Buley Library hosts ceramic art gallery
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
‘Major and Minor Fair’ helps students explore
The annual "Major and Minor Fair" allowed students to discover what they are interested in and how they can achieve their goals.
Interim Chancellor Braswell visits campus
Interim Chancellor Natalie Braswell addresses concerns from staff and students on Thursday, Oct. 1.
ProCon hosts ice cream social to create new friendships
Christian Mansfield- Contributor ProCon hosted an ice cream social in the Resource Room of the Adanti Student Center. Students were given five choices of ice cream flavors to pick from and a
History: This week in pop culture
Feb. 28: 1955- Late comedian Gilbert Gottfried known for “Saturday Night Live,” Iago in “Aladdin,” the Afflac Duck and popular stand-up performances was born. 1970- Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge over Troubled Water”
Week of Wellbeing celebrated with Wellbeing Fair on campus
Jack Abbot- General Reporter The University hosted a Wellbeing Fair in the Adanti Student Center Ballroom in honor of the “Week of Wellbeing.” The event was attended by several organizations on campus
University takes steps to hire new Chief of Police
Brianna Wallen- News Editor The police department is expecting a new wave of change. After previous Police Chief Jose Dooley retired following 41 years of service, the university is recruiting a new
Student workers express their thoughts on wages
Brianna Wallen- News Editor Here at the university, it is recommended for students to get involved. Whether it is to join a sports team, organization or a club, there are ample opportunities
Workshop held to advise parents on campus
Brandon Cortés- News Writer On Thursday, Feb. 22, the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, DEI, Department held its monthly Caregiver Workshop exclusively on Zoom for university faculty, staff and employees. The workshop provided
Students express thoughts on the loan forgiveness debate
Brandon Cortés- News Writer As the debate over student loan forgiveness continues to intensify, voices from the student community are emerging with varying perspectives on the matter. With the burden of student
Rebecca Moore gives words of encouragement at PEP talk
Brandon Cortés- News Writer The recent Personal Enrichment Platform (PEP) seminar held at the School of Business brought together students and professionals alike to hear from Rebecca Moore, the Program Coordinator of
CSUs urge Governor Lamont to fund higher education
Jay’Mi Vazquez- Managing Editor “Governor Lamont – Fund our dreams,” was one of the many signs held up by students and faculty in support of Connecticut State Universities, CSUs, UConn and Connecticut
Higher education advocates testify before state legislators for better funding
Ali Fernand- Editor-in-Chief Students, faculty and staff of Connecticut public higher education institutions testified at the state capitol in Hartford to advocate for more funding. Governor Ned Lamont’s State of the State