On October 26, Mechanical Engineering seniors Andre Roumer, Julian Tarlowski-Parady, Kevin Rheaume, and Ridwane Ouro Bode competed in the RC Car Design and Race Competition sponsored by the Society of
By Amy J. Barry Women project managers in the construction industry have always been a rarity, and even today, nationwide, women only hold 8 percent of these jobs. The good news is that Central is
Civil Engineering graduating seniors and American Society of Civil Engineers student club members visited the Connecticut Department of Transportation headquarters with Dr. Bin (Brenda) Zhou and Dr
Construction Management students at Central Connecticut State University participated in the recent Associated Schools of Construction student competition and brought back first-place honors to
The Central Connecticut State University Office of Equity and Inclusion hosted a Unity-Peace Walk on the evening of Nov. 15. The goal was simple but powerful. “The purpose of the event is to reaffirm
Central Connecticut State University has joined forces with the national nonprofit Campus Compact to create and promote sustainability projects in the New Britain community to mitigate climate change
Central Connecticut State University’s commitment to cybersecurity just went national. On Nov. 15, the National Security Agency informed the university that it has achieved the designation of National
Steven Guo ’22, a Central graduate student, received the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) M. Kevin Fahey Graduate Assistant Award. The award was named to honor one of the founders of
Connecticut Public Radio's “Where We Live” recently spoke with educators who updated the standards for social studies curriculums in Connecticut schools, following a 2021 directive from the state
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
By Savanna Yelling Chris Dabkowski ’21, a New Britain native, took a decidedly unconventional path to his undergraduate studies at Central. Rather than heading straight to college after high school
Today, Central joins hundreds of higher education institutions, businesses, non-profits, and schools across the country in celebrating the successes of their resident first-generation college students
Central thanked a generous donor with a special event on Oct. 26 when university leadership revealed the John Eismont and Anna Sielawko Advising Suite. Sielawko and her family were on-hand to