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Students lined up outside of Kaiser Hall, waiting to receive their first Pfizer shot.

CCSU Brings First Round Of Pfizer Shots To Students

April 21, 2021

ASO Takes On Fashion Amid COVID

April 11, 2021
CCSUs C.A.N. welcomed the spring semester with nostalgic themed events.

C.A.N. Lifts School Spirit To Combat Pandemic Lows

April 8, 2021
The $25 million dollar renovation and additions to Barnard Hall will be complete by summer 2021.

CCSU Construction Nears Completion By End Of 2021

February 24, 2021
Horror Films Sure To Leave you Spooked

Horror Films Sure To Leave you Spooked

October 21, 2020

A Look Inside CCSU’S Coronavirus Tracking System

September 24, 2020
Sports Wont Let BLM Be Forgotten Nor Should It

Sports Won’t Let BLM Be Forgotten Nor Should It

September 16, 2020
Tis the season for cozy sweaters and jackets

Fall Fashion Is Calling, Are You Ready To Pick It Up?

September 14, 2020
Christopher Dukes stands with his supporters outside of Hartford Police Department sharing his truth.

Dukes Demands Justice From Hartford Police And CCSU

September 14, 2020
Chadwick Boseman at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

Boseman Forever

September 2, 2020
Joshua Weissmans YouTube series recreates fast food but makes them, well, better.

A Fascinating Recreation

September 2, 2020
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What To Expect From CCSU’s Anti-Covid Campus

August 26, 2020

10 New Back To School Must Haves

August 24, 2020

Editor’s Column: My Educational Experience Is Being Reduced So Why Isn’t My Tuition?

August 23, 2020
CCSU Plans To Return To Campus In The Fall With HyFlex Learning

CCSU Plans To Return To Campus In The Fall With ‘HyFlex’ Learning

May 29, 2020
Students Wonder What Lies Ahead For Next Semester

Students Wonder What Lies Ahead For Next Semester

May 8, 2020
All residence halls were vacated on March 12 after university announced potential COVID-19 threat.

ResLife To Clean Out All Dorms Of Belongings After Students Are Vacated

April 19, 2020
CCSU Adjusts Pass/Fail Option For Spring 2020 Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

CCSU Adjusts Pass/Fail Option For Spring 2020 Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

April 18, 2020
Simone Biles is one of many elite athletes debating if they should compete in the 2021 Olympic Games.

Where Will A Postponed Olympics Leave Simone Biles and Her Legacy?

April 11, 2020
Many fitness companies are offering free at-home workouts during quarantine.

Quarantine Offers Window Of Opportunity For Free Home Workouts

April 4, 2020
Governor Ned Lamont declared a state of emergency to help combat the spread of COVID-19.

What Changes Has COVID-19 Brought To CCSU?

March 25, 2020
Several state colleges and universities are taking action against the potential spread of COVID-19.

CCSU Temporarily Closes Campus Due To Coronavirus

March 11, 2020
“Portrait of Toks Adewetan (The King of Glory),” is on display at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford.

Have An Adventure Without Breaking The Bank

March 10, 2020

CCSU Cautions People Traveling Out Of State Over Spring Break

March 10, 2020
Howard University professor debunks mathematics in Hidden Figures film.

Howard Professor Speaks on Hidden Figures In STEM

March 7, 2020

Editor’s Column: Giving The Voiceless A Voice

March 3, 2020
Former Director of Student Conduct has looked to his faith for support and spiritual guidance.

Dukes Fights For Reputation And Job

February 25, 2020
Seventeen churches have gathered to support Dukes through the Justice4Dukes Coalition.

Churches And Friends Rally Behind Dukes

February 25, 2020

Editor’s Column: The Choice To Be Kind Isn’t Up For Debate

February 19, 2020

Spread Kindness Without A Hesitation

February 19, 2020

The Right To Feel Comfortable

February 17, 2020
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[Photo] Civil Rights Speaker Encourages Small Acts of Kindness

February 17, 2020
CCSU students walking around campus

CCSU Tuition Set To Increase Again After One Year

February 12, 2020

Black History Segment: Ebenezer D. Bassett

February 9, 2020

Transitioning To Sustainability Is A Must

February 9, 2020

National Pizza Day – Phenomenal CT Pizza Any Way You Slice It

February 3, 2020

Former Central Student Who Threatened Mass Shooting Charged With Assault

February 3, 2020

Central’s Carnegie Community Engagement Designation Renewed

February 1, 2020
Centrals New Decade Resolutions Will Cost Over $80 Million

Central’s New Decade Resolutions Will Cost Over $80 Million

January 27, 2020

Campus Offers Free Mumps Vaccination Shots

January 27, 2020

Editor’s Column: The Census Is America’s Family Photo, So Get in

January 26, 2020
Chelsea Phaire teaches her peers that art can open doors for everyone.

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Editors Column: New Semester, New Year, New Decade

Editor’s Column: New Semester, New Year, New Decade

January 19, 2020

10-Year-Old Proves ‘Art is The Start’ For A Better Future

January 17, 2020

Students Face The Final Countdown, Literally

December 7, 2019
CCSU students walking around campus

Central’s Strategic Plan Is Being Reworked After Mixed Reviews

December 7, 2019

Former CCSU Official Christopher Dukes Has Charges Dropped By State

November 25, 2019
All I Want Is For Us To Be Visible PRIDE President Speaks On Recognizing Transgender Deaths

‘All I Want Is For Us To Be Visible’ PRIDE President Speaks On Recognizing Transgender Deaths

November 21, 2019
Latina and Hispanic women are make the least amount of money per dollar in Connecticut.

Connecticut Women Discuss Gender Pay Inequality

November 20, 2019
The White Ribbon Campaign takes places globally in 60 countries.

White Ribbons Wrap Around CCSU To Fight Sexual Violence

November 13, 2019
Local veterans and service members honored those

CCSU Honors The Service And Commitment Of Local Veterans

November 13, 2019
Centrals NAMI chapter partner with the Arts & Craft Club to teach healthy coping methods.

NAMI Folds Away Stress With Origami

November 12, 2019
Mayor Erin Stewart, CCSU Alum, has been in office since 2013.

Stewart Locks In A Fourth Term As Mayor Of New Britain

November 5, 2019
The red flags are meant to raise awareness to dating violence and prevention.

A Red Flag Can Be A Life Saver

November 5, 2019
Civil Rights Speaker Sparks Conversation On Indigenous People

Civil Rights Speaker Sparks Conversation On Indigenous People

October 30, 2019
Walk of No Shame works to empower victims of sexual assault that they are not to blame.

Walk Of No Shame Brings CCSU Community Closer

October 30, 2019
Stereotypes of various cultures becoming sexualized or goofy has become common for Halloween costumes.

Culture Is Not A Costume

October 30, 2019

Students Rally Behind Communication Professor After FOI Release

October 29, 2019
Within the Communication Department, there are different views on how the department should function.

Longtime Tension Rises To The Surface Within Communication Department

October 29, 2019

Connecticut Takes Further Steps In Legalizing Marijuana

October 23, 2019

Clarification Statement

October 18, 2019

News In Brief

October 16, 2019
Two Communication professors are some of many professors unveiled in a FOIA request at CCSU.

FOIA Release Unveils Two Communication Professors Caught In Sexual Misconduct Allegations

October 15, 2019
Each podium represents a woman who lost her life to domestic violence.

Silent Witness Exhibit Raises Voices For Women

October 14, 2019
Pat Bingham, Rainbow Award recipient, and Elizabeth Mendes were both awarded scholarships during the ceremony.

Rainbow Breakfast Shines Light on CCSU LGBTQ Achievements

October 11, 2019
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The panel of men emphasized that change begins with helping younger generations.

New Britain Community Leaders Address City’s Issues Prior To City Election

October 8, 2019
Managing mental health properly is crucial to leaving a long, sustainable life.

World Mental Health Day

October 8, 2019
National Coming Out Day is Oct. 11.

National Coming Out Day

October 8, 2019
Some states have opted out of celebrating Columbus Day.

Columbus Day Is Not A Holiday

October 8, 2019
Degrees When Due Initiative will help students to cross the graduation stage.

CCSU Is Working To Help Struggling Students Graduate

October 7, 2019

Colleges Should Dump Traditional Grading

October 7, 2019
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