Faculty and students from Central’s Design program participated in the Emerging Professionals Workshop on April 5 held in Semesters at the Student Center. The event brought together 35 professional
Students in the School of Business, Beta Alpha Psi, Kappa Alpha Psi, and student athletes on the volleyball and football teams volunteered at Smalley Elementary School in New Britain as part of its JA
Central student Adrienne Henry was featured recently on “The Manufacturing Shakeup,” a podcast sponsored by the Connecticut Office of Manufacturing. The episode highlights the value of persistence
President Toro sat in with CSCU Chancellor Terrence Cheng on the latest episode of the CSCU podcast “Office Hours.” During the episode, President Toro shares how her background in engineering and
The online RN to BSN program at Central Connecticut State University is the best in the state, according to the latest rankings by RegisteredNursing.org. Central has offered a program for registered
Central hosted its spring Accepted Students Day when students and their families are invited to visit campus and learn more about the Central experience. After a kickoff presentation by Admissions
Please consider nominating a faculty member for the Bradley M. Waite Research Award, which is presented annually to a Central faculty member in recognition of outstanding contributions in the fields
On March 5, several Connecticut educational leadership groups co-hosted the statewide premiere of the documentary film “Counted Out” at Central Connecticut State University. More than 400 educators
The Institutional Marketing and Communications team at Central Connecticut State University struck gold in this year’s Educational Advertising Awards competition. The Educational Advertising Awards is
The Sophomore Summit at Central, held on March 7, in Alumni Hall, made its mission clear from the outset: “Your success is our success.” The summit aimed to help sophomores unlock opportunities and
Central hosted the Junior Achievement Innovation Challenge 2025 on March 7 at Hilltop Café, bringing together approximately 75 students across 16 teams from Connecticut high schools. Participating
The Center for Africana Studies hosted its annual conference on March 6 at Memorial Hall. The theme for 2025 was “The Cookout: A Celebration of African Diasporic Resilience and Culture.” The
Experiential learning took on a whole new meaning at Central Connecticut State University during a recent mass casualty simulation. Central hosted the simulation on Feb. 28 at Kaiser Hall with
Students and faculty from Central Connecticut State University recently showcased their expertise and commitment to health and wellness at the National Academy of Health and Physical Literacy Summit
Abdullah Barlas, a Physics Education major at Central, was selected as one of eight undergraduates nationwide to participate in the Optics in the City of Light Research Experience for Undergraduates