News & Features
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March 31, 2023 The next generation of journalists More than 200 future journalists from several Connecticut high schools convened at CCSU for High School Journalism Day. -
March 28, 2023 Annual symposium will tackle climate change CCSU will host its annual Global Environmental Sustainability Symposium on April 3. -
March 28, 2023 Annual symposium will tackle climate change CCSU will host its annual Global Environmental Sustainability Symposium on April 3. -
March 27, 2023 CCSU honored by Connecticut Age Well Collaborative CCSU received one of four inaugural Wellspring Awards from the Connecticut Age Well Collaborative. -
March 27, 2023 Welcome accepted students! Kizer greets a group of prospective Blue Devils and their families as they brave the rain during CCSU's annual Accepted Students Day on March 25. Two more Accepted Students events are coming up! Click here for more information. -
March 21, 2023 Alarie earns regional Outstanding New Professional Award The award recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of orientation, transition, and retention. -
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March 14, 2023 Brothers and Blue Devils A ripped up parking ticket, a love of education, and a restaurant called Elmer’s Place: These are just a few things that define two alumni brothers. -
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March 06, 2023 CCSU celebrates Title IX Trailblazers Ten women from the university community were honored as Title IX Trailblazers on March 2. -
March 06, 2023 Let her lead the way The Women’s Center at CCSU hosted its annual Elect Her event on Feb. 24. Elect Her is a national program that encourages and trains college women to run for student government and political office. Throughout the day, students learned hands-on campaign skills, spoke with women in state office, and discussed research on women in government. -
March 03, 2023 CCSU celebrates Title IX Trailblazers Ten women from the university community honored as Title IX Trailblazers. -
March 02, 2023 On stage at CCSU: Sense and Sensibility The CCSU Theatre Department presents "Sense and Sensibility" nightly through March 4 at 7 p.m. at the Black Box Theater in Maloney Hall. The play by Kate Hamill is based on the novel by Jane Austen. Assistant Professor Wesley Broulik will direct. Go to www.ccsu.edu/theatre to purchase tickets. For addiitional information, contact the Theatre Department at (860) 832-3150. -
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February 27, 2023 Legislative breakfast brings state leaders to campus CCSU hosted a breakfast on Feb. 27 to update state leaders on campus initiatives and strategic developments. -
February 27, 2023 Continuing Education at the University of Dope A party game for hip-hop lovers, created by two women who met at CCSU, is now available nationwide. -
February 26, 2023 Swimming and diving team earns seventh title The CCSU swimming and diving team earned its seventh NEC championship on Feb. 25. -
February 22, 2023 Women's track team wins NEC Indoor title The win marks two championships in two consecutive years. -
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February 21, 2023 Awoderu appointed director of Center for Africana Studies Oluwatoyin Awoderu is the new director of the CCSU Center for Africana Studies. -
February 21, 2023 Awoderu appointed director of Center for Africana Studies Oluwatoyin Awoderu is the new director of the CCSU Center for Africana Studies. -
February 16, 2023 Vargas named O’Neill Chair Former State Representative Edwin Vargas will serve as the next O’Neill Endowed Chair in Public Policy and Practical Politics at CCSU. -
February 16, 2023 CCSU joins Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Founded in 1989, CUMU facilitates the exchange of information and ideas among institutional members in urban and metropolitan settings. -
February 16, 2023 Former State Representative Edwin Vargas named O’Neill Chair Vargas’s appointment follows a national search by the university. He will succeed former State Sen. Donald Defronzo. -
February 08, 2023 Charity and student win big in Sodexo sweepstakes Student Mirza Abdullah Barlas is among the winners of Sodexo’s national “Dishing Out Dreams” sweepstakes. -
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February 06, 2023 Successful service CCSU honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 20 with a Day of Service and the annual breakfast. -
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January 12, 2023 CCSU football announces new head coach Adam Lechtenberg was named head coach of the CCSU football program on Jan. 11. -
January 11, 2023 Congratulations December graduates CCSU hosted a winter commencement ceremony on Dec. 17 in Welte Auditorium. -
January 11, 2023 You're in! The university hosted On-the-Spot Enrollment Day on Jan. 11, offering prospective students a chance to apply, ask questions, and get an admission decision in one day. The well-attended event kept Admissions staff busy all day in the Willard-DiLoreto atrium. -
January 03, 2023 Governor appoints Daniels '96 to lead CT Contracting Standards Board Greg Daniels will begin serving as executive director of the State Contracting Standards Board on Jan. 13. -
December 19, 2022 Congratulations December graduates! CCSU hosted a winter commencement ceremony on Dec. 17 in Welte Auditorium, honoring students who met their degree requirements as of August 2022, December 2022, and the Winter Intersession. New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart ’09 served as commencement speaker. The University also presented Dr. Merle Harris ’64, ’73 with an honorary degree. Dr. Harris is a former member of the CSCU Board of Regents and served as interim president of CCSU. -
December 08, 2022 CCSU and Connecticut Explored make history Central Connecticut State University and Connecticut Explored have teamed up to offer more opportunities to students and Connecticut history buffs. -
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November 28, 2022 DeLaura and Dischino earn Humanitarian Award The award recognizes technology and engineering professionals who promote humanistic values. -
November 17, 2022 Literacy Center celebrates 50 years thanks to a little magic On its 50th birthday, the Literacy Center buzzed with children, guests, parents, guardians, and Education students. -
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November 17, 2022 Literacy Center celebrates a magical 50 years On its 50th birthday, the Literacy Center buzzed with children, guests, parents, guardians, and Education students. Read the full story about this special milestone. -
November 16, 2022 Criminology launches Executive Police Fellows program Criminology faculty will work with an advisory group of nine law enforcement leaders to revamp and update curriculum, explore mentorships, and more. -
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November 14, 2022 Serving up soup and hands-on learning Teamwork among professors, students, and staff has brought back the annual Empty Bowls dinner, coming up on Nov. 17. -
November 02, 2022 MBA students honored at conference Four MBA students received the award for best paper at the 2022 Northeast Association of Information Systems Conference. -
October 24, 2022 A master class in connection and compassion Connection and compassion are part of the curriculum for Board of Regents Teaching Award recipient Professor Heather Rodriguez. -
October 24, 2022 Dr. Alicia Bray keeps tabs on southern pine beetles Associate professor of Biology Dr. Alicia Bray is monitoring the effects of southern pine beetle invasions on Connecticut's pine trees. -
October 19, 2022 Grad student earns Connecticut Counseling Association award The Graduate Student of the Year award recognizes outstanding scholarship by a CCA student member. -
October 12, 2022 A visit from the VP CCSU welcomed Vice President Kamala Harris to campus on Oct. 5. -
October 12, 2022 Evelyn Newman Phillips earns top university award CCSU conferred its Distinguished Service Award, one of its highest honors, on veteran faculty member and Anthropology Department Chair Dr. Evelyn Newman Phillips. Read the story. -
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October 07, 2022 A visit from the VP The CCSU community welcomed Vice President Kamala Harris to campus on Oct. 5. The Vice President joined U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes and Alexis McGill Johnson, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood, for a conversation about recent legal threats to reproductive rights. -
October 03, 2022 Dr. Maurer and team win Scialog Collaborative Innovation Award This year’s awards total $1,045,000 and will be allocated to eight teams of researchers from institutions across the United States and Canada. -
September 28, 2022 Professor Raven Ong sews up a busy summer Professor Raven Ong didn’t try on a lot of careers before he found his passion as a costume designer. -
September 28, 2022 Evelyn Newman Phillips wins 2022 Distinguished Service Award CCSU awarded one of its highest honors to veteran faculty member and Anthropology Department Chair Dr. Evelyn Newman Phillips. -
September 26, 2022 Time to play! Campus celebrates Drop-in Child Care Center grand opening Hundreds of new students began their academic careers at CCSU this fall, but a few dozen of them will have to wait a few years to pick a major. -
September 26, 2022 Campus celebrates long-awaited child care center Stnading by to cut the ceremonial ruibbon to the CCSU Drop-in Child Care Center are (from left) Director Kelly McCarthy, Connecticut Commissioner of Early Childhood Beth Bye, CCSU President Zulma Toro, and interim Provost Kimberly Kostelis. The university hosted a grand opening celebration for the center on Sept. 23. -
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August 30, 2022 A big CCSU welcome Introducing the newest members of the CCSU family! Welcome to campus! -
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August 01, 2022 Coming this fall: Free child care for student-parents This fall, CCSU will offer much-needed support for student-parents with the opening of the CCSU Drop-in Child Care Center in Carroll Hall. Read more here. -
July 29, 2022 Southern pine beetles on notice in Connecticut Associate professor of Biology Dr. Alicia Bray is monitoring the effects of southern pine beetle invasions on Connecticut's pine trees with an assist from Biology major Leanne Bilo. Read more about Dr. Bray's work here. -
July 26, 2022 Alumnus donates published works to Burritt Library Author and alumnus T. Garth “Tim” Connelly ’83 recently donated six of his books to the Elihu Burritt Library. -
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July 14, 2022 The Ottoman Empire, right at your fingertips A new member of CCSU's History faculty, Dr. Tyler Kynn, has created a digital storytelling tool to introduce students to the history of the early modern Ottoman Empire and the Islamic World. The game's inspiration? The Oregon Trail. Check it out at https://hajjtrail.com. -
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July 12, 2022 Dr. Merenstein named AVP for Community Engagement and Experiential Learning In her new role, Dr. Merenstein is leading the development of community engagement and experiential learning programs, among other projects. -
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June 23, 2022 Celebrating 50 years of Title IX education amendments The passage of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 changed the landscape of education and athletics in the United States. -
June 21, 2022 Four Blue Devils, one Great Race The Great Race is underway, and Team CCSU is in the mix, competing against 120 antique and classic cars ranging in age from 1916 to 1973. -
June 21, 2022 Four Blue Devils, one Great Race The Great Race is underway, and Team CCSU is in the mix, competing against 120 antique and classic cars ranging in age from 1916 to 1973. Read the full story here! -
June 17, 2022 Dr. Melendez-Rhodes selected for prestigious leadership program Dr. Tatiana Melendez-Rhodes is among 36 educators who were selected to join the 2022 cohort of a national leadership program. -
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June 09, 2022 Rafter named Co-Student-Athlete of the Year CCSU's track and field and cross country standout Angie Rafter was named the 2021-22 Northeast Conference Co-Female Team Student-Athlete of the Year. -
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June 02, 2022 Women’s indoor track earns sportsmanship award The Blue Devils earned the NEC's 2022 Winter Team Sportsmanship Award for women's indoor track and field. -
June 01, 2022 Volleyball honored for sportsmanship CCSU women's volleyball earned the 2022 Northeast Conference Fall Team Sportsmanship Award on June 1. -
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May 26, 2022 Listen: Dress Up and Life Will Provide the Occasion Assistant Professor of Theatre Raven Ong shared stories about life as a costume designer on a National Arts Club podcast. Take a listen! -
May 26, 2022 A favorable account Accounting and Finance major Elizabeth Sousa will receive a $10,000 scholarship from the PCAOB. -
May 26, 2022 Indoor track and field earns all-conference honors CCSU earned several spots in the Northeast Conference’s May 26 all-conference honors list for the indoor track and field season. -
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May 25, 2022 Finding their place in the world Where in the world are these high school students? CCSU! -
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May 18, 2022 Commencement 2022 ushers in 2,600 new alumni Building off the success of last year’s outdoor commencement exercises, the university hosted two outdoor commencement ceremonies on May 14. -
May 18, 2022 Congratulations Class of 2022! With another commencement in the books, more than 2,600 students have joined the Central Connecticut State University alumni community. The university hosted two outdoor commencement ceremonies at Arute Field on May 14. -
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May 12, 2022 Healthy bodies, healthy minds CCSU hosted a reception on May 11 to celebrate a generous donation from Stop & Shop to Maria's Place. -
May 12, 2022 Leading the way President Zulma R. Toro and CCSU student Yalene Alicea were among the honorees at the 2022 YWCA Women in Leadership Luncheon. -
May 12, 2022 YWCA honors President Toro, student President Zulma R. Toro and CCSU student Yalene Alicea were honored for leadership by the YWCA. -
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May 03, 2022 President’s Citation Award winners honored for leadership, volunteerism President Zulma R. Toro selected five students to receive 2022 President’s Citation Awards. -
May 02, 2022 Four students earn 2022 Barnard Award Academic excellence and exemplary community service are the hallmarks of four students who received 2022 Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Awards. -
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April 13, 2022 Chronicling Connecticut's COVID stories Enhanced by fieldwork by the CCSU Public History program, Connecticut will have a more nuanced account of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
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April 06, 2022 CCSU earns national designation for commitment to first-generation students The Center for First-generation Student Success named CCSU to its 2022-23 cohort of First-Gen Forward institutions. -
April 06, 2022 Moving 'Forward' at CCSU The Center for First-generation Student Success named CCSU to its 2022-23 cohort of First-Gen Forward institutions. Read more about the designation here. -
March 28, 2022 Grant will fund permanent digital space for CCSU’s mural collection The Elihu Burritt Library received a $10,000 grant from CT Humanities to create a digital collection of CCSU artwork and murals. -
March 24, 2022 Mushaw '10 appears in film due out this holiday season Some stories are just made for the movies. -
March 14, 2022 Sounds of support Listen to CCSU music students perform and discuss the national anthem of Ukraine. -
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March 14, 2022 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month CCSU is proud to celebrate Women's History Month 2022! An array of events on campus will highlight achievements by women and their role in history. Go to Upcoming Events section of Pipeline for details. -
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March 10, 2022 CSCU announces modified COVID-19 protocols Relaxed COVID-19 protocols on all CSCU campuses will take effect April 4. -
March 10, 2022 Theatre returns to the Black Box "This Random World" runs through Saturday at the CCSU Black Box Theatre. Curtain time is at 7 p.m. Reserve tickets here. -
March 08, 2022 Students 'balance' academics with field work CCSU students are teaching older adults to conquer their fear of falling. -
March 03, 2022 Learning Center achieves CRLA tutor training certification The CCSU Learning Center has been awarded certification by the internationally recognized College Reading and Learning Association. -
March 02, 2022 Two alums nominated to state Superior Court bench Christopher Griffin ’07 and Ramona Mercado-Espinoza ’83 are among Governor Ned Lamont’s latest nominees to the Connecticut Superior Court. -
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March 01, 2022 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month CCSU is proud to celebrate Women's History Month 2022! An array of events on campus will highlight achievements by women and their role in history. Go to Upcoming Events section of Pipeline for details. -
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February 23, 2022 Dr. Jones releases 'Engaging' new math guide A new book co-authored by Professor of Mathematics Education Dr. Shelly Jones has been published by Corwin. -
February 23, 2022 Blue Devils bring home a championship The women’s track and field team won the NEC championship on Feb. 21. -
February 23, 2022 Women's track and field wins NEC title The women’s track and field team became co-champions of the Northeast Conference on Feb. 21. -
February 22, 2022 Rafter, Bardes Recognized as NEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year The NEC's Fall 2021 Scholar-Athlete award list includes two elite Blue Devil athletes. -
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February 16, 2022 CCSU receives $200k for mental health programs CCSU has received nearly $200,000 in grant funds to expand mental health services on campus. -
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February 07, 2022 CCSU celebrates Black History Month CCSU is proud to celebrate Black History Month 2022! An array of events on campus will highlight achievements by Black Americans and their role in U.S. history. Go to Upcoming Events section of Pipeline for details. -
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January 24, 2022 Coach D'Arcy to be inducted into CT Soccer Hall of Fame Mick D'Arcy has led the women's soccer team to the NCAA Tournament 10 times and has been honored as NEC Coach of the Year eight times. -
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January 19, 2022 New gift to fund Engineering scholarships A longtime supporter of the Polish Studies program has committed $500,000 to establish a new scholarship. -
January 19, 2022 New gift to fund Engineering scholarships A longtime supporter of the Polish Studies program at CCSU has committed $500,000 to establish a new scholarship fund. -
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January 14, 2022 Next stop: The Great Race A vintage car rolled into CCSU on a flatbed on Jan. 14, but soon enough it will head out on its own to compete in the Great Race. -
January 14, 2022 The Blueprint for a Successful Spring Semester is ready! Brush up on the Blueprint for a Successful Spring Semester here! -
January 14, 2022 Pincince named Athletics Director President Toro announced the appointment of long-time Blue Devil administrator Tom Pincince as CCSU’s next Director of Athletics. -
January 14, 2022 Pincince named Athletics Director President Toro announced on Jan. 14 the appointment of long-time Blue Devil administrator Tom Pincince as CCSU’s next Director of Athletics. Read more about Pincince's tenure at CCSU here. -
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December 14, 2021 CCSU on the national stage Central Connecticut State University is proud to announce a few recent accolades and achievements. -
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December 06, 2021 CCSU honors Ed. Secretary Dr. Miguel Cardona '97 CCSU President Zulma Toro and U.S. Department of Education Secretary Dr. Miguel Cardona take a closer look at ceramic artwork commissioned by Toro and created by Professor Vicente Garcia (far right) as a gift for Secretary Cardona. Sec. Cardona received the artwork on Dec. 3 after he was presented with CCSU Alumni Association's Distinguished Alumni Service Award. Read more about the award ceremony here. -
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November 12, 2021 Exhibit honors Polish air squadron A new exhibit at the New England Air Museum created in partnership with Polish Studies at CCSU honors the Kościuszko Squadron. -
November 12, 2021 Fall is flying by Students are taking advantage of a warmer than usual November on campus in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving break and finals. -
November 11, 2021 Student veterans recognized for service, leadership The Office of Veterans Affairs recognized two students for leadership and academics on Veterans Day. -
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November 08, 2021 CCSU women's soccer heads to NCAA Tournament The CCSU women’s soccer team won its fourth straight Northeast Conference championship on Nov. 7 in a match against Fairleigh Dickinson at home. The Blue Devils’ 3-0 win clinches an automatic berth in the 2021 NCAA Women's College Cup. Read more about the game here. -
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November 03, 2021 Scholars for Life Over the last five years, CCSU’s Continuing Education Scholars for Life series has drawn a loyal following of lifelong learners. -
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October 27, 2021 Scholars series powered by love of lifelong learning Over five years and many topics of discussion, CCSU’s Continuing Education Scholars for Life series has drawn a loyal following of participants. -
October 27, 2021 CCSU Foundation scholarship applications open Nov. 1 If you are a matriculated student and will be attending CCSU next year, consider applying for a CCSU Foundation scholarship! -
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October 22, 2021 Fall is flying by Students have hit the midterm mark at CCSU, and Thanksgiving break is just around the corner. On-ground classes are in full swing with COVID-19 safety precautions still in place. Student Cal Borst takes a break on a recent warm October day. -
October 20, 2021 Engineering students hit the road to success Two Mechanical Engineering captured two coveted awards for their senior project at a recent conference. -
October 20, 2021 Engineering students hit the road to success Engineering calculations will only get you so far. Manufacturing in the real world involves variables most of us have probably never considered. -
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October 18, 2021 Halfway there and staying safe Students have hit the midterm mark at CCSU, and Thanksgiving break is just around the corner. On-ground classes are in full swing with COVID-19 safety precautions still in place. -
October 14, 2021 Inez Vera named ACSA director Inez Vera is the new director of the Academic Center for Student Athletes. -
October 14, 2021 Inez Vera named ACSA director Interim Provost Dr. Kimberly Kostelis named Inez Vera as the new director of the Academic Center for Student Athletes. -
October 14, 2021 Move over Kizer, 'The Wolves' are here The CCSU Theatre Department will present "The Wolves" from Oct. 14 to Oct. 16 under the Vance lawn tent. Showtime is at 6 p.m. for all performances. Admission is free with suggested donations to the Theatre Angels fund. -
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October 12, 2021 Blue Devils among top finishers in marathons Many familiar faces from CCSU’s cross country and track and field programs finished with impressive performances in the Hartford and Boston marathons. -
October 12, 2021 Halfway there and staying safe Now that Homecoming 2021 has come and gone, the midterm mark is fast approaching at CCSU. On-ground classes are in full swing with COVID-19 safety precautions still in place. -
October 05, 2021 Veterans History Project launches blog The CCSU Veterans History Project will share stories and info about its collections through a new blog. -
October 04, 2021 CCSU's National Youth of the Year Freshman Brianna Parker is the Boys & Girls Club of America's 2021 national Youth of the Year. -
October 04, 2021 Freshman Brianna Parker earns national Youth of the Year award When freshman Brianna Parker was named National Youth of the Year by the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, she needed a moment to catch her breath. -
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October 04, 2021 Countdown to Homecoming 2021 Homecoming festivities are underway! Check Pipeline and Club Central for additional events and info. -
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September 23, 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month event highlights alumnus, artist Jorge Morales Alumnus and painter Jorge Morales ’96 spoke on campus as part of the university’s ongoing Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. -
September 16, 2021 Introducing the Kevin C. Oliva Memorial Scholarship The scholarship will be awarded to one or more students who exemplify persistence and kindness. -
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September 15, 2021 The 2021 Distinguished Service Award goes to Dr. John Tully President Toro presented Dr. John Tully with the 2021 Distinguished Service Award during the University’s annual opening meeting on Sept. 10. -
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August 31, 2021 Welcome back, Blue Devils! Fall 2021 classes are underway on campus with health and safety guidelines in place. Read more about how we're fighting the spread of COVID-19 in the Fall 2021 Blueprint for a Successful Semester. -
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August 16, 2021 Vaccination clinics continue on campus Need to get vaccinated against COVID-19? We can help. Click here to view the schedule of Department of Public Health vaccination van clinics this month. -
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August 05, 2021 $13.1 million in federal aid available for eligible CCSU students If you are an undergraduate or graduate student registered for classes this fall, some debt relief might be headed your way. -
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August 04, 2021 School of Business earns CFA distinction The CCSU School of Business is among the newest members of the CFA Institute University Affiliation Program. Click here to read more. -
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July 28, 2021 LAX team earns academic honors The IWLCA recognized the CCSU women’s lacrosse team as 2021 Academic Honor Squad. -
July 27, 2021 Fall 2021 opening plan ready for review We're getting ready for safe and productive semester. Now's the time to review the updated Blueprint for a Successful Semester. Learn more here. -
July 27, 2021 Get vaccinated on campus! Are you vaccinated against COVID-19 yet? Click here to learn more about how to get a free vaccination on campus. -
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July 21, 2021 Getting oriented CCSU's newest Blue Devils are getting to know campus during the university's annual series of summer orientation sessions for first-year students. -
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July 13, 2021 WFCS named city 'gem' CCSU is home to an official gem within the City of New Britain. -
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July 09, 2021 Dr. Rati Kumar 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. -
July 08, 2021 Alyssa Aponte takes flight at CCSU Meet Alyssa Aponte: Nursing graduate, officer, and pilot-in-training. -
July 08, 2021 Nursing graduate takes flight in National Guard Growing up in New Britain, Alyssa Aponte ’21 always imagined she would leave home for college. -
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June 10, 2021 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. -
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June 08, 2021 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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June 02, 2021 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. -
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May 27, 2021 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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May 26, 2021 Congratulations 2021 graduates! 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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May 20, 2021 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. -
May 20, 2021 Congratulations President's Citation Award winners Six students received 2021 President’s Citation Awards, which are presented to outstanding seniors nominated by faculty and staff. They are (clockwise, from top left) Adedamola Adele, Erica Bardes, Jose Corchado, Andy King, Chineachelum Okoro, and Nadia Santone. Read more about this year's award winners here. -
May 20, 2021 Congratulations President's Citation Award winners Six students received 2021 President’s Citation Awards, which are presented to outstanding seniors nominated by faculty and staff. They are (clockwise, from top left) Adedamola Adele, Erica Bardes, Jose Corchado, Andy King, Chineachelum Okoro, and Nadia Santone. Read more about this year's award winners here. -
May 18, 2021 For Mya Gray, art imitates life College, career, and childrearing aren’t mutually exclusive endeavors for graduating senior Mya Saree' Gray. -
May 17, 2021 CCSU named Breastfeeding-Friendly Campus The Connecticut Breastfeeding Coalition recognized Central Connecticut State University as a Breastfeeding-Friendly Campus at a May 17 ceremony. -
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May 13, 2021 CCSU announces Barnard Scholars Four CCSU students earned 2021 Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Awards from the CSCU Foundation. -
May 13, 2021 Congratulations 2021 Barnard Scholars CCSU's 2021 Barnard Scholars are (from left) Veronical Heigel, Megyn Jasman, Sarah Ulrichsen, and Johanna Zukowski. Read more about these outstanding students here. -
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May 11, 2021 Sellers named head basketball coach Patrick Sellers ’91 is the new head coach of the CCSU men's basketball program. -
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May 04, 2021 Thank you CCSU nurses! During the COVID-19 pandemic, our nursing students rose to the occasion by participating in testing and vaccination clinics. Their work enabled the university and local healthcare providers to greatly increase the number of people served, and CCSU and our Nursing faculty and staff could not be more proud of how they responded. Learn more about Nurses Week at CCSU here. -
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April 21, 2021 Paint Night perspective Students create their latest masterpieces at a recent Paint Night sponsored by the Muslim Students Association at Semesters. (Photo by John Atashian) -
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April 16, 2021 Digging in, downtown CCSU students hit downtown New Britain for some food, fun, and fresh air on April 14 during the university's annual Blue Devil Dinner Downtown event. Students received $15 in Devil Dollars to spend at participating downtown-area eateries and were invited to join in a scavenger hunt around the district and compete for prizes. (Photo by Stan Godlewski) -
April 15, 2021 Women's soccer adds another NEC conference championship to its record The CCSU women's soccer team handily won its NEC Conference championship game against LIU, 4-0. They head to the NCAA tournament next. -
April 14, 2021 CCSU presents 'Romeo and Juliet' The #CCSU Theatre Department will present "Romeo and Juliet," the story of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers, on April 15, 16, and 17 in Barnard Square. The show starts at 5 p.m. on each night. Admission is free! Click here for more information. -
April 08, 2021 Share your voice today for a better tomorrow We want ALL students, faculty, and staff to share their voices through the 2021 UCLA Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) survey to make our campus climate even better. As a bonus, students who complete the survey have a 1 in 4 chance of winning an Amazon gift card! Don’t miss this opportunity to be heard and help us create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive campus for the entire Central family. Click here to learn more about the survey. -
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March 29, 2021 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month Throughout Women's History Month, we will introduce just a few of CCSU's outstanding faculty, staff, students, and alumni. -
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March 25, 2021 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month Throughout Women's History Month, we will introduce just a few of CCSU's outstanding faculty, staff, and students. -
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March 22, 2021 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month Throughout Women's History Month, we will introduce just a few of CCSU's outstanding faculty, staff, and students. -
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March 17, 2021 CCSU celebrates Women's History Month Throughout Women's History Month, we will introduce just a few of CCSU's outstanding faculty, staff, and students. -
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March 11, 2021 Celebrating Women's History Month This month, we celebrate Women's History Month and CCSU's outstanding faculty, staff, and students. The CCSU women's cross country team won its third consecutive NEC title at the 2021 Northeast Conference Championship on Feb. 28. -
March 08, 2021 Survey says ... you could win a gift card! Seniors and first-year students: It's time to fill out the annual National Survey of Student Engagement. Complete the survey now for a chance to win a Barnes & Noble or Amazon gift card. Get started at https://nssesurvey.org. -
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March 03, 2021 Vision, progression drive filmmaker Rashad Frett ’09 Rashad Frett ’09 lives by the acronym PIK: Progression is Key. -
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February 23, 2021 Dr. Stacey Miller takes the helm of Office of Equity and Inclusion 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. -
February 23, 2021 Dr. Stacey Miller begins tenure as Vice President for Equity and Inclusion Dr. Stacey A. Miller joined the University administration on Feb. 22 as the inaugural Vice President for Equity and Inclusion. Read more about Dr. Miller's work and goals for CCSU here. -
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February 16, 2021 Admissions director Larry Hall is a true-blue advocate As a CCSU undergraduate, Larry Hall knew he wanted to work in higher education. -
February 16, 2021 Larry Hall is a true-blue advocate for education Larry Hall calls himself a true Blue Devil. Not only is he a double alumnus of the University, he also has served as director of Recruitment and Admissions since 2008. Read more here. -
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February 04, 2021 New directors set cross-campus goals for Center for Africana Studies For the two new directors of the Center for Africana Studies, it’s all about teamwork. -
February 04, 2021 New directors set goals for Africana Center For the two new directors of the Center for Africana Studies, it’s all about teamwork. Beyond the shared leadership role, co-directors Dr. Wangari Gichiru and Dr. Daniel J. Broyld have set outreach to all areas of the university as a priority in continuing and expanding the important work of the Center. Keep reading here. -
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February 03, 2021 Education Secretary nominee Miguel Cardona '97 testifies at Senate confirmation hearing The Senate held a confirmation hearing for U.S. Secretary of Education candidate Dr. Miguel Cardona '97. -
February 01, 2021 CPPSR seeks entries to 'What Black Lives Matter Means to Me' contest The Center for Public Policy and Research is seeking entries to a contest titled "Reflect & Empower: What Black Lives Matter Means to Me." -
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February 01, 2021 CCSU celebrates Black History Month Throughout Black History Month, we will feature additional special content about the accomplishments of CCSU faculty, students, and alumni who advance African-American cultural awareness and achievement. For a list of related university events, click here. -
January 28, 2021 COVID cancels CCSU football season The Blue Devils football team will not participate in the Spring 2021 Northeast Conference football season. -
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January 19, 2021 Safety first on move-in day CCSU welcomed back its resident students on Jan. 19, one week before classes begin on Jan. 26. Upon arrival on campus, all resident students were administered a rapid COVID-19 test in their cars. More than 50 CCSU Nursing students lent a hand to the testing effort. Watch them at work here. (Photo by John Atashian) -
January 17, 2021 'The time is always right to do what is right' Today we reflect on the legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Social-distancing guidelines related to the COVID-19 pandemic will not allow us to host our annual MLK Breakfast, but coming up on Feb .18, CCSU will welcome civil rights activist and veteran Dr. Flonzie Brown Wright as a virtual speaker. Throughout Black History Month, we will feature additional special content about the accomplishments of CCSU faculty, students, and alumni who advance African-American cultural awareness and achievement. -
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January 12, 2021 CCSU appoints Dr. Stacey Miller as first Vice President for Equity and Inclusion CCSU announced on Jan. 12 the appointment of Dr. Stacey A. Miller as the University’s inaugural Vice President for Equity and Inclusion. -
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December 23, 2020 Making new Connections A new issue of Connected magazine is out and online!
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December 23, 2020 Cardona '97 named 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. He introduced Dr. Cardona at a press conference on Dec. 23 in WIlmington, Del. Click here to read more. -
December 22, 2020 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. -
December 18, 2020 Connected magazine is out and online! We are pleased to announce the digital debut of Connected, CCSU’s semi-annual magazine for alumni and friends of the University. -
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December 18, 2020 Making new Connections We are pleased to announce the digital debut of Connected, CCSU’s semi-annual magazine for alumni and friends of the University. Click on the image to read more about the latest issue. Take a look inside the magazine here. -
December 15, 2020 Love won, despite pandemic challenges The pandemic didn't diminish the spirit of giving during this year's Love Wins Community Drive. -
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December 04, 2020 CCSU’s Beta Alpha Psi chapter earns distinction The CCSU Xi Omicron Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi was named a Distinguished Chapter after acquiring its charter only this year. -
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December 02, 2020 Education goes NextGen at CCSU CCSU is proud to announce NextGen Educators, a new initiative in partnership with the Connecticut State Department of Education. The initiative aims to attract candidates from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds to support CSDE’s commitment to increase the racial, ethnic, and linguistic diversity of Connecticut’s educator workforce. Shown are (above) are two CCSU NextGen Educators, Chrystal Gordon and William Tucker, during a Nov. 20 press conference about the program at Bristol Eastern High School. Read more about the NextGen Educators program here. -
December 01, 2020 Together, we give Read more about Giving Tuesday at CCSU here. -
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November 25, 2020 CCSU Film program produces video for Grammy winner Students and alumni in CCSU's Film program recently filmed and produced a music video for Grammy winner Pharoahe Monch. -
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November 23, 2020 Five reasons NOT to take a semester off — especially now Considering a gap year? Check out five reasons why you should research all your options before you put your education on hold. -
November 20, 2020 CCSU launches NextGen Educators in partnership with state The state Department of Education and CCSU have launched NextGen Educators, an initiative to provide future educators with experience and mentorship. -
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November 20, 2020 Education goes NextGen at CCSU CCSU is proud to announce NextGen Educators, a new initiative in partnership with the Connecticut State Department of Education. The initiative aims to attract candidates from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds to support CSDE’s commitment to increase the racial, ethnic, and linguistic diversity of Connecticut’s educator workforce. Shown are (above) are two CCSU NextGen Educators, Chrystal Gordon and William Tucker, during a Nov. 20 press conference about the program at Bristol Eastern High School. Read more about the NextGen Educators program here. -
November 11, 2020 University honors student veterans CCSU honored two students at its annual Veterans Day observance on Nov. 11. -
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November 05, 2020 Anthropology students win excellence awards for writing Four Anthropology students recently received Excellence in Public Writing awards. -
November 05, 2020 Finishing out Fall 2020 The Fall 2020 semester is in the home stretch! On-ground and online classes will continue until the Thanksgiving break, and starting Monday, Nov. 30, all classes and student life programs will move online through the end of the semester. -
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October 26, 2020 Double the DSA The University named two recipients of this year’s annual Distinguished Service Award. -
October 20, 2020 Book in series coedited by Tully wins national prize A book in a series coedited by History's Dr. Tully has won a national prize from the American Historical Association. -
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October 16, 2020 Congratulations graduates! CCSU hosted its inaugural virtual commencement ceremony on Saturday for students who were eligible to graduate in May 2020! The ceremony will be available to view for the next month via this link. -
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October 13, 2020 CCSU celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month It's Hispanic Heritage Month! This national celebration recognizes the contributions Americans with roots in Spain, Mexico, Central America, South American, and the Spanish-speaking nations of the Caribbean have made to American society and culture. CCSU will celebrate all month long with a series of events and special features here and in this space about the work our faculty, staff, and alumni do to advance Hispanic cultural awareness and achievement. -
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October 07, 2020 CCSU commits to expanded role in state's Educators Rising Academy Students in 10 more school districts will have the chance to start their studies at CCSU at no charge. -
October 05, 2020 NEC postpones fall sports until Nov. 25 Fall sports athletics competition and championships will remain on hold, according to a recent announcement from the Northeast Conference. -
October 02, 2020 CCSU celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month It's Hispanic Heritage Month! This national celebration recognizes the contributions Americans with roots in Spain, Mexico, Central America, South American, and the Spanish-speaking nations of the Caribbean have made to American society and culture. CCSU will celebrate all month long with a series of events and special features here and in this space about the work our faculty, staff, and alumni do to advance Hispanic cultural awareness and achievement. -
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September 22, 2020 Computer Science Dept. lands $1 million grant The Computer Science Department will give a million-dollar boost to underrepresented graduate students thanks to a recent grant from the NSF. -
September 21, 2020 CCSU celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month It's Hispanic Heritage Month! This national celebration recognizes the contributions Americans with roots in Spain, Mexico, Central America, South American, and the Spanish-speaking nations of the Caribbean have made to American society and culture. CCSU will celebrate all month long with a series of events and special features here and in this space about the work our faculty, staff, and alumni do to advance Hispanic cultural awareness and achievement. -
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September 17, 2020 New publications by CCSU History faculty Three History faculty members have new works to share and more in progress. -
September 15, 2020 CCSU celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month It's Hispanic Heritage Month! This national celebration recognizes the contributions Americans with roots in Spain, Mexico, Central America, South American, and the Spanish-speaking nations of the Caribbean have made to American society and culture. CCSU will celebrate all month long with a series of events and special features here and in this space about the work our faculty, staff, and alumni do to advance Hispanic cultural awareness and achievement. -
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September 03, 2020 CCSU partners with CT State Police to offer detective certification programs The Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice recently launched a Detective Methodology program in partnership with the Connecticut State Police. -
September 03, 2020 Brotherhood Initiative presents Bassett Student Achievement Award Scholars The CCSU Brotherhood Initiative has announced the 2020 Ebenezer D. Bassett Student Achievement Award Scholars. -
August 31, 2020 Building bridges in the community Four Civil Engineering students designed and built a wood bridge that was installed at the Timberlin Golf Course in Berlin. -
August 31, 2020 Dr. Zhou wins Diversity Leadership Award Dr. Brenda Zhou won this year's Rosa Parks Diversity Leadership Award from the state chapter of Women’s Transportation Seminar and WTS International. -
August 31, 2020 Back to business The Fall 2020 semester is underway with several health and safety protocols in place. Read more about how we're keeping the campus community safe here. -
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August 26, 2020 Welcome back Blue Devils! The Fall 2020 semester is underway with several health and safety protocols in place. Read more about how we're keeping the campus community safe here. -
August 18, 2020 Africana Center announces new directors Dr. Daniel Broyld and Dr. Wangari Gichiru were recently named the new co-directors of the Center for Africana Studies. -
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August 12, 2020 Film student wins U.S. Congressional Black Caucus scholarship CCSU film student Mya S. Gray was awarded a United States Congressional Black Caucus Scholarship in Visual Arts. -
August 11, 2020 Freshman wins prestigious scholarship A CCSU music education major won a scholarship for bluegrass musicians this month. -
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July 30, 2020 Northeast Conference postpones fall sports competition and championships The Northeast Conference Council of Presidents has postponed all fall 2020 athletics competition and championships. -
July 22, 2020 Campus reopening underway As CCSU prepares for the Fall 2020 semester, campus leadership teams are implementing the first phase of the university's reopening plan. Among other measures, the plan calls for safety and technological upgrades to classrooms, offices, and other high-traffic areas on campus. (Photo by John Atashian) -
July 20, 2020 Volleyball team earns 14th consecutive academic award The CCSU volleyball team recently earned its 14th American Volleyball Coaches Association Team Academic Award. -
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July 16, 2020 Provost's Office announces promotions and tenure appointments Announcing faculty promotions and tenure appointments for the 2020-21 academic year. -
July 16, 2020 Cross country teams earned All-Academic honors The CCSU men’s and women’s track and field teams earned All-Academic Team recognition from the USTFCCCA. -
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July 08, 2020 Award-winning journalist named Endowed Chair in Journalism & Mass Communication Carolyn Lumsden was named the next Robert C. Vance Endowed Chair in Journalism and Mass Communication at CCSU. -
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June 11, 2020 CCSU announces academic partnership with COCC Central Connecticut State University and banking technology firm COCC announced today a joint continuing education program. -
June 09, 2020 Alumnus rallies heroes around the world Matthew Friedman ’83 has no doubt that uniting an army of ordinary people through volunteer actions can create meaningful positive change. -
June 09, 2020 Dance detour launches Olivia Carlson’s second act Life has thrown lots of curveballs at Olivia Carlson ’20 but none of them have knocked the determined Dance Education major off her feet. -
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June 09, 2020 Blue Devils stand out in the classroom, too Pandemic notwithstanding, CCSU’s student-athletes compiled an average GPA of 3.24 for the spring semester. -
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June 02, 2020 Dr. Andreoletti named fellow of Academy for Gerontology in Higher Education The Gerontological Society of America recently named Dr. Carrie Andreoletti a fellow of its Academy for Gerontology in Higher Education. -
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May 28, 2020 BOR announces 2020 Faculty Awards for teaching and research Dr. James French and Dr. Krishna P. Kisi earned faculty awards from the Board of Regents. Dr. French received the system-wide Teaching Award. -
May 26, 2020 Faculty book leads to NPR Gracie Award An interview with Professor Mary Collins and her son Donald garnered a 2020 Gracie Award for Connecticut Public Radio. -
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May 26, 2020 Eight students were selected to receive the 2020 CCSU President’s Citation Award. Click here to read more. -
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May 22, 2020 Faculty book leads to NPR Gracie Award An interview with Professor Mary Collins and her son Donald brought home a 2020 Gracie Award won for Connecticut Public Radio. Click the headline to read more. -
May 19, 2020 Mural depicts species on the brink of extinction The students in Ted Efremoff’s Art in Community course created a mural that will be installed in Maloney Hall. -
May 19, 2020 CCSU students share Global Math stories Four students in Dr. Shelly Jones’ Math 344 class recently published Global Math stories on the Teachers2Teachers Global website. -
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May 18, 2020 Documenting the COVID-19 Pandemic: Sharing the Experiences of the CCSU Community Help the Burritt Library and the History Department document the experiences of CCSU students, faculty, and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
May 18, 2020 University announces 2020 Barnard Scholars Four CCSU students were among the winners of the 2020 Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Awards. -
May 18, 2020 Congratulations Class of 2020! The Class of 2020 commencement ceremony may be a few months away, but we think now is a good time to start celebrating. Start here to view a special commencement message from Dr. Toro. -
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May 05, 2020 Grant will help explore the virtual world of Construction Management Dr. Krishna Kisi, in the department of Manufacturing and Construction Management, was one of the first recipients of a CCSU eSports curriculum grant. -
May 05, 2020 IMRP releases fifth annual traffic stop analysis The latest Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy traffic stop report shows racial disparities decreased two years in a row statewide. -
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April 30, 2020 URCAD 2020 is underway online View this year's undergraduate research presentations in a new format. -
April 28, 2020 Four Central Connecticut University students were selected to receive 2020 Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Awards from the Connecticut States Colleges and Universities Foundation. (From left, above) Hannah Rodrigues, Jennifer DePalma, Brenden Griffith, and Lea Fontaine will be recognized for their achievement later this year at a ceremony on campus. -
April 24, 2020 Circle of Care draws students and services together Housing and food insecurity are real challenges for a growing number of college students across the nation. That includes students at CCSU. -
April 21, 2020 From Athletic Training student to Airman Arielle Robles is among several CCSU students in the Connecticut National Guard who were recently called to duty. -
April 21, 2020 CT National Guard builds recovery center at CCSU Members of the Connecticut National Guard began setting up nearly 200 beds on April 21 at the Huang Recreation Center at CCSU. This is part of a continuing effort to build COVID-19 recovery capacity around the state. The CCSU field hospital will be run by Hartford HealthCare with additional non-medical staffing support provided by the Connecticut National Guard. Read the Hartford Courant's coverage here. -
April 20, 2020 Dr. Larsen wins Tolkien Society award Geological Sciences' Dr. Kristine Larsen won the 2020 award for best article at the annual Tolkien Society Awards. -
April 20, 2020 Springtime flashback Our campus is so beautiful in the spring. Since we can't be there in person, we'll post some images here of springtimes past on campus as a reminder of better times. -
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April 13, 2020 Four MBA students receive Best Paper Award Four CCSU MBA students received the Best Paper Award from the Institute for Global Business Research International Conference. -
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April 13, 2020 Springtime flashback Our campus is so beautiful in the spring. Since we can't be there in person, we'll post some images here of springtimes past on campus as inspiration. -
April 08, 2020 CCSU announces Alumni Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2020 Six former student-athletes and one team were selected on April 8 for induction into the CCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. -
April 08, 2020 School of Business faculty earns award Congratulations to Dr. Lee Lee, whose research won the Best Paper Award at the virtual Spring 2020 Academy of Business Research Conference. -
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April 06, 2020 Springtime flashback Our campus is so beautiful in the spring. Since we can't be there in person, we'll post some images here of springtimes past on campus as inspiration. -
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March 30, 2020 Springtime flashback Our campus is so stunning in the spring. Since we can't be there in person, we'll post some images here of springtimes past on campus as inspiration. -
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March 23, 2020 We're marking Women's History Month by highlighting the outstanding women at CCSU. Click here to view more profiles in excellence at CCSU. -
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March 17, 2020 We're marking Women's History Month by highlighting the outstanding women at CCSU. Click here to view more profiles in excellence at CCSU. -
March 11, 2020 Throughout this month, check back here for more additions to our series highlighting the outstanding women at CCSU. -
March 10, 2020 A show of great 'Importance' The CCSU Theatre Department presents the Oscar Wilde comedy “The Importance of Being Earnest” in the Black Box Theater at Maloney Hall from March 10 to 14 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 for students and $15 general admission. Purchase tickets here. -
March 09, 2020 Hermes and team earn statewide honor for research Hartford Ancient Burial Ground research project continues to make history for CCSU. -
March 09, 2020 Coronavirus updates To combat the spread of coronavirus, all classes will be moved to an online-only format starting March 23 through at least April 5. More info here. -
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March 06, 2020 Throughout this month, check back here for more additions to our series highlighting the outstanding women at CCSU. -
March 04, 2020 Visiting professor discusses state of democracy in Brazil Dr. James N. Green, director of the Brazil Initiative at Brown University, visited CCSU to present a lecture on March 3. -
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March 03, 2020 Do you have questions about the campus climate survey? Bring them to the upcoming Q&A session on March 4 in Founders Hall from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Read more about the survey here. -
March 02, 2020 Survey respondents score big Two CCSU students scored gaming consoles for their participation in the 2020 Faculty, Staff, and Student Climate Survey. -
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March 02, 2020 Black History Month culminates this week with the 26th annual Center for Africana Studies Conference. This year's event will honor CCSU faculty member Dr. Warren Perry. -
February 28, 2020 Click here for upcoming Black History Month events on campus. -
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February 26, 2020 Seeking nominees for Bassett awards, scholarship It's time to nominate students for the Ebenezer D. Bassett Student Achievement Award and the Legacy Medal. -
February 26, 2020 Click here for a list of upcoming Black History Month events on campus. -
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February 18, 2020 Click here for a list of upcoming Black History Month events on campus. -
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February 10, 2020 Climate survey is open! Share your voice The 2020 Student and Staff Climate Survey is open. Click here to learn how you can help shape the University's future. -
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February 06, 2020 Celebrating Black History Month CCSU will observe Black History Month with a series of lectures and other events. Click here for the schedule. -
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February 04, 2020 Climate survey is open! Share your voice Check your email today for a link to the 2020 Student and Staff Climate Survey. Click here for additional details. -
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January 31, 2020 CCSU earns Community Engagement Designation CCSU's community work has earned the endorsement of the prestigious Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. -
January 31, 2020 CCSU earns Community Engagement Designation Central Connecticut State University’s community work has earned the endorsement of the prestigious Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. CCSU will retain its distinctive classification as a Carnegie Community Engagement institution for another six years. The University first received the designation in 2011. Read more here. -
January 27, 2020 Former ambassador visits campus CCSU welcomed Ambassador José Alfredo Graça Lima, former Brazilian Ambassador to the European Union, on Jan. 27. -
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January 27, 2020 CCSU named 'Hidden Gem' Higher education website College Gazette recently ranked CCSU as third on its list of 10 “Hidden Gem” universities in New England. -
January 24, 2020 Celebrating Dr. King The CCSU community celebrated the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 24 with its annual breakfast. This year’s event featured speakers, including Chef Jay Lewis ’19 and New Britain Alderman Daniel Salerno; musical and dance performances; and special student presentations. -
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January 22, 2020 Welcome to the Huang Center CCSU opened its newest addition on campus, the C.J. Huang Recreation Center, on the first day of the Spring semester. As President Toro opened the new facility, hundreds of onlookers waited to explore the building, which features three ball courts (above), exercise and fitness areas, an elevated wellness track, studio space for group fitness classes, multipurpose activity rooms, and more. -
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January 21, 2020 Dance team brings home two trophies The CCSU Dance Team earned two trophies at the College Dance Team National Championships. -
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January 14, 2020 Higher education website College Gazette recently ranked CCSU as third on its list of 10 “Hidden Gem” universities in New England. See the full list here. -
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January 09, 2020 Higher education website College Gazette recently ranked CCSU as third on its list of 10 “Hidden Gem” universities in New England. See the full list here. -
January 08, 2020 CCSU Student Center among the country's best CCSU’s Student Center landed at No. 6 on College Rank's list of the 25 Best Student Unions in the U.S. -
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December 20, 2019 Pincince named interim Athletic Director President Toro has named Tom Pincince interim Athletics Director. Pincince is in his 18th year in the CCSU Athletics Department. -
December 20, 2019 Happy New Year to the Central Family! Click here to enjoy a sampling of holiday spirit and talent presented by CCSU’s Department of Music. -
December 18, 2019 Miguel Cardona ’97 lauds December grads CCSU hosted its Winter Commencement ceremony on Dec. 14, with more than 1,100 degrees conferred during the ceremony in Welte Auditorium. State Education Commissioner Dr. Miguel A. Cardona ’97 (above) served as the guest commencement speaker. Dr. Cardona was appointed state commissioner by Governor Ned Lamont in August. View the ceremony here. -
December 16, 2019 Congratulations December graduates! CCSU hosted its Winter Commencement ceremony on Dec. 14, with more than 1,100 degrees conferred during the ceremony in Welte Auditorium. State Education Commissioner Dr. Miguel A. Cardona ’97 served as the guest commencement speaker. Dr. Cardona was appointed state commissioner by Governor Ned Lamont in August. View the ceremony here. -
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December 13, 2019 Love Wins as community gives back The CCSU Ana Grace Project hosted its second annual Love Wins Community Drive on Dec. 13. From 6 a.m. to noon, supporters delivered donations of toys, food, and warm clothes from individuals and community groups to volunteers who spent the morning accepting and sorting the items. All donations will be sent on to New Britain and Hartford-area nonprofits. -
December 10, 2019 McLaughlin named to Women's Soccer All-America Team Roma McLaughlin became the first Blue Devil named to the Women’s Soccer All-America Second Team on Dec. 5. -
December 09, 2019 Community comes together for Love Wins drive The CCSU Ana Grace Project's second annual Love Wins Community Drive is underway. Bring your donations of new toys, new winter clothing, toiletries, and food at any point between 6 a.m. and noon to the front of Davidson Hall. Details here. -
December 05, 2019 Good Neighbor Campaign rakes in good will Members of the campus community volunteered to do fall cleanups around the CCSU neighborhood on Nov. 23. -
December 03, 2019 CCSU team digs deeper into Hartford’s history Researchers estimate more than 6,000 people have been laid to rest in Hartford’s Ancient Burying Ground. -
December 03, 2019 'Catch' CCSU's next play Dec. 4 - 7 The CCSU Theatre Department presents "Peter and the Starcatcher," the Tony-Award-winning comedic prequel to "Peter Pan," from Dec. 4 to 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre in Maloney Hall. For tickets, click here. -
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November 26, 2019 McCarthy named the Gridiron Club Coach of the Year CCSU head football coach Ryan McCarthy was named the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston Division I Coach of the Year on Nov. 26. -
November 26, 2019 Attention parents: CCSU offers childcare programs Do you take an evening class? Need time to study? The CCSU Early Childhood Learning Program can help. -
November 26, 2019 Blue Devils to face Albany in FCS Playoffs The CCSU football team will head to the University at Albany to face the Great Danes in the first round of the FCS Playoffs on Saturday. -
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November 11, 2019 Online programs draw a new generation of students For many prospective students, life is a balancing act. -
November 11, 2019 CCSU has ‘Direct’ effect on minority teacher recruitment When the state passed two bills in June to boost efforts to recruit and retain teachers of color, CCSU was a few years ahead of that curve. -
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November 07, 2019 Author remains connected to homeland in Nepal Author Dorje Dolma recently visited CCSU to share stories from her childhood in the mountains of Nepal. -
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November 05, 2019 Women's cross country wins NEC Championship The women’s cross country team won its second consecutive Northeast Conference Championship on Nov. 2. -
November 05, 2019 Larsen a star player in AAVSO Dr. Kristine Larsen was among four awardees at the American Association of Variable Star Observers annual meeting. -
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October 31, 2019 Four Retention Grants get the green light President Zulma R. Toro announced the recipients of the university’s first round of Retention Grants on Oct. 31. -
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October 29, 2019 DNAP program is a win-win for nurses and patients Thanks to its thriving DNAP program, CCSU’s students will be ready to fill a growing demand for jobs. -
October 29, 2019 CCSU team digs deeper into Hartford’s history Recent research by Dr. Katherine Hermes and her team reveals the identity and life stories of hundreds of African and Native Americans who helped to build the City of Hartford. -
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October 25, 2019 D'Arcy nets 200th win Head coach Mick D'Arcy won his 200th career game after the CCSU women’s soccer team won 5-2 against Robert Morris on Oct. 25. -
October 17, 2019 McCarthy named head coach of CCSU football AD Brian Barrio has named Ryan McCarthy the 14th head coach of the CCSU football program. -
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October 16, 2019 DeLaura cited for significant contributions to City of New Britain Dr. James DeLaura received an official citation from the Connecticut General Assembly on Oct. 4. -
October 16, 2019 Center for Africana Studies reveals new look The Center for Africana Studies unveiled its newly refurbished space in Marcus White Hall during a ribbon-cutting and open house on Oct. 15. The center houses an archaeology laboratory; produces publications and research; and presents lectures, conferences, and other educational programs about the people of Africa and those across the African diaspora. -
October 15, 2019 Gallery presents alumni exhibition The CCSU art gallery will present "Oil on Copper," an exhibition by CCSU alumnus Benjamin Shamback, starting Oct. 17. -
October 15, 2019 Blue Devils football team gets national attention For the first time since Oct. 9, 2006, the Central Connecticut football team is in the STATS FCS National Top 25. -
October 11, 2019 Awards honor achievements in LGBTQ community CCSU marked National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11 with its third annual Rainbow Breakfast. The event recognizes the efforts of the LGBTQ community and allies who advocate for safe and inclusive communities. Among this year’s honorees were Pat Bingham and Amara Osorio, who earned the Richard S. Spada and Robert G. Childers Scholarship. The fund supports students who identify with the LGBTQ community and have exhibited integrity, leadership, and perseverance in overcoming personal adversity in their quest for a higher education. Bingham and Osorio are shown here with Spada. -
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October 04, 2019 SEPS dedicates lab to professor emeritus Capitao Faculty from the School of Education and Professional Studies celebrate the opening of the Dr. Antone B. Capitao Biomechanics Laboratory Classroom at Kaiser Hall. Dr. Capitao (standing, center) is a professor emeritus of Physical Education and Human Performance and served on the CCSU faculty from 1971 until his retirement in 2014. Read the Herald's coverage of the event here. -
October 03, 2019 Marquez-Greene among Clintons' personal heroes CCSU's Nelba Marquez-Greene finds herself in good company in a new book by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton. -
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September 30, 2019 CCSU joins Degrees When Due initiative CCSU is part of a national initiative that aims to help students with some college credits complete their degrees. -
September 30, 2019 Authors, supporters gather for launch of academic volume on 'Handmaid's Tale' A book-launch event for “'The Handmaid’s Tale:’ Teaching Dystopia, Feminism, and Resistance Across Disciplines and Borders" drew a large turnout. -
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September 24, 2019 Literary community unites at inaugural statewide festival Get ready for the inaugural Connecticut Literary Festival on Oct. 5. -
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September 20, 2019 Cracking the code CCSU placed third in the country and first in the state in the recent Cyber FastTrack competition. -
September 20, 2019 Fothergill wins Distinguished Service Award President Zulma R. Toro presented William Fothergill, a counselor at CCSU, with the 2019 Distinguished Service Award during the annual university convocation on Sept. 19. The Distinguished Service Award recognizes members of the campus community for exemplary service to Central. In her remarks, Dr. toro noted, “As a 1989 graduate of Central, Mr. Fothergill became an early model for what it means to be CCSU Connected. Through his passionate work as an advocate, educator, and counselor, Mr. Fothergill brings the Central Family closer together every day.” -
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September 18, 2019 City honors CCSU's role in higher ed City officials unveiled a historical marker on Sept. 13 at the original site of the Connecticut Normal School, the future CCSU. -
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September 16, 2019 Rising stock in the School of Business The School of Business recently announced the winners of its 2019 Stock Trading Competition. -
September 13, 2019 Engineering more STEM space Campus and state leaders broke ground at the site of the University's future engineering building on Sept. 12. -
September 06, 2019 Game time The brand-new CCSU ESports Center is the first facility of its kind at a public or private university in the state. -
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September 06, 2019 Let the games begin President Zulma R. Toro officially opened the CCSU ESports Center on Sept. 6. It is the first facility of its kind at a public or private university in the state. Read more about the University's esports initiative here. -
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August 30, 2019 Softball welcomes special new player CCSU softball welcomed a special new player to the team on Aug. 29. Read more about it here. -
August 29, 2019 CCSU ranked second in state by higher ed research firm EDsmart.org's latest best-college ranking puts CCSU at second in the state behind top-ranked Yale University. -
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August 28, 2019 Welcome Class of 2023! The University welcomed first-year students to campus in a big way on Monday with its inaugural convocation ceremony followed by Kizer's Kickoff. University leadership, including President Toro, offered their best wishes to the Class of 2023 and launched a new tradition of presenting first-year students with a CCSU Challenge Coin. “The coin is a symbol of the day you became a part of something bigger: the Central Family,” President Toro said. -
August 27, 2019 A challenge to the Class of 2023 CCSU Challenge Coins are something to cheer about. Click here to learn more. -
August 27, 2019 Are you #GoTCCSUConnected? President Toro and VP of Student Affairs Michael Jasek had a little fun with the MarCom Office this summer. Click here to watch the making of a meme. -
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August 20, 2019 Important parking updates Parking updates: Where to get a parking decal; library lot is closed. Click for more info. -
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August 07, 2019 Touring tech: CCSU Graduate students travel to technology hubs in Spain Students brought home academic experience along with important life lessons after a recent course-abroad trip to Spain. -
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August 01, 2019 Space Voyagers head to national robotics competition CCSU’s Tech it Out Zero Robotics teams recently won first and third place in a statewide programming competition. Next up: National competition. -
July 31, 2019 Accounting student wins PCAOB scholarship The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board recently presented junior Demitric Baez with a generous scholarship. -
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July 30, 2019 Dr. Toro selected for induction into IHHF President Zulma R. Toro will be inducted into the Connecticut Immigrant Heritage Hall of Fame in September. -
July 30, 2019 Dr. Toro to be inducted into Connecticut Immigrant Heritage Hall of Fame CCSU President Zulma R. Toro will be inducted into the Connecticut Immigrant Heritage Hall of Fame at its seventh annual induction ceremony and gala on Thursday, Sept. 26. Read more here. -
July 29, 2019 Meet the men and women of the VHP Meet the men and women of the Veterans History Project at CCSU. -
July 26, 2019 Veterans certifying officials meet at CCSU CCSU hosted the annual meeting of veterans certifying officials on July 26 in Memorial Hall. -
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July 25, 2019 Bridging the STEM gap at National Summer Transportation Institute Students in CCSU’s two-week National Summer Transportation Institute crafted wood truss bridges during a bridge design lab and competition at Copernicus Hall on July 24. Pictured here are two students hard at work with Dr. Bin [Brenda] Zhou, NSTI program director at CCSU. NSTI aims to improve STEM skills and studies among high school students and to encourage students to consider transportation-related studies and careers. -
July 24, 2019 Track & field earns USTFCCA Team Academic Award The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association recognized the CCSU women’s track and field team with its All-Academic Team Award. -
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July 24, 2019 Identidad Latina talks with Dr. Toro Spanish-language newspaper Identidad Latina featured an interview with President Toro in its July 3 edition. Read the story here. -
July 23, 2019 Blayney to lead Matildas Former Blue Devils soccer player Leah Blayney ’10 is the new coach of youth programs for the Australia national women’s soccer federation. -
July 22, 2019 Planning for a healthy financial future State Treasurer Shawn T. Wooden took questions from CCSU’s Educational Opportunity Program students as part of a personal finance seminar. -
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July 18, 2019 SEPS alum named to state Department of Education The State Board of Education has recommended Dr. Miguel A. Cardona ’97 to serve as commissioner of the state Department of Education. -
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July 15, 2019 The ins and outs of transportation CCSU kicked off the National Summer Transportation Institute on July 15. -
July 11, 2019 Planting a 'Seedling' A film crew from Seedling.tv visited campus on July 10 to interview Karl Lewis, an adjunct professor of Criminology. -
July 11, 2019 Fresh fleet ready to 'Go Baby Go' Team CCSU — including (above, from right) Dr. James DeLaura, Dr. Michele Dischino, and President Zulma R. Toro — took delivery of more than 300 “Power Wheels” cars on July 11. Toy company Fisher-Price donated the vehicles in support of CCSU’s “Go Baby Go” program, which provides ride-on cars modified by CCSU students and faculty to Connecticut children with mobility challenges. A delegation from the City of New Britain, including Mayor Erin Stewart, also visited the donation site at One Hartford Square in New Britain. -
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July 08, 2019 Welcome to the Central Family First-year student orientation programs are underway! Connect with classmates and learn more about what to expect on our orientation Instagram and Facebook pages. -
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June 14, 2019 CCSU, MCC team up on new articulation agreement A new articulation agreement will create a pathway for grads of MCC's tourism and hospitality programs to continue studying at CCSU. Read more here. -
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June 14, 2019 Welcome Blue Devils! First-year student orientation programs are officially underway! Connect with classmates and learn more about what to expect at orientation on our Instagram and Facebook pages. -
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June 10, 2019 Alumni, friends honored for outstanding service The CCSU Alumni Association hosted its annual meeting and awards reception on June 6 in Memorial Hall. -
June 06, 2019 Go Baby Go donation will need all hands on deck Fisher-Price will donate 300 Power Wheels vehicles to be modified by CCSU and New Britain high school students for children with mobility challenges. -
June 06, 2019 CCSU baseball wraps up historic season The CCSU baseball team recently returned to campus after competing in the NCAA Regionals in Fayetteville, Ark. Read more about their season here. -
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June 06, 2019 CCSU, MCC team up on new articulation agreement President Zulma R. Toro and Dr. Tanya C. Milner-Harlee, interim chief executive officer at Manchester Community College, sign an articulation agreement between CCSU and MCC as (standing, from left) Dr. Tuesday L. Cooper of MCC; Dr. Robert Wolff, dean of the Carol Ammon College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences; and Karissa L. Peckham, J.D., associate vice president for Enrollment Management look on. Click here to learn more about the agreement. -
June 05, 2019 CCSU to host National Summer Transportation Institute CCSU will host a National Summer Transportation Institute for high school students in July. Click here for more information. -
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June 03, 2019 Scenes from Commencement 2019 Check out a new photo album featuring some of the many happy moments from Commencement 2019 here. -
June 03, 2019 CCSU baseball wraps up historic season Baseball Team Advisor Cathy Sylvester (center), President Zulma R. Toro, and other members of the campus community congratulate members of the CCSU baseball team upon their return to campus on June 3 after competing in the NCAA Regional tournament in Fayetteville, Ark. During tournament play, the Blue Devils won their first-ever NCAA game against University of California on June 1. The season ended for the Blue Devils on June 2 with their 9-5 loss to Texas Christian University. Read more about the season here. -
May 29, 2019 Teacher Leader Fellowship Institute draws record turnout The 2019 Teacher Leader Fellowship Institute drew a record turnout of nearly 300 educators representing 36 school districts. -
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May 22, 2019 Building bridges in the community CCSU engineering students are literally building bridges in the community. -
May 22, 2019 Scenes from Commencement 2019 Check out a new photo album featuring some of the many happy moments from Commencement 2019 here. -
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May 21, 2019 Graduates take hold of the future CCSU conferred more than 2,800 graduate and undergraduate degrees on May 18 during two commencement ceremonies. Speakers this year included Governor Ned Lamont and CCSU alumnus Scott Pioli, former assistant general manager for the Atlanta Falcons. Read the Herald’s coverage of the ceremonies here. -
May 21, 2019 Proud graduates celebrate big day CCSU conferred more than 2,800 graduate and undergraduate degrees on May 18 during two commencement ceremonies. Speakers this year included Governor Ned Lamont and CCSU alumnus Scott Pioli, former assistant general manager for the Atlanta Falcons. Read the Herald’s coverage of the ceremonies here. -
May 20, 2019 Watch Commencement 2019 Live stream: Experience Commencement 2019 from start to finish. Click here for more details. -
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May 16, 2019 The season to celebrate As commencement approaches, the University celebrates its outstanding students at several award ceremonies throughout the late spring semester. View some of the highlights of CCSU's "awards season" here. -
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May 09, 2019 Perfect score! The BSN students who took the 2018 national R.N. licensing exam passed the test in grand fashion. -
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May 08, 2019 University announces 2019 commencement speakers Governor Ned Lamont and Scott Pioli, a long-time NFL executive, will deliver commencement remarks at CCSU's two ceremonies on Saturday, May 18. -
May 07, 2019 CARE Scholars program is close to co-founder’s heart CARE Scholars co-founder Chris Scott is working to boost success among students from the state foster care and adoption system. -
May 07, 2019 Philosophy major Jay Lewis has added a little spice to his studies Philosophy major Jay Lewis recently added a little spice to his studies. -
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May 03, 2019 Faculty honored for excellence The university announced the winners of the annual Excellence in Teaching Awards on April 26. Pictured here are the 2019 winners and finalists, Robert Kagan, Communication; Kate McGrath, History; John Rasimas, Accounting; and Nghi Thai, Psychological Science. Read the full list of award recipients here. -
May 01, 2019 Seven students earn President's Citation The University recognized the winners of the 2019 President’s Citation Awards on April 29. -
May 01, 2019 The stage is set for 'Sweeney Todd' The CCSU Theatre Department’s production of “Sweeney Todd” runs through May 5 at the Black Box Theatre. For tickets and more information, click here. -
April 30, 2019 Feder debunks ‘fake news’ of ancient past in new book In his new book, Professor Ken Feder debunks the legends surrounding 40 sites in North America. -
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April 26, 2019 Eight athletes named to NEC Commissioner's Honor Roll The NEC named eight CCSU students to its Winter Commissioner's Honor Roll. -
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April 23, 2019 MIS students stand out at conference The CCSU chapter of the Association for Information Systems was named Best New Student Chapter of the Year. -
April 18, 2019 A 'Wonder'-ful day The CCSU-Ana Grace Project presented “A Day of Wonder,” with special guest RJ Placido, on April 12. -
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April 18, 2019 Feder book debunks ‘fake news’ of ancient past Anthropology professor Ken Feder fact-checks the legends surrounding 40 sites in North America in his new book, “Archaeological Oddities: A Field Guide to Forty Claims of Lost Civilizations, Ancient Visitors, and Other Strange Sites in North America.” Read more here. -
April 17, 2019 Governor convenes meeting at CCSU Governor Ned Lamont and Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz convened a meeting at CCSU April 16 with the leaders of their Transition Policy Working Groups. -
April 16, 2019 CCSU Go Baby Go teams up with Fisher-Price CCSU students and faculty recently traveled to Fisher-Price headquarters in East Aurora, N.Y., to modify eight Power Wheels vehicles that will be presented to children with mobility challenges. Read more here. (Photo by Michael Mroziak/WBFO) -
April 11, 2019 SWAP considers LGBTQ issues The Social Work Club recently hosted an awareness program on LGBTQ issues. -
April 11, 2019 CCSU leaders among 100 Women of Color award winners CCSU was well represented at the 2019 100 Women of Color awards gala and ceremony on April 5. -
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April 11, 2019 #CCSUBlackout CCSU Pride and the Black Student Union held a Blackout rally on April 11 to protest racism and homophobia. Hundreds of students attended the event in a show of unity after a recent incident in which racist graffiti was found on campus. -
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April 05, 2019 Conference considers the future of public education Congresswoman Jahana Hayes addresses attendees of the fifth annual Conference on Student Success and Shared Governance in Alumni Hall. -
April 05, 2019 Setting the stage at CCSU Go behind the scenes with CCSU's Technology, Design & Production students. -
April 05, 2019 CCSU was well represented at the 2019 100 Women of Color awards gala and ceremony on April 5, with Nelba Marquez-Greene, President Zulma R. Toro, and Myrna Garcia-Bowen among this year’s award winners. The 100 Women of Color awards recognize the contributions of women of color in business, education, entrepreneurship, entertainment, government, and public service and the impact they have made on their communities. -
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April 01, 2019 Hammad receives BOR research award Engineering faculty member Dr. Khaled Hammad has been selected for the 2019 Board of Regents Faculty Research Award. -
April 01, 2019 Setting the stage for 'Sweeney Todd' Go behind the scenes with CCSU's Technology, Design & Production students as they prepare for the Theatre Department's upcoming production of "Sweeney Todd," opening May 1. -
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March 29, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women in celebration of Women's History Month. -
March 26, 2019 Greetings from Ghana Students in Dr. Shelly Jones's Math 307 Ethnomathematics course recently participated in a 10-day course abroad experience in Ghana, Africa. -
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March 26, 2019 Welcome to Bassett Hall CCSU is home to the latest addition to the state Freedom Trail now that the former Social Sciences Hall has been named after Ebenezer D. Bassett. -
March 26, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women in celebration of Women's History Month. -
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March 21, 2019 Back from break in Greece Twelve students got to the heart of their coursework and traveled to Giannitsa, Greece, over spring break. -
March 21, 2019 Celebrating Women's History Month Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women. We'll add more stories throughout March in celebration of Women's History Month. -
March 21, 2019 Welcome to Bassett Hall CCSU is home to the latest addition to the Connecticut Freedom Trail now that the former Social Sciences Hall has been named after Ebenezer D. Bassett, the first African American to graduate from the university in 1853 when CCSU was the State Normal School. A crowd of local and state dignitaries and longtime supporters of the naming initiative filled the first floor of Bassett Hall for the March 20 naming ceremony. Among them was Todd Levine (above, right) from the state Historic Preservation Office, who presented President Zulma R. Toro (center) and Bassett Memorialization Committee Chair William Fothergill (left) with the plaque that will identify Bassett Hall as the 140th site on the Freedom Trail. Read the NPR's coverage here. -
March 20, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women. We'll add more stories throughout March in celebration of Women's History Month. -
March 18, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women. We'll add more stories throughout March in celebration of Women's History Month. -
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March 13, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women. We'll add more stories throughout March in celebration of Women's History Month. -
March 12, 2019 Professor Jones honored by Network of Minorities in Mathematical Sciences Associate Professor Shelly M. Jones was honored as Mathematically Gifted and Black by the Network of Minorities in Mathematical Sciences. -
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March 12, 2019 Announcing the 2019 Alumni Athletics Hall of Fame inductees Announcing the 2019 Alumni Athletics Hall of Fame inductees -
March 11, 2019 Click here to see more stories about CCSU's Outstanding Women. We'll add more stories throughout March in celebration of Women's History Month. -
March 07, 2019 Read more about Dr. Karefa-Smart here. -
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March 05, 2019 On stage now: 'Troilus and Cressida' The CCSU Theatre Department will present its production of William Shakespeare’s “Troilus and Cressida” from March 6 to 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre. For tickets and more information, click here. -
March 05, 2019 Alumni profile: Creative confidence drives alumnus Jeff Boratko Jeff Boratko ’16 started what might be called the overture to his future career at CCSU. -
March 05, 2019 Now available: Aid Application for CT Undocumented Students Now available: Aid Application for CT Undocumented Students -
March 04, 2019 Senior sets triple jump record Senior Sierra Nesmith set a new record in the triple jump event during the final day of the IC4A/ECAC Championships on March 3. -
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February 28, 2019 NBC CT interviews William Fothergill Watch NBC Connecticut’s interview with William Fothergill as plans take shape to rename SSH after Ebenezer Bassett. -
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February 27, 2019 Dr. Emeagwali receives Distinguished Africanist Award Dr. Gloria Emeagwali has received the 2019 Distinguished Africanist Award from the New York African Studies Association. -
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February 26, 2019 Another first for Ebenezer Bassett Despite his many accomplishments, up until very recently, Ebenezer Bassett’s name was unknown to most. That’s about to change. -
February 26, 2019 A literacy center for the 21st century The Literacy Center at CCSU has a distinct personality. -
February 26, 2019 The finishing touch The Central family celebrated the new Willard-DiLoreto complex on Feb. 20. -
February 21, 2019 The finishing touch University officials, state and local dignitaries, and members of the campus community celebrated the completion of the new Willard-DiLoreto complex with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 20. Among the guests was Carol A. Ammon '73 after whom the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is named. The two-year, $63 million project gutted and renovated the Willard and DiLoreto classroom buildings and added a connecting atrium. Student services are now centralized in the atrium section of the complex. -
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February 21, 2019 Black History Month 2019 CCSU is celebrating Black History Month with a series of events. View a list here. -
February 19, 2019 Indoor track teams earns multiple medals at NEC Championship The men's and women's indoor track teams earned multiple medals at the NEC Championship on Feb. 16. -
February 14, 2019 Here's to happy hearts! The Central Connecticut State University AED Taskforce is hosting free CPR and AED training sessions today in the Student Center. The taskforce offers several training sessions annually to ensure there are bystanders that can provide emergency medical care to those in need even before 911 is called and the campus first responders and advance care arrives. -
February 08, 2019 Swim & dive team honored for academic success The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association named the women’s swimming and diving team a Scholar All-America Team for Fall 2018. -
February 05, 2019 CCSU’s ‘Sonic Showcase’ coming up Friday The CCSU Music Department will present Prism 2019 on Friday, Feb. 8, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Alumni Hall. For tickets and information, click here. -
February 05, 2019 CCSU welcomes legislators to campus CCSU hosted a forum, “Connecticut Government in Transition,” on Feb. 4. Read more here. -
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February 04, 2019 CCSU welcomes legislators to campus The CCSU Center of Public Policy and Social Research, the O’Neill Endowed Chair in Public Policy and Practical Politics, the Student Government Association, and the Educational Opportunity Program hosted a forum, “Connecticut Government in Transition,” on Feb. 4. The event focused on transition issues and policy planning in Connecticut’s executive and legislative branches of government. Among the dignitaries on the panel were Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz, Speaker of the House Joseph Aresimowicz, and House Republican Leader Themis Klarides. (Photo by John Atashian) -
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February 04, 2019 Dr. Rena Karefa-Smart dies at 97 Dr. Rena Weller Karefa-Smart, a CCSU alumna and trailblazer in Ecumenical movement, has died at the age of 97. -
February 01, 2019 Coming up: Carter G. Woodson Lecture Series CCSU is celebrating Black History Month with a series of events. View a list here. -
February 01, 2019 Small explores transnational gift giving in new book Assistant Professor Ivan V. Small has penned a new book titled “Currencies of Imagination - Channeling Money and Chasing Mobility in Vietnam.” -
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January 29, 2019 Faculty book explores transnational gift giving Assistant Professor of Anthropology Ivan V. Small has penned a new book titled “Currencies of Imagination.” Read more about the book here. -
January 25, 2019 Annual breakfast honors MLK's legacy Shane Davis opens the second annual CCSU MLK Breakfast on Jan. 25 with a song. Read more about the event here. -
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January 23, 2019 President announces organizational changes after sexual misconduct investigation President Toro has announced significant organizational changes following an investigation into claims of sexual misconduct by two Theatre professors. -
January 23, 2019 Alumnus Michael Zaba receives Milken Educator Award CCSU alum Michael Zaba ’02 received a 2018-19 Milken Educator Award on Jan. 23. The award comes with a cash prize of $25,000. -
January 23, 2019 Swimming and diving team earns Scholar All-America honors The CCSU women’s swimming and diving team earned Scholar All-America honors from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America. -
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January 18, 2019 Volleyball Sportsmanship Award The CCSU volleyball team earned its second consecutive Team Sportsmanship Award on Jan. 16. -
January 18, 2019 NEC scholar-athletes Three CCSU student-athletes received Northeast Conference Scholar-Athlete awards on Jan. 17. -
January 08, 2019 CCSU's Dorantes nominated for top DCF post Gov.-Elect Ned Lamont has nominated CCSU Social Work lecturer Vannessa Dorantes to serve as commissioner of the Department of Children and Families. -
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December 19, 2018 BMS students present in San Diego Two Biomolecular Science students presented research at an international conference of more than 6,000 cell biologists. -
December 17, 2018 Congratulations graduates! Central held its first December commencement ceremony in several years on Dec. 16 at Welte auditorium. The ceremony honored students who have met their degree requirements as of August and December of this year or will do so over the winter intersession. Watch the ceremony here. -
December 17, 2018 Student named to Central Regional Tourism District Jamie Bonito, a junior majoring in marketing and management, is the newest Windsor Locks representative to the Central Regional Tourism District. -
December 17, 2018 Love Wins the day View a photo gallery from the Dec. 14 Love Wins Community Drive here. -
December 14, 2018 'Love Wins' the day at Dec. 14 community drive (Above) Volunteers unload donations of toys, clothing, and food during the Love Wins Community Drive on campus Dec. 14. The donations will be delivered to New Britain and Hartford area assistance agencies. View more event coverage here and here. -
December 14, 2018 Success: Building to be named after Ebenezer Bassett The Board of Regents voted Dec. 13 to support a resolution to rename the Social Sciences Building after CCSU alumnus Ebenezer Bassett. -
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December 12, 2018 Drive in, deliver joy, Love Wins We're just days away from our big day of giving back on Friday, Dec. 14! Click the image above for more details. -
December 12, 2018 Announcing Project Blue Devil Direct CCSU leadership welcomed the first cohort of Project Blue Devil Direct students at a recent reception at Alumni Hall. -
December 07, 2018 Business students join Travelers' leadership program Three School of Business students were selected to join an elite leadership development program. -
December 05, 2018 Announcing Project Blue Devil Direct CCSU leadership welcomed the first cohort of Project Blue Devil Direct students at a reception at Alumni Hall on Dec. 5. Read more here. -
December 05, 2018 Bassett naming initiative moves forward The Social Sciences Hall is one step closer to getting a new and distinguished name. -
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November 29, 2018 Bassett naming initiative moves forward Read the Hartford Courant's coverage about the effort underway to name the Social Sciences Hall after CCSU alumnus Ebenezer Bassett. -
November 21, 2018 Love is winning CCSU’s Nelba Marquez-Greene, a Sandy Hook mom, talked with NBC CT's Keisha Grant about pushing through grief to honor the love and memory of her daughter through the CCSU Ana Grace Project and the Dec. 14 Love Wins Community Drive. Watch the interview here. -
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November 21, 2018 A day to remember trans struggles CCSU observed the Transgender Day of Remembrance on Nov. 20 with a candlelight vigil and speak-out. -
November 20, 2018 Photo project illustrates 'Trans Identities' In recognition of Transgender Awareness Week, CCSU hosted a two-part workshop, “Trans Identities: A Validation of Humanity,” on Nov. 19. The event included a master class for photography students, who captured images of transgender models. Read more here. (Photo by Patrick Raycraft/Hartford Courant) -
November 16, 2018 Students visit 9-11 memorial in New York Students studying the cultural and historic aspects of the 9/11 terrorist attacks traveled to New York City to view the 9/11 Museum and Memorial. -
November 15, 2018 Pitching like a pro Students in the School of Business competed in the Shipman Goodwin – CCSU Elevator Pitch Competition on Nov. 13. -
November 14, 2018 CCSU honors veterans at annual ceremony The Office of Veterans Affairs recognized three veterans with awards for public service and excellence during its annual Veterans Day Observance. -
November 12, 2018 Countdown to Thanksgiving break Campus is ablaze with the vibrant hues of autumn, which means Thanksgiving break and perhaps some snow are just around the corner. -
November 12, 2018 CCSU Nursing launches clinical partnership with CT Hospice CCSU's partnership with Connecticut Hospice offers topnotch training to students in the MSN in Hospice & Palliative Care. -
November 12, 2018 Football advances The Central Connecticut football team defeated St. Francis University on Saturday. The win keeps the team in contention for the NEC championship. -
November 12, 2018 In the 'Hub' of success CCSU placed third in the state in Wallet Hub’s 2019 College and University Rankings. -
November 09, 2018 Levchak starts larger conversation on microaggressions in new book When Assistant Professor Charisse Levchak began writing her dissertation, there was no shortage of cultural and political material to examine. -
November 08, 2018 Ready to ride A Yamaha golf cart joined the CCSU Police vehicle fleet on Nov. 8 thanks to a donation from the Tomasso Companies. -
November 07, 2018 A 'Hub' of success CCSU placed third in the state in WalletHub’s 2019 College and University Rankings. Read more here. -
November 07, 2018 Next stop: National championship The CCSU Blue Devil women’s soccer team will take on Georgetown in the first round of the 2018 NCAA tournament on Saturday. -
November 05, 2018 NEC champs! The Central Connecticut women's soccer team captured the Northeast Conference championship with a 2-1 win over Saint Francis on Sunday. Read more here. -
November 05, 2018 Champs once again CCSU women’s cross country won the 2018 Northeast Conference Championship on Oct. 27 at Bryant University. -
October 30, 2018 Champs once again! CCSU women’s cross country won the 2018 Northeast Conference Championship on Oct. 27 at Bryant University. This is the team’s first NEC championship since 1999. Read more here. -
October 30, 2018 Dawson's big weekend gets national attention CCSU running back Aaron Dawson hit the gridiron hard this weekend, elevating the Blue Devils to 3-1 in NEC play. -
October 29, 2018 'Going' the distance at APTA NSC Faculty and students from the Technology and Engineering Education program participated recently in a Go Baby Go Live Build. -
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October 25, 2018 Homecoming 2018 gallery Check out a photo gallery of pictures from Homecoming 2018. -
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October 22, 2018 Dance students take studies to the next level The Central Connecticut State University Dance Education Program sponsored its fourth Connecticut High School Dance Festival on Oct. 20. The festival provides an opportunity for Connecticut high school dance students to learn new techniques across several styles of dance from CCSU dance faculty and visiting artists. Workshops took place at various locations on campus, and later in the day all students were invited to perform on the Welte stage in a free, adjudicated concert. -
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October 17, 2018 Student receives Construction Management scholarship Junior Emily Trezza recently received a $2,500 scholarship from Diversity Construction Group. -
October 16, 2018 Sharing stories and support at annual Rainbow Breakfast CCSU hosted its second Rainbow Breakfast on Oct. 12 at Alumni Hall. The event encourages LGBTQ pride and awareness, while members of the campus community share their coming-out stories. Keynote speaker Daniel Trust (above; at podium), a survivor of the Rwandan genocide of the mid-1990s, discussed his own coming-out experience and the work he has done in the U.S. as an advocate for LGBTQ youth. -
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October 16, 2018 New Britain Democrats hope to rename Manafort Drive after CCSU alumnus Ebenezer D. Bassett New Britain Democrats hope to rename Manafort Drive after CCSU alumnus Ebenezer D. Bassett. -
October 15, 2018 Soccer posts sixth straight win The CCSU women's soccer team earned its sixth straight victory after shutting out LIU Brooklyn 3-0 on Oct. 14. -
October 15, 2018 Reminder: Blue Devils Dinner Downtown is Thursday Students: Don’t forget to grab your Blue Devil Dollars vouchers before “Blue Devils Dinner Downtown” on Thursday. -
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October 09, 2018 Chef Jay's recipe for success Lillard Royal Lewis Jr., a senior at CCSU known to many as "Chef Jay," has a unique food philosophy. Read more here. -
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October 09, 2018 Three hundred wins for Sagnelli Head volleyball coach Linda Sagnelli recently posted her 300th career win at CCSU. -
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October 04, 2018 Partners in crime The Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice will welcome a new graduate-level Criminal Justice cohort to campus in January. -
October 04, 2018 A busy 'News' day CCSU hosted a panel discussion on Oct. 2 as part of National News Engagement Day. -
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October 01, 2018 From classroom to gallery: Annual show features faculty art The 2018 Faculty Exhibition runs through Oct. 4 at the Samuel S. T. Chen Fine Arts Center. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. Click here for more information about the show and upcoming artist talks. VIEW A SLIDESHOW -
October 01, 2018 Junior Dominique Biraga receives People-to-People award Dominique Biraga was among nine students honored with a People to People award at the recent Confucius Institute National Honors Gala. -
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September 27, 2018 Balkaran recognized by New Britain NAACP African-American Studies instructor Stephen Balkaran was named one of the 25 Most Influential Blacks by the NAACP of New Britain. -
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September 24, 2018 Sholes pens book, presents paper on Brahms' work and legacy Dr. Jacquelyn Sholes recently penned a book and presented a paper on Brahms' work and legacy. -
September 20, 2018 NEASC team concludes site visit CCSU is undergoing a 10-year review for reaccreditation by the New England Association Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. A review team from NEASC toured campus last week as part of the accreditation process. The commission's report and vote to approve CCSU's accreditation is expected in Spring 2019. For details about the accreditation process, go to www.ccsu.edu/neasc. -
September 20, 2018 Welcome to Maria's Place Maria's Place, the CCSU community food pantry, opened in its new location at the Vance Academic Center on Sept. 14. -
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September 19, 2018 CCSU profs play with distinction at annual tennis tournament The third annual State Employees Campaign for Charitable Giving tennis tournament marked another big year for the Blue Devils. -
September 18, 2018 Welcome to Maria's Place Maria's Place, the CCSU community food pantry, opened in its new location at the Vance Academic Center on Sept. 14. The food pantry is named after longtime CCSU employee Maria Alvarez, who passed away in 2015. President Zulma R. Toro (center) and Alvarez's daughter, Melina Lopez (right), gave remarks at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Watch a video of the ceremony here. -
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September 12, 2018 Classic Friday Films return to Torp Theatre The Classic Friday Films series is back at the Torp Theatre. -
September 12, 2018 Membership soars in CCSU honor society chapter The CCSU chapter of the Alpha Lambda Delta honor society has earned a 2018 Delta Gold Award. -
August 31, 2018 Welcome back Blue Devils! The Fall 2018 semester got underway Tuesday, Aug. 28, after a busy weekend of move-in days and social events for students. Here, CCSU upperclassmen prepare to welcome new students to their dorm. -
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August 28, 2018 Students wins research award from American Psychological Association Psychology student Alexis Nasse was awarded a national research award at the American Psychological Association convention. -
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August 13, 2018 Tech it Out students learn all summer long CCSU faculty and community partners helped hundreds of kids to 'Tech it Out' this summer. -
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August 10, 2018 ‘Global Citizens’ return from inspiring trip to China Students from CCSU and Baifosi Elementary School take a break after a day of activities. CCSU students traveled to the school in China this May as part of the Passport to Global Citizenship program. -
August 10, 2018 Nursing exam pass rate surpasses national average The CCSU Nursing program is in great health and, in at least one case, is better than the national average. -
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August 06, 2018 CCSU student presents research at UConn Health Biology major Paulina Szarejko participated in a new summer program, Partnership for Innovation and Education, at UConn Health. -
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August 01, 2018 Brian Barrio named new director of Athletics Brian Barrio, a native of Old Lyme, is returning to his home state to become CCSU’s new athletics director. -
July 31, 2018 Nursing exam pass rate beats national average Students in the CCSU Nursing program take turns as nurse and patient in the Nursing Learning Center in Copernicus 225. (Photo by Johnathon Henninger) -
July 31, 2018 CCSU fundraising surpasses $4 million once again The Office of Institutional Advancement has marked its the third consecutive year of fundraising in excess of $4 million. -
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July 24, 2018 We're Number One! The NEC selected the CCSU football team as its preseason favorite during Tuesday's Social Media Day at MetLife Stadium. -
July 24, 2018 LiveSafe names CCSU Police Rookie of the Year A representative from mobile safety app LiveSafe presented the CCSU Police Department with its Rookie of the Year award on July 20. -
July 23, 2018 A special Achievement Achieve Financial Credit Union donated $3,500 to the CCSU Foundation using the proceeds from its debit-card contribution program. -
July 20, 2018 LiveSafe names CCSU Police Rookie of the Year Shown here celebrating CCSU’s Rookie of the Year award from LiveSafe are (from left) Officer Kelly Ducharme; Detective Densil Samuda; Lt. Chris Cervoni; Officer Sebastian Magnano; Chief Gregory Sneed, holding the Rookie of the Year award belt; Officer Wilson Figueroa; Jim Lee, director of University Partnerships at Live Safe; Dispatcher Charles Smith; Mary Rinaldo-Ducat, IT administrative assistant; and student worker Dajana Sejdiraj. -
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July 11, 2018 WNPR talks with new LGBT director about inclusion at CCSU WNPR spoke with CCSU’s new director of the LGBT Center William Mann about the university’s efforts to become a more inclusive institution. Listen here. -
July 11, 2018 Dr. Toro joins panel on recovery work in Puerto Rico President Toro participated Monday in a forum hosted by U.S. Rep. John Larson on Puerto Rico's ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Maria. -
July 10, 2018 Dr. Toro joins panel on recovery work in Puerto Rico President Zulma R. Toro participated Monday in a forum hosted by U.S. Rep. John Larson on Puerto Rico's ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Maria. The 2017 storm caused widespread damage to the island and recovery efforts are still underway. Read more about the discussion here. -
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July 09, 2018 Criminology major gets on the job training Criminal justice major Corrina Thompson is training as a dispatcher at the Plainfield Police Department. -
July 02, 2018 Time to celebrate: 50 years of EOP CCSU President Dr. Zulma R. Toro is pictured here with members of the EOP summer program faculty at the 50th anniversary celebration of CCSU’s Educational Opportunity Program on June 29 in Alumni Hall. The event brought EOP graduates and supporters to campus for an evening music and memories. (Photo by Johnathon Henninger) -
June 29, 2018 EOP: 50 years old and going strong A member of the EOP Class of 2017 asks a panel of mentors a question about their EOP experience at CCSU. -
June 21, 2018 Time for a tour First-year student orientation sessions are underway at CCSU. New students will be touring the campus throughout the summer as they prepare for the Fall 2019 semester. -
June 21, 2018 The power of partnership On the morning of May 19, most members of the CCSU community had one thing on their minds: commencement. -
June 20, 2018 CCSU alumni among CLN’s ‘65 Over 65’ Four CCSU alumni were honored recently for contributions to the field of nursing. -
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June 15, 2018 CCSU football player is a marrow match CCSU linebacker Mike Mushaw will undergo a procedure to harvest his bone marrow for a patient in need of a transplant. -
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May 31, 2018 CCSU on parade! Members of the campus community represented CCSU at the annual Memorial Day Parade in New Britain on May 30. -
May 29, 2018 Dr. Fumilayo Showers selected for Carnegie fellowship Dr. Fumilayo Showers, assistant professor of Sociology, has been awarded a 2018 Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship. -
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May 24, 2018 The power of partnership CCSU welcomed several Eversource crews to campus as they worked to get the lights back on throughout the state after a recent storm. -
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May 09, 2018 On the way to Success Central A peer mentoring initiative aimed at improving graduation and retention rates among students of color is producing encouraging results. -
May 08, 2018 Students visit United Nations Professor Dr. Ghassan El-Eid brought a group of CCSU students to a meeting on April 13 at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. -
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April 30, 2018 Lacrosse Club wins championship The CCSU Men's Lacrosse Club won the 2018 Pioneer Collegiate Lacrosse League Division II championship on April 29. -
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April 25, 2018 Epsilon Pi Tau chapter announces recent inductees Epsilon Pi Tau at CCSU recently announced its Spring 2018 inductees. -
April 25, 2018 At CCSU, 'Dance is love' The Dance Department officially opened the Catherine J. Fellows Dance Education Center on April 22. -
April 25, 2018 From Broadway to New Britain The Ana Grace Project recently brought Broadway to New Britain for the day. -
April 24, 2018 At CCSU, 'Dance is love' Dr. Kimberly Kostelis, interim dean, School of Education & Professional Studies; President Zulma R. Toro, Catherine Fellows, professor and director, CCSU Dance Education ; Cajai Fellows Johnson; and Jaimoe Johnson officially open the Catherine J. Fellows Dance Education Center on April 22. -
April 24, 2018 Ready to go! Thirteen CCSU students presented a Go Baby Go demonstration at the International Technology & Engineering Educators Association conference. -
April 23, 2018 Spring cleaning, CCSU-style President Zulma R. Toro clears up an area of the North-Oak Neighborhood Revitalization Zone during the neighborhood's annual community cleanup. -
April 19, 2018 Marketing students dubbed 'Exemplary' CCSU Marketing students recently won an award for their competition performance. -
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April 17, 2018 MBA students receive Outstanding Paper Award Two MBA students recently received the Outstanding Paper Award from the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute. -
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April 15, 2018 A new chapter in nursing at CCSU The Department of Nursing recently hosted an Open House at the new nursing lab in Copernicus Hall. -
April 13, 2018 Piper receives athletics alumni award CCSU women’s basketball head coach Beryl Piper ’87 will receive the Harrison J. Kaiser Alumni Service Award. -
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April 10, 2018 Collins wins ASJA award for memoir A memoir by Professor Mary Collins and her son Donald Collins was named Best Memoir of 2018 by the American Society of Journalists and Authors. -
April 09, 2018 Pitch perfect: Business student wins award Erin Vecsey, a senior Marketing major, won the award for Best Service Business during the 2017 Connecticut Venture Competition. -
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April 05, 2018 President Emeritus Jack Miller Dies at 70 CCSU President Emeritus John “Jack” W. Miller died on April 2. Dr. Miller served as the university's 12th president. -
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March 27, 2018 New provost Dr. David Dauwalder settles in Since his arrival on March 16, CCSU's new provost Dr. David P. Dauwalder says his “To Do” list has been steadily growing. -
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March 22, 2018 WNPR report on CCSU Airbridge program Do they stay or do they go? Univ. of Puerto Rico - CCSU Airbridge students are interviewed about their experience as refugees from Hurricane Maria. -
March 21, 2018 Making Connections: Dr. Toro's First Year There is no shortage of successes to report one year into Dr. Zulma R. Toro’s tenure as president of CCSU. -
March 21, 2018 Blake named Coach of the Year, men’s track earns nine All-NEC nods The men’s cross country team capped off a championship season with even more accolades awarded on Tuesday. -
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March 15, 2018 Hawking's influence is simple to calculate Dr. Kristine Larsen reflects on the life and career of Stephen Hawking. The renowned physicist died on March 14 at the age of 76. -
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March 12, 2018 CCSU alumna among Connecticut's 'Women Who Lead' Read a Connecticut Business & Industry Association interview with CCSU alumna and Pratt & Whitney engineer Stephanie Fluker. -
March 12, 2018 CCSU students explore literary London CCSU students reenact the iconic cover image of the Beatles’ Abbey Road album outside of the famed studio of the same name during their spring break trip to London. The students are participating in “London in Literature and Song,” one of the University’s short-term international programs. (Photo by Gil Gigliotti) -
March 09, 2018 Spring Break takes a wintry turn Spring Break begins on Monday, but it’s going to be a snowy one for those who are staying local for the week. Two recent snow storms have left significant snow on campus, and meteorologists are tracking another storm that could add more snow to the total early next week. (Photo by CCSU student Jess Tessman) -
March 05, 2018 Welcome to the Blue Crew! CCSU hosted Admitted Students Day on March 3, inviting students who have been accepted to CCSU and their parents for a day of tours, workshops, and academic major sessions with university staff and faculty. President Zulma R. Toro greeted the attendees at Welte Hall before they headed out to informational sessions at locations throughout campus. Another Admitted Students Day will take place in April. -
March 01, 2018 On stage now: 'Mother Courage and Her Children' The CCSU Theatre Department presents “Mother Courage and Her Children” through March 3. Performances take place at 7:30 p.m. at the Black Box Theater in Maloney Hall. -
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February 26, 2018 ‘Africa Update’ celebrates 25th anniversary The Center for Africana Studies recently published the 100th issue of ‘Africa Update,’ its quarterly newsletter. -
February 26, 2018 CCSU celebrates ‘Women of Influence’ The 2018 Women of Influence are (standing, from left) Elizabeth Angelillo, Christina Perez-Burby, Cynthia Rivera, Linda Reeder, and (seated, from left) Nancy Sarra, Kathy Pirog, CCSU President Zulma R. Toro, Mary Anne Cannon, and Susan Sebastian Lineberry. -
February 22, 2018 Dr. Michele Dischino to receive STEM leadership award Dr. Michele Dischino will receive the Connecticut Science Center's 2018 Women in Science Leadership Award. -
February 21, 2018 Men's Indoor Track Wins NEC Title The Blue Devils Men’s Indoor Track and Field Team won the Northeast Conference Championship on Feb. 17, when they defeated four-time defending champion Long Island University by more than 20 points. This is the program’s second championship win. The Blue Devils last won the NEC title in 2011. -
February 15, 2018 Spotlight on CCSU film students WTNH News anchor Ann Nyberg recently talked with CCSU film students on her weekly interview program. -
February 14, 2018 Glaser joins 'Where We Live' panel Listen to CCSU Associate Professor of History Leah S. Glaser on WNPR’s "Where We Live." -
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January 29, 2018 Top exec in financial technology appointed as American Savings Foundation Endowed Chair in Banking & Finance at CCSU. Top exec in financial technology appointed as American Savings Foundation Endowed Chair in Banking & Finance at CCSU. -
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January 23, 2018 Athletics Task Force recommendations Pres. Toro announces that the Men's and Women's Golf teams will be cut at the end of the semester as part of a comprehensive cost-saving initiative -
January 16, 2018 Blue Devils Win Big for Sportsmanship Four of six NEC Fall Team Sportsmanship Awards went to CCSU Athletics teams. -
January 02, 2018 Recent alum Hannah Pancak earns "New Professional Award." Recent alum Hannah Pancak earns "New Professional Award." -
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December 11, 2017 CCSU Jamaica EdD Program CCSU's School of Education & Professional Studies is partnering with Mico University College in Jamaica to offer an EdD in educational leadership. -
December 11, 2017 Prof. Steven Block volunteers to help cancer patients on their "Road to Recovery." Prof. Steven Block volunteers to help cancer patients on their "Road to Recovery." -
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December 06, 2017 Flexing Their Muscles PE/HP students and staff scored big this fall at the New England chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine. -
December 05, 2017 University Singers Celebrate 25 Years of Song Central Connecticut State University's elite choral group, the University Singers, will add a touch of silver to downtown New Britain this May. -
December 05, 2017 Documentary covers the extraordinary life of Ebenezer D. Bassett The name Ebenezer D. Bassett is a familiar one at CCSU, but the story of this remarkable alumnus is not widely known beyond campus. -
December 05, 2017 In Focus SEPS launched a program this fall that aims to address the shortage of minority teachers in Connecticut. Read more about it in the latest Focus. -
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November 16, 2017 Historic Help Prof. Leah Glaser and her students contribute to redevelopment success in Downtown New Britain. -
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November 10, 2017 Grants will fund origins of life research at CCSU Dr. Sarah Maurer has been studying the origins of life from a biochemical perspective since 2005, and the work literally paid off this summer. -
October 30, 2017 Nine-Time Champs The CCSU men's cross country team has set a new record with its ninth championship. -
October 05, 2017 CCSU Psychology Honor Society Wins Top Award The CCSU chapter of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, earned the 2017 Ruth Hubbard Cousins Chapter Award. -
October 05, 2017 NASA, NSF grants will fund origins of life research at CCSU Dr. Sarah Maurer is the first professor in her department to win this type of external grant funding for research. -
October 04, 2017 Relief Fundraiser CCSU launches relief effort to support influx of displaced school children & families from hurricanes, earthquake. -
October 03, 2017 Life-saver Alum We applaud CCSU Nursing alum Jean Nadeau '10 BS '14 BSN recognized with award for saving patient from fire. -
October 02, 2017 Breaking the Ice CCSU is among the universities using ball pits to help students break into college life. -
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October 02, 2017 Taser Use Under-Reported? CCSU's Institute for Municipal & Regional Policy issues report on police taser use in CT. -
September 15, 2017 This is our family! President Toro opens the academic year with a message of unity, appreciation, and pride as she sets new course for the University. -
September 14, 2017 Listening Tour CCSU President Toro leads campus group to Downtown New Britain to make connections with local businesses. -
August 29, 2017 Finish the Race CCSU, Ana Grace Project working with New Britain in restorative approach to helping kids stay in school. -
August 25, 2017 An app for that! CCSU Campus Police Dept. prepares to launch a safety app for campus. -
July 20, 2017 Moving to CCSU New CCSU and The Ana Grace Project partnership to expand social & emotional learning for students of all ages. -
July 07, 2017 Family in Transition Professor Mary Collins and her transgender son Donald recently wrote a book about their experiences during Donald's transition. -
June 26, 2017 Kids Left Behind CCSU's Aileen Keays Yeager is interviewed by the CT Mirror about how kids are affected by a parent's incarceration. -
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June 20, 2017 Social Media Mission Tom Pincince, CCSU alumnus and assistant AD of Communications, is teaching parents and students about the pitfalls of social media use. -
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May 30, 2017 Age Friendly CCSU becomes the only "Age-Friendly University" in CT. -
May 16, 2017 Not Chicken Feed Elementary Ed student Caitlin Evans surprised with $25,000 scholarship from employer Chick-fil-A -
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April 13, 2017 Biz Tax Rate Study Study by Economics profs finds CT biz tax rate better than perceived -
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April 10, 2017 Squirrels lie! Biology Prof Sylvia Halkin's research on squirrels is featured in the Washington Post -
April 10, 2017 Teacher Prep Gains Stature CCSU teacher preparation programs earn approval to join highly-respected national org NNER -
April 07, 2017 Civil Rights Lessons Prof. Stephen Balkaran is featured in The Courant for how he exposes his students to civil rights lessons -
April 04, 2017 Essential Prep As an AACTE commissioner Education Dean Mike Alfano presents new vision for teacher prep at national conference -
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March 31, 2017 Most Literate Cities CCSU releases the 2016 America's Most Literate Cities study conducted by emeritus President Jack Miller. -
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March 24, 2017 Teacher Preparation Key Dean Alfano leads initiative to focus on quality of teacher prep programs as central to student learning success -
March 22, 2017 Shock & Law IMRP's study on taser use by police is featured in CT Magazine -
March 20, 2017 Minority Med Students JAMA highlights research that finds racial, ethnic disparities in undergraduate medical education. -
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March 13, 2017 Finance Prof's research in Inc. 'How to start up after 50: Life Cycle' proves success in business is possible after 50. -
March 06, 2017 Student Hits It Out of the Park Young CCSU filmmaker who lives in Windsor got some big exposure on NESN March 4. -
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February 13, 2017 Classroom Challenges CT Mirror features the classroom life of Richard McHugh, Hartford teacher and CCSU alum. -
February 13, 2017 School Bell Debate CCSU School of Education researchers find link between high school start times and improved attendance and grad rates. -
February 06, 2017 CCSU hosts U.S. Lit Quiz Finals Middletown is victorious in Kids' Lit Quiz competition organized by CCSU prof Catherine Kurkjian. -
January 23, 2017 Artful Teacher '94 CCSU alum Athanasia Kyriakakos is finalist for National Teacher of the Year -
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December 08, 2016 Patriotic Teacher English prof Aimee Pozorski receives 2016 Patriotic Teacher of the Year by local vets group. -
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November 18, 2016 Disrupting Stereotypes Feminizing the Masculine Man Campaign photo shoot teaches students about LGBTQ concerns -
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October 28, 2016 Science Saturdays CCSU hosts Science Saturdays for Southington and Meriden middle school students. -
October 24, 2016 Krazy Canoe Race Annual Krazy Costume Cardboard Canoe Race organized by RECentral is featured in The Herald. -
October 17, 2016 In Good Company CCSU counselor William Fothergill is one of 100 Men of Color honored as positive role model and commitment to community. -
October 17, 2016 Leading The Way Chronicle of Higher Education features CCSU faculty involved in major study analyzing what college students are learning. -
September 30, 2016 Hispanic Study Sociology prof Heather Rodriguez questioned about Hispanic wealth disparity in WalletHub study -
September 22, 2016 The Need for Speed Professor David Sianez participates in the World Human Powered Speed Challenge in a bid to break records. -
September 15, 2016 Sept. 11 Legacy Hartford Courant features CCSU student Emily Brandt who joined the military in reaction to 9/11. -
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August 01, 2016 Power To Move CCSU summer program for teens helps teach science while modifying toy cars for use by kids with disabilities. -
August 01, 2016 Grads Proud to Call CT Home Vast majority of CT State Univ & College alums make CT their home! -
July 01, 2016 Taser study 1st in nation CCSU's report on police use of tasers is 1st in nation and is featured in The Wall Street Journal. -
June 08, 2016 Teacher Prep Program Top in CT CCSU teacher preparation program ranked first in CT by ToBecomeATeacher.org. -
May 24, 2016 The Apprentice CCSU student learning the ropes of manufacturing is a rare find. -
May 24, 2016 Moving Forward! CCSU students show Torrington students how to modify toy cars for children with mobility issues. -
May 24, 2016 Flash Fiction Creative writing prof and author Tom Hazuka interviewed on WNPR about the trend of micro literature. -
May 12, 2016 New Racial Profiling Study IMRP researchers report to CT lawmakers on troubling police traffic stop data. -
May 12, 2016 High Hopes Aerospace manufacturer partners with CCSU to offer mechanical engineering paid internships. -
May 05, 2016 English Prof Meets Ireland's President President of Ireland contributes to Dr. Robert Dowling's new paperback. -
May 04, 2016 Mike Alewitz on Kent State Tragedy Listen to NPR interview -
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April 26, 2016 LOVE WINS! CCSU Teams up with Ana Grace foundation -
April 25, 2016 Ramping Up Grad Programs School of Business Featured in Hartford Biz Journal -
April 22, 2016 Anger on the BBC Listen to Professor Raymond Tafrate discuss anger management on BBC radio program, The Forum. -
April 13, 2016 Boston Fed Chief to speak at CCSU Eric S. Rosengren is 'distinguished' lecturer -
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April 13, 2016 CCSU senior gets published in Courant Welcoming Cubans Change Student's View -
April 05, 2016 CCSU Professor Featured in 'West Hartford Life' Article Biology professor, Sylvia Halkin talks about her work at CCSU and her course abroad trip to Australia last summer. -
April 05, 2016 Mark Your Calendars Hoops for Homeless tourney set for April 30 -
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April 05, 2016 Back to Reality CCSU students stateside after Cuban adventure -
April 04, 2016 Artful Teacher Art educator and alum Walter Lewandoski earns top state honor! -
March 31, 2016 New MSA School of Business launching flexible M.S. in Accounting program. Innovative partnership expected to boost CPA pass rate. -
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March 30, 2016 Making A Difference! CCSU students lead effort to buy generator -
March 23, 2016 Worldwide Hit President Miller's book and study on World's Most Literate Nations is first to examine literate practices and behaviors. -
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March 11, 2016 English Professor Publishes Book Steven Ostrowski and his son Ben, turned their email exchange into a published book. -
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March 04, 2016 Alumna Named CT State Troubadour Kate Callahan, '13 serves as ambassador of music and song for CT citizens. -
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March 01, 2016 CCSU professor talks politics Poly Sci prof weighs in on why Sen. Elizabeth Warren hasn’t endorsed a candidate yet -
March 01, 2016 Influential women CCSU gala honors 7 top professionals who have made great strides in the lives of other women. -
February 29, 2016 World Is Ending? Comm prof Karen Ritzenhoff editor of "The Apocalypse in Film" is interviewed about our preoccupation with doomsday scenarios. -
February 23, 2016 Professor Prusak honored Engineering prof Zbigniew Prusak feted for his leadership, teaching, and volunteering. -
February 23, 2016 Stunning Study IMRP research team studies police stun gun use in Connecticut. -
February 23, 2016 Hoops for Homeless Scores! Education prof Jacob Werblow and Hoops for Homeless get a jump from the Petit Foundation. -
February 23, 2016 Student Athletes Making A Difference Slam dunk - Charity game sheds light on stopping domestic violence -
February 23, 2016 Residents reflect on film, history Anthro prof takes part in black history panel -
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February 17, 2016 Start of something new! CCSU Biz students among 40 in state taking part in interactive class to devise real-world business plans. -
January 20, 2016 Good Sports! Women's Volleyball Team has been selected for the NEC Sportsmanship Award for the third time! -
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January 13, 2016 Leading By Example Senior Brandon Peel is featured in the Hartford Courant for his dedication to community service. -
December 29, 2015 Providing Value to Connecticut In a Hartford Courant op-ed, Pres. Miller explains how CCSU is a good return on the state's investment. -
December 21, 2015 High marks! New Britain elementary students give CCSU teacher candidates a rousing sendoff. -
December 17, 2015 CCSU campus police aid needy Boxes containing about 500 food items and 200 toys were dropped of at City Hall to be delivered to families in need. -
December 07, 2015 C.A.R.E.S. Club Delivers Techn & Engr students, faculty retool toy cars for New Haven area children with mobility disabilities. -
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November 23, 2015 Bridging the Gap Three CCSU students talk about their class project on racism and income inequality on WNPR radio. -
November 20, 2015 Lost in time Dig by Anthropology prof Ken Feder uncovers ancient soapstone quarry abandoned by Native Americans -
November 17, 2015 Bringing history to life History students put real people behind the names on CT's Iwo Jima Memorial. -
November 12, 2015 Top STEM Teacher Honored A surprise celebration - 2007 alum Peter Arsenault is feted as CT Milken Educator Award Winner! -
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November 02, 2015 Nursing Grad Makes A Difference 2015 graduate Emily McGeown receives accolades for her volunteer work. -
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October 28, 2015 Driving While Black IMRP's Ken Barone and staff assist NY Times with in-depth article on police racial profiling. -
October 01, 2015 Blue Devils Tracking Bobcats Biology prof. Paul Hapeman studying bobcat population in CT. -
September 23, 2015 Heat turned up on racial profiling CCSU's IMRP releases data showing some police depts pull over minority drivers at higher rate. -
September 21, 2015 Rare Eclipse on Sept. 27 Grab your CCSU sweatshirt and catch a lunar eclipse at Copernicus observatory! -
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August 19, 2015 Single moms lack college support? Soc profs examine that question in article for The Atlantic Monthly. -
August 18, 2015 Residence Life Dept. Relocates Mid Campus Residence Hall - Room 118 - opens its doors to the Dept. of Res Life. -
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August 17, 2015 MBA student makes '40 Under 40' list Graduate student Quentin Phipps is successful young professional.
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August 11, 2015 CCSU participates in mattress recycling Students and faculty take on another green initiative! -
August 05, 2015 'From Wags To Riches' Alumnus Bill Berloni, dog trainer for Broadway and film, stars in new reality TV series. -
July 27, 2015 Cromwell woman, 78, the oldest in her graduating class at CCSU. Middletown Press Age is nothing but a number -
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July 22, 2015 GO BABY GO! Toy cars modified by CCSU engineering students are delivered to young, disabled children. -
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July 13, 2015 Swimming for the Gold! Sophomore Maddy Garber qualifies for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. -
July 09, 2015 World Masters' of Literature West Hartford students take third in World Final of Kids' Lit Quiz -
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July 06, 2015 Vietnam's 50th Commemorated Public is invited to state's commemoration of Vietnam War on July 11 and 12.
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July 06, 2015 Swimming Against the Tide Alum will swim the English Channel to raise money for CT food pantries. -
July 01, 2015 Digging for History Anthropology prof Ken Feder and his students are uncovering an ancient soapstone quarry. -
July 01, 2015 Top Book Worms to Compete The Kids Lit Quiz World Championship to take place at CCSU July 8. -
June 29, 2015 Alum crowned Miss Connecticut Recent CCSU grad Colleen Ward to represent state in Miss America pageant.
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June 24, 2015 Making the grade! Education dean is tapped for national blue ribbon panel to define, align field experience in high-quality teacher prep.
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June 24, 2015 Latino American Experience Soc prof Heather Rodriguez lands grant focused on Latino American history in US. -
June 15, 2015 Miss Connecticut is Blue Devil Finance major Ashley Golebiewski of Berlin competes for Miss USA crown on July 12.
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June 10, 2015 Goodbye to Grades Education Prof Tony Rigazio-DiGilio helps Windsor Locks pioneer new way to assess students. -
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May 26, 2015 Gold Star Exhibit CCSU students give voice to families who lost sons in Vietnam 50 years ago.
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May 21, 2015 Reproductive Rights Examined History prof Prescott brings experts together to review Griswold v CT 50 years later. -
May 19, 2015 Batter up! Prof. Nanjundiah explains to Fox CT the physics of why aluminum baseball bats can be dangerous. -
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May 08, 2015 Unmasking student imagination CCSU students help elementary kids unmask their inner selves -
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April 10, 2015 America's Most Literate Cities 2014 President Miller's study of America's Most Literate Cities study is announced -
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April 07, 2015 Racial Profiling Study Released 1st comprehensive study of its kind, IMRP releases findings on racial profiling in CT -
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