Dom Amore: ‘They can feel it through the TV’: How Central Connecticut authored an upset over BC
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Central Connecticut State stuns BC on last-second shot for program's first power conference win
By Declan Walsh, Staff Writer Updated Nov 12, 2025 8:23 a.m. Darin Smith Jr. of the Central Connecticut State Blue is introduced before a game at Providence in November 2024. Smith converted a layup
Dom Amore: ‘They can feel it through the TV’: How Central Connecticut authored an upset over BC
By Dom Amore | damore@courant.com | Hartford Courant PUBLISHED: November 12, 2025 at 2:51 PM EST | UPDATED: November 12, 2025 at 3:19 PM EST Central Connecticut’s men arrived in Chestnut Hill unfazed
Celebrating their service
Central Connecticut State University Office of Veterans Affairs hosted its annual Veterans Day commemoration and awards ceremony on Nov. 9 at Alumni Hall. Following the presentation of the Colors by
Podcast considers the cost of caring among student affairs professionals
Vicarious trauma among student affairs practitioners was the focus of the Oct. 22 episode of the Student Affairs NOW podcast featuring Senior Equity & Inclusion Officer and Title IX Coordinator Dr
First-Gen week wraps up with special celebration
Central hosted its annual First Generation College Celebration on Nov. 6, following a week of special events to highlight the unique experiences and contributions of first-generation college students
Dancentral to perform 'Perspectives' on Nov. 22
Central Connecticut State University’s student dance company Dancentral will present “Perspectives,” on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. in Welte Auditorium on the Central campus, as well as livestreaming
Small donations to big change: Panel discusses 20 years of CEP
O’Neil Endowed Chair of Public Policy Gabe Rosenberg hosted panel discussion on Oct. 27 for the 20th anniversary of Connecticut’s landmark Citizens’ Election Program (CEP) in Founders Hall. Moderated
Student Regent transition: Sanchez passes the torch to Ye
Tyler Ye, a first-generation Political Science student, is set to follow Luis Sanchez as a student regent for the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system. Ye, from Cheshire, is pursuing
Time to Stuff the Pantry
The third annual Stuff the Pantry drive launched on Nov. 3 and will run throughout the rest of the month. The campus-wide collaboration is hosted by the The Office of the President. This year, the
Open House welcomes more than 400 visitors
The annual Fall Open House on Oct. 26 drew 453 prospective students and families for a day of campus tours and meet-and-greets with faculty and staff. Held every spring and fall, Central's well
Get ready to Bingocize at Central Community Health Clinic
The Community Health Education Clinic at Central has been selected as one of five regional sites in Connecticut to implement Falls Free CT’s Bingocize program. Bingocize is an evidence-based program
Central leads enrollment uptick across CSCU
The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system announced on Oct. 22 that the four Connecticut State Universities (CSUs) and CT State Community College (CT State) saw an uptick of 6.7
Hoops for Homeless nets two grants for New Britain students
Dr. Jacob Werblow, a professor at Central Connecticut State University’s Educational Leadership program, recently secured two $500 grants for Hoops for Homeless, a charity organization he co-founded
Hoops for Homeless scores 10th year of community collaboration
Watch NBC CT's coverage of the 10th annual Hoops for Hopes tournament here: https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/new-britain-basketball-tourna… /. Hoops
Stop & Shop donation ensures plentiful pantries
Central hosted a special event on Oct. 21 to share great news for the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system, courtesy of the Stop & Shop School Food Pantry Program. CSCU leaders