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Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Writer A new major is being offered at the university: public health and wellness coaching. The university is one of the first universities in the United States to

Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor The Student Government Association elections for the Fall 2023 semester are finished. The winners of the election were Leanne Pedroso, Katie Falasco, Hailey DeNucci, Evan Curtis, and

Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Writer When students in the Hillel club gathered on Oct. 13 for their weekly Shabbat celebration, they were filled with sadness about the unfolding war in Israel but

Jaylen Carr – Editor-in-Chief The Multicultural Center hosted its annual Multicultural Explosion event, dubbed “Engage, Empower and Inspire.” The five-person panel included Tina Bennett, a university alumnus and now Chief Experience Officer

Jay’Mi Vazquez – News Editor With the rise of artificial intelligence in society, students expressed their opinions on the potential risks artificial intelligence can have on careers. English and interdisciplinary studies major

Braden Saint-Val – News Writer The university, in collaboration with Eastern, Western, and Central Connecticut State, hosted a conference in the Adanti Student Center Ballroom last Tuesday called “Unmasking Stigma: The Impact

Brandon Cortés – Contributor A new Math100p pilot program aims to enhance the original Math100p course in order to benefit students in their academic performance thus giving them more time to complete

Braden Saint-Val – News Writer Students and faculty met Roberta L. Millstein at the Buley Library to discuss the obstacles facing underrepresented students in academia. Dr. Millstein is a retired philosophy professor