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Central panelists speak for the trees
By Emma Carmichael An afternoon session at Central Connecticut State University’s 19th annual Sustainability Symposium turned the spotlight not on carbon data or policy reports, but on birch trees
Central students develop mobile app that will direct social services to those in need
By Emma Carmichael Central Connecticut State University's Allied Health Sciences Conference showcased a developing app called Hoyan that posed two simple but ambitious questions: What if getting a
Campus welcomes back a springtime guest; ducklings expected soon
Happy (early) Mother’s Day! For the sixth consecutive spring, a female mallard has chosen a quiet corner on campus as her nesting site, continuing a campus tradition that has become a favorite among
Greenwell wins Children’s Literature Association Book Award
A book by Central professor Dr. Amanda Greenwell has earned the top prize from the Children’s Literature Association. “The Child Gaze: Narrating Resistance in American Literature” (University Press of
Dr. Zhou named WTS - CT Woman of the Year
The Women’s Transportation Seminar Connecticut Chapter (WTS CT) named Central Connecticut State University professor Dr. Bin (Brenda) Zhou its 2025 Woman of the Year during its annual banquet on April
Students on a mission for free higher education
Jeremy Gilbert, a senior at Central, recently co-wrote a Student Voice column for the CT Mirror, "A public education should be attainable for all," with Western student Kate Jackson. In the piece
Moving out? Consider lightening up first at donation drive
By Julian Layne ’25 As the academic year comes to a close, Central Connecticut State University is once again encouraging resident students to think beyond move-out and consider the impact of what
Sustainability symposium highlights cultural, social impact of trees
By Savanna Yelling ’25 Trees took center stage at Central’s 19th annual Sustainability Symposium on April 9, where faculty and scholars explored the environmental, cultural, and social significance of
Communication students showcase their work
The Department of Communication hosted its annual Communication Showcase on April 22 in Vance Academic Center, offering students an opportunity to share projects from Media Studies and Strategic
Central hosts inaugural Allied Health Conference focused on innovation, integration, and impact
Central welcomed healthcare leaders, practitioners, alumni, and students to its inaugural Allied Health Sciences conference on April 14. Centered on the theme “Innovation, Integration, Impact,” the
Central faculty excel with awards, national recognition at NAHPL Summit
From keynote presentations to major honors, Central Connecticut State University faculty made a great impression at the National Academy of Health and Physical Literacy (NAHPL) Summit, held March 2 to
Kurkovsky selected for Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award
Dr. Stan Kurkovsky, chair of the Computer Science Department, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to Poland for the 2026–2027 academic year. The Fulbright Program is dedicated to increasing
CLASS Tavern brings revolutionary-era exchange to life
By Julian Layne '25 As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Central Connecticut State University is bringing history out of the textbook and into conversation. On April 20, the CLASS
Provost announces new dean of Ammon College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
The Office of the Provost announced on April 17 the appointment of Dr. J. David Macey as the next dean of the Carol A. Ammon College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Dr. Macey will begin his role
Artemis II reignites lunar exploration, redefines what we know about space and ourselves
By Julian Layne '25 For the first time in more than 50 years, humans have traveled beyond Earth’s orbit, marking a pivotal step forward in space exploration and a renewed opportunity for scientific