Weekend van serivce brings students to local hotspots
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Students now have a new and convenient way to get off campus on the weekends. Thanks to a new collaboration with the Office of Residence Life, a
Regional Water Authority visits campus
By Brianna Wallen News Editor The world of public utilities plays a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure that supports everyday life and the “Special One-Time Session: ‘A Day with the RWA!’”
Students voice concerns about fall housing selection
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As the fall semester approaches, students are beginning to secure their housing for next year. Those who paid their housing deposits on time had the opportunity to
Alumni panel offers “Bytes of Wisdom”
As the spring semester nears its end, many seniors are preparing to make the transition from university life to the professional world, while other students are just beginning their journey and seeking
Interim President speaks out
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief Interim President Dwayne Smith breaks his silence to students about his name being involved in the state’s Comptroller report to the governor late last fall. On March 4,
Sociology department “food table” combats student hunger
By Victoria Cruz Contributor Students cannot learn when they are hungry. The Sociology department here at the university has recognized these barriers and in response created a ‘food table’ in their department
Reacting to Trump and Vance’s Ukraine discussion
By Haylyne Frederic Contributor A broadcasted meeting between President Donald Trump, Vice President James David Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that took place originally to discuss a mineral exchange led
Students explore AI’s impact on workforce
By Brianna Wallen News Editor As artificial intelligence, also known as AI, continues to transform industries, it is essential for students to gain insight into its impact on the workforce as they
Semi-annual job fairs allow students to network
By Victoria Cruz Contributor This week, the Office of Career and Professional Development hosted its semi-annual job fairs. Each fair took place in the Adanti Student Center ballrooms on Feb. 26 and
University recognized as Fulbright producer
By Brianna Wallen News Editor Building on the momentum of its prestigious Carnegie R2 classification, the university has achieved another notable honor: being recognized as one of the top producers of Fulbright
“Dear colleague” letter raises concern
By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor The university addressed concerns following a recent letter issued by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, which may have significant implications for the institution’s
Dunkin’ cuts student workers’ hours
By Victoria Cruz Contributor Since last semester, student employees at the on-campus Dunkin’ location have faced significant reductions in their work hours. This issue raises concern among students about the scheduling practices
CSU’s fight against budget cuts
By Solé Scott Editor-in-Chief By Jay’Mi Vazquez Managing Editor Connecticut State Universities, CSU’s, faculty members are raising alarm over proposed budget cuts and their potential impact on students and faculty. On Feb.