What does the movie “Casablanca” have to do with refugees? Find out on Sept. 14, when the Classic Friday Films series returns to campus with a screening of the iconic World War II-era film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.
“Iconic” is, in fact, the name of this year’s fall series, which...
The CCSU Department of Nursing officially opened its new state-of-the-art lab in Copernicus Hall on April 11. The 4,771-square-foot space is nearly three times the size of the nursing department’s old home in Barnard Hall. It features 10 new offices, an expanded learning laboratory, and six simulation rooms, each dedicated to a...
Solving problems and helping others is a family tradition for newly appointed Provost David Dauwalder. Growing up in Arizona, he and his two brothers worked after school and on Saturdays in their father’s hardware store. “He had a motto in his store, that if we don’t have it, we’ll get it,” recalled...
The Ana Grace Project and Central Connecticut State University hosted “Love Wins Because She Persisted” on April 14, featuring an intimate conversation with Chelsea Clinton and Nelba Marquez-Greene, founder of the Ana Grace Project. Clinton and Greene discussed the necessity of leadership among women and girls, the Love...
On the morning of May 19, most members of the CCSU community had one thing on their minds: commencement. That quickly changed when President Zulma R. Toro alerted her staff that more than 800 Eversource utility workers and independent contractors would be staying on campus that night. Caught in a pinch by a lack of available hotel...
A representative from mobile safety app LiveSafe presented the CCSU Police Department with its Rookie of the Year award on July 20. The award recognizes recent adopters of LiveSafe for rapid and successful deployment of the app, which enables users to report tips to CCSU Police, place emergency calls, quickly access campus-specific...
