As part of its mission to prepare students for an evolving labor market, Central Connecticut State University recently launched a Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence, a cutting-edge graduate
Economics student Jayden Rivera will participate in the American Economic Association (AEA) summer program, which takes place at Howard University this year. The program is a prestigious and highly
At Central, high school students can get a head start at college even before they set foot on campus. Through partnerships with schools across Connecticut, Central offers dual and concurrent
By Julian Layne ’25 The journey didn’t start with a plan. Amari Contreras came to Central to earn his degree in Engineering. His father, Edgardo Contreras, returned to school after years away
The Excellence in Teaching (EIT) Committee at Central Connecticut State University announced the winners of the annual EIT Awards during Faculty Appreciation Day on April 25. The committee presents
A vibrant new outdoor banner now wraps around the campus athletic fields, welcoming visitors with school spirit and bold visuals. Spanning 568 feet, including entrances and gates, the installation is
Central Connecticut State University President Zulma R. Toro hosted an open forum on April 28, engaging directly with students on a range of issues. Toro and members of her leadership team spoke with
Three graduate programs at Central Connecticut State University appear on the 2025 U.S. News and World Report annual rankings of Best Graduate Schools in the country. U.S. News & World evaluates
The Spring Concert scheduled for April 25 featuring Cash Cobain has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances, according to a recent announcement from the Central Activities Network. All tickets
Central Connecticut State University has signed an agreement to become an academic partner of the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance (The Alliance). The Alliance is the statewide association of community
Eight students from the CARES Club represented Central at the annual meeting of the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association from April 2 to 5 in St. Louis, Mo. Their travel was
Published in the Willimantic Chronicle on April 12 WINDHAM — The Windham Board of Education has appointed its next superintendent of schools. Dr. Iris Gomero will take over the position on July 1. “As
On April 15, the Student Center Circle was transformed into a celebration of African and Caribbean culture during Afro Fest, an event co-sponsored by the Africana Students Organization, United
Four students from the Central Chemistry Club presented posters at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Diego from March 23 to 26. Their travel was supported by the SGA, and
Central’s Office of Veterans Affairs recently welcomed Connecticut State Veterans Affairs Commissioner Ronald P. Welch (Brigadier General, U.S. Army, Retired) for a dynamic discussion with student