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Alumna 'Sparks' a new era of speed-dating
Watch Zoe Cramer '17 discuss Sips & Sparks on a recent WFSB morning segment. Sips & Sparks is a speed-dating/event-planning business Cramer founded to help singles foster real-world connections in a
Film by Frett '09 set to hit theaters next month after Sundance win
HEARST - An independent feature film shot in locations across Connecticut, written, co-directed, and co-produced by Hartford natives will be screened in theaters nationwide next month. "Ricky" won co
Callinan '73 pens original song about Bristol's colonial history
BRISTOL PRESS — Tom Callinan, who was named “Connecticut’s 1st Official State Troubadour” in 1991, will perform an original song about Bristol’s colonial history on Flag Day, dedicating it to the
Central Connecticut State, Red Cross host blood drive focused on maternal health
WTNH — The Central Connecticut State University Maternal Health Advocacy Club teamed up with the American Red Cross for its fourth annual campus-wide blood drive on Tuesday. View the story at WTNH.com
Martin Luther King Jr. inspires day of service and reflection at Central
Central honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 23 with the university's annual symposium, breakfast, and Day of Service. The annual event brought together students, faculty, and
Six assistant deans join the Central team
After a busy semester of searches, interviews, and open forums, Central has filled six assistant dean positions across the university’s academic schools and colleges. Learn more about the new
Central featured in U.S. News & World Report Guidebook
Central Connecticut State University is back in the national spotlight with its inclusion in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2026 Guidebook. The annual guidebook includes national university
Blood Drive at Central to support Maternal Health Awareness Day
Central’s Maternal Health Advocacy Club will host its fourth annual campus-wide blood drive on Tuesday, Feb. 3, in recognition of Maternal Health Awareness Day. The event will take place from 10 a.m
Koulidobrova selected for Fulbright award to Ecuador
Dr. Elena Vladimirovna Koulidobrova, an associate professor of Linguistics, has been selected for a Fulbright award to Ecuador. Her project will focus on Ecuadorian Sign Language (LSEC) as used by
Research by Dlugolenski featured in Times article
The New York Times published “Policing Experts Question Agents’ Conduct in Lead-Up to Shooting of Alex Pretti on Jan. 26, which cites a 2024 study co-authored by Dr. Eric Dlugolenski, an assistant
Herald: First-night energy at ‘Eyes in the Forest’ opening
Check out a recent news story about the Chen Gallery's latest exhibit opening for "Eyes in the Forest": https://www.bristolpress.com/news/first-night-energy-at-eyes-in-the-for…
Fox 61: Central honors MLK on annual Day of Service
Fox 61 covered Central's annual MLK Day Symposium and Day of Service on Jan. 23. Watch the segment online at https://www.fox61.com/video/news/local/hartford-county/new-britain/cent…
Moving from students to teachers
On January 20, the School of Education held its Spring Semester Student Teacher Orientation, where 164 candidates began their student teaching experience. The students will be supported by 58
CW Resources, Foodshare stock the shelves at Maria's Place
CW Resources in New Britain donated 7,920 meals to Foodshare at no cost, ensuring that students and neighbors alike have access to nourishing food. The contribution includes 6,720 frozen meals and 1
Returning international students now eligible for discounted grad studies tuition
Central is further investing in global engagement with a new tuition discount for international graduate students who previously studied at Central. Starting in the Spring 2026 semester, Central will