WTNH — A 24-year-old on the autism spectrum has worked independently for the last two years, earning a degree in graphic design. View the full story at https://www.wtnh.com/on-air/connecticut-families
A look back at the year 2023 at Central offers more than a glimpse of rear-view successes. A promising future also comes into focus thanks to numerous efforts undertaken last year by faculty, students
A newly funded project co-sponsored by Central Connecticut State University and the YWCA New Britain will ensure more young people have representation in community health policy. The Community Health
The last legislative session in Connecticut ushered in several new laws, deadlines, and initiatives for public colleges and universities in Connecticut. Some addressed long-time grievances from
Six students were inducted recently into the Student Cabinet of the Connecticut Educators Rising program, including Central Connecticut State University student Sherrod Cuttino, who will serve as
Central Connecticut State University is well represented on the NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium list of Fall 2023 grant and scholarship recipients. The winners include five faculty members
The Central Connecticut State University alumni community grew by 350 members following the university’s Dec. 16 winter commencement ceremony in Welte Auditorium. Ninety-five percent of the graduates
Central Connecticut State University earned another national nod for its ongoing dedication to STEM education. The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) named Central
The Board of Regents for the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system approved an ambitious proposal from Central Connecticut State University to establish a new College of Health and
Central alumnus Stephen Dexter ’07 made his Broadway debut as an understudy in “The Shark is Broken,” a comedy that opened in August at the John Golden Theatre. The play explores the behind-the-scenes
Following its recent decision to move to Connecticut, Hanwha Aerospace USA has swiftly demonstrated its intention to be a good neighbor. During a visit to campus on Dec. 12, the firm signed an
By Day Staff Reports New London – Samantha Hynes has been named the head coach of the Mitchell College softball program, announced recently by Director of Athletics, Matt Finlayson. Hynes will make
Fox 61 featured Central Connecticut State University on the most recent edition of its "Live. Work. Play." series. Host Teresa Dufour spoke with Central student Abe Romo-Gonzalez about the unique
Growing up in an Italian American household in Ohio, Dr. Gil Gigliotti said he always had an awareness of who Frank Sinatra was. However, it wasn’t until the late 1970s when Dr. Gigliotti developed a