle Alexander is scheduled to be on campus Wednesday, Feb. 28, to take part in a moderated conversation on race, the justice system, and mass incarceration in America. Alexander...
The first books Jalal-ud-din Butt remembers reading were about space. He dreamed of becoming an aerospace engineer or maybe an astronaut when he grew up. Now, 20, Butt ’19, still has his eyes on the heavens, but his childhood career goals have evolved a bit. Plasma physics is where he sees his future these days and, if his...
As an Art Education major, Jessica Figueroa is required to learn about brain science. When she was called upon to teach about it recently, she embraced the challenge and put her artistic talents to work. After introducing herself to a small group of seventh graders at CREC’s Academy of Science & Innovation, she held up a...
The Northeast Conference announced the winners of its annual Fall Team Sportsmanship Awards on Jan. 16, and four of six awards went to CCSU Athletics teams — Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, and Women’s Volleyball. “The awards are designed to acknowledge the team in each...
CCSU's Dancentral Company presented its annual Student Choreography Fall Showcase on Nov. 11, 2017, in Welte Auditorium.
