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Provost's Office announces Clusters of Excellence grant-funded projects
The Office of the Provost announced on March 26 the projects selected for funding in Central's inaugural Clusters of Excellence Grant Competition. The primary objective of the competition is to solve
Central simplifies graduate admissions through new partnership with Liaison
A new partnership with Liaison is set to simplify the application process for dozens of graduate programs at Central Connecticut State University—making it easier for prospective students to take the
Bloomer awarded James Marshall Fellowship
Dr. Peggy Ann Bloomer, assistant professor of Art & Design at Central Connecticut State University, has been awarded the highly competitive James Marshall Fellowship from the University of Connecticut
Revolutionary War history comes to life at Central conference
By Savanna Yelling ’25 Central welcomed historians, faculty, and community members to campus on March 20 for the “CT 1776: A Revolutionary Event” conference, a two-day program examining Connecticut’s
Central and UHART announce new articulation agreement for Athletic Training students
Central Connecticut State University and the University of Hartford have teamed up to create a new, streamlined pathway for students pursuing careers in athletic training—making it easier than ever to
School of Business offers faster track to Project Management credentials
The School of Business has received approval from the Project Management Institute (PMI) to offer coursework that prepares students to sit for the Certified Associate in Project Management exam (CAPM)
Central student awarded New Britain Foundation scholarship
Daquan Carr of New Britain, a student at Central Connecticut State University has been honored by the Alma Exley Scholarship Program, which promotes diversity in the teaching profession. The
Glaser adds insight to CT Public feature on Stanley Black & Decker closure
Dr. Leah Glaser, a professor of history at Central, contributed to a recent CT Public story about the closure of Stanley Black & Decker and its impact on the City of New Britain. Listen and read more
A question in clay: Sculpture at Maloney Hall invites reflection
By Julian Layne ’25 Visitors entering Maloney Hall at Central are met with a striking and unexpected presence: a life-sized figure holding a sign that asks a simple yet deeply layered question: “What
Courant features faculty commentary: Understanding what American interventions accomplish remains key
The Hartford Courant featured an opinion piece by Dr. Ghassan El-Eid, a professor of Political Science at Central. Read the piece in the Courant's online edition: https://www.courant.com/2026/03/15
Central students advocate for reproductive health access in statewide webinar
Two students from Central Connecticut State University joined a state-wide conversation on March 12 about reproductive health services and access on college campuses, sharing how student advocacy is
'What will become of me?' Your thoughts welcome
A life-sized interactive sculpture by artist Tom Zaccheo installed at the entrance to Maloney Hall asks visitors to respond to a single question: “What will become of me?” Members of the campus
Bingocize is a winner at the Community Health Education Clinic
By Savanna Yelling ’25 The Community Health Education Clinic has begun hosting Bingocize sessions, bringing together older adults for a unique combination of exercise, health education, and the
Elect Her marks a milestone at Central
By Savanna Yelling '25 Students gathered in the Community Room at Henry Barnard Hall on March 6 for Central’s 10th annual Elect Her leadership training, a one-day program designed to encourage and
Nursing faculty, students volunteer at recent RAM clinic
Central faculty and nursing students volunteered their time and expertise during a free healthcare clinic hosted by the nonprofit Remote Area Medical (RAM) in partnership with the UConn Medical Clinic