By Amy J. Barry It was in the cards. A party game for hip-hop lovers, created by two women who met at Central, gained national distribution in February. It was fortuitous that this substantial boost
The Connecticut Children’s Foundation is in need of volunteers for Superhero Sunday, a 5k walk/run and the Kids Fun Run & Community Bash. The event will take place on April 30th in Bushnell Park
FoodCorps connects children to the joy and power of food. Most of your time will be spent teaching in the classroom and garden; there are also opportunities to work with school nutrition directors in
Central hosted a breakfast on Feb. 27 to update state leaders on campus initiatives and strategic developments. President Zulma R. Toro and members of Central’s faculty and staff highlighted special
CW Resources is dedicated to serving the needs of persons with disabilities through the creation of integrated vocational training and employment opportunities for those individuals who are physically
Want to support the success of other Central students for academic credit? Become a Success Central peer mentor! Click on the following link to see eligibility criteria and application: https://forms
From the New Britain Progressive NEW BRITAIN – Governor Lamont and members of Connecticut’s Congressional delegation led a “commemoration” of the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine Thursday
The President’s Citation Selection Committee is now accepting nominations for the President’s Citation Awards, presented annually to outstanding seniors. This special award recognizes achievement and
By Kate Callahan ’14 Oluwatoyin Awoderu shares an African proverb to illustrate her new role as director of the Central Connecticut State University Center for Africana Studies: “The comfort of the
Former State Representative Edwin Vargas Jr. of Hartford will serve as the next Governor William A. O’Neill Endowed Chair in Public Policy and Practical Politics at Central. Vargas’s appointment
Central recently joined the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU), an organization committed to serving and connecting urban and metropolitan universities and their partners. “At
New Life II is Connecticut’s first Black, faith-based, peer-led recovery community center. This center provides diverse, neighborhood focused trainings and support rooted in anti-oppressive
CCSU C.A.R.E.S. is looking for volunteers for several Go Baby Go! events this semester. CCSU C.A.R.E.S. (Collaboration for Assistive Resources Equipment and Services) is a group of students and
Madre Latina Organization Inc. is a non-profit organization in Waterbury, Connecticut. Our mission is to educate and empower generations of Latinas. Currently we are looking for a social media intern
Student Mirza Abdullah Barlas is among the winners of Sodexo’s national “Dishing Out Dreams” sweepstakes. The sweepstakes gave students the chance to win one of 19 $500 donations that will be made in