The Recorder – The Student News Site of Central Connecticut State University

NEDA Walk Brings Hope To Central
October 17, 2018
Sarah Willson, Managing Editor
NEDA hosted one of its 95 walks at CCSU on Saturday. With 30 million Americans battling an eating disorder in their lifetime, the National Eating Disorder...
SGA Treasurer: ‘I’m Not In Violation’ Of Student Conduct
October 15, 2018
Kristina Vakhman, News Editor
Kristina DeVivo, treasurer of Central Connecticut's Student Government Association, said she is in the clear per university policy after posting a private Snapchat video that...
A Call For Family-Friendly Change
October 14, 2018
Kristina Vakhman, News Editor
Juggling a personal life with employment is an everyday struggle for many working families, and affected Central Connecticut students, faculty and staff made...
CCSU To Students: You Are Never Alone
October 14, 2018
Shwar Zaidi, Staff Writer
To kick off Mental Health Week, Central Connecticut's Student Government Association tabled in the Student Center Monday to help students "Get Inspired." According...
Students To NEASC: ‘We Love CCSU’
September 26, 2018
Kristina Vakhman, News Editor
Day two of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges’ open forums Tuesday invited students and alumni to speak on behalf of Central Connecticut’s...
Dance Education Students Claim False Hope
September 25, 2018
Shaina Lapuebla and Angela Fortuna
Little did students in the Dance Education program know that their money and time would lead them into a pit of debt with no teaching certification in dance. “We were...

Hartford Superintendent Speaks Success At Latina Talks

October 17, 2018 • No Comments

Imagine seeing the student that constantly disrupts the teacher one day become that teacher's boss. That is the story of Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez. Young Torres-Rodriguez came into class one day with so much...

An Accent And A New Life

Kelly Langevin, Assistant News Editor

October 17, 2018 • No Comments

Emilia Vega was just 16 years old when her mother decided it was time for a new start. Her new plan included leaving the only place she knew: Cuenca, Ecuador. She would soon be gathering up all her things and the...

NEDA Walk Brings Hope To Central

Sarah Willson, Managing Editor

October 17, 2018 • No Comments

NEDA hosted one of its 95 walks at CCSU on Saturday. With 30 million Americans battling an eating disorder in their lifetime, the National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA) works hard at making sure...

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Opinion

Conviction Of Chicago Police Officer Step In The Right Direction

Ryan Jones, Assistant Sports Editor

October 15, 2018 • No Comments

Saturday, Oct. 6 became the first time in 50 years a member of the Chicago Police Department was convicted of an on-duty murder. When the last arrest occurred, the United States was at war with Vietnam, Dr. Martin...

The Correlation Between Over Policing And Mass Incarceration October 14, 2018

A Four-Year Party Has Consequences October 12, 2018
WWE’s ‘Evolution’ A Step In The Right Direction October 12, 2018
Black Male Students Discuss Impact Of Hypermasculinity October 6, 2018

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Arts & Entertainment

Orange You Glad It’s Fall… Fashion?

Shaina Lapuebla, Arts and Entertainment Editor

October 17, 2018 • No Comments

The leaves are changing and the time has come for you to box up those bathing suits, summer dresses and shorts, but what exactly should be brought out for the autumn season? As always, the...

Michael Myers Returns For 40th Anniversary Of ‘Halloween’

October 17, 2018

Future Doctor and Photographer

October 13, 2018

Cultural Convergence Inspires

October 13, 2018

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Sports

Swimming And Diving Wins Five Events In Season Opener

October 17, 2018

Central Connecticut's swimming and diving team took to the pool for the first time this season when they...