Central Connecticut State University hosted four outdoor commencement ceremonies on May 22 and May 23, to celebrate the Class of 2021. Approximately 2,400 students earned their degrees.
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Student earns national recognition for stage management
Recent grad Sam Satagaj earned recognition from the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for achievement in stage management.
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Communication professor is at the intersection of health and social justice
In a world rife with injustice, Dr. Rati Kumar is tackling one of its most formidable issues: health equity.
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Ndengo Mwilelo is marching forward into the American dream
Ndengo Mwilelo lived half her life as a Congolese refugee in Burundi. In the place she now calls home, she is a brand-new CCSU graduate.
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NEC announces All-Conference honors, awards
The Northeast Conference announced all-conference honors on June 10, and several CCSU student-athletes earned a place on the list.
CCSU recognized as campus that creates culture of wellness
CCSU is among 153 universities and colleges around the world to be honored by Exercise is Medicine for its efforts to create a culture of wellness.
Six students earn President's Citation Award
Six students received 2021 President’s Citation Awards, which are presented to outstanding seniors nominated by faculty and staff.
For Mya Gray, art imitates life
College, career, and childrearing aren’t mutually exclusive endeavors for graduating senior Mya Saree' Gray.
For Dr. Stacey Miller, people come first
The phrase “a drop in the bucket” has a more hopeful meaning for Dr. Stacey A. Miller, CCSU’s inaugural vice president for Equity and Inclusion.
Cardona '97 nominated to serve as U.S. education secretary
President-elect Joe Biden has nominated Connecticut State Commissioner of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona ’97 to serve as U.S. education secretary.
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