The Office of the Provost recently announced members of the faculty who have been granted promotion and/or tenure for the 2025-2026 academic year. “We are proud of our newly promoted and tenured
A painting by Central student Dinamaria Pace is on display at the New Britain Museum of American Art. The museum selected the acrylic painting on paper, titled “Painful Crown,” to hang in the lobby
Bloomer awarded Yale Fellowship for Study of Medical Photography Peggy Bloomer, assistant professor in the Department of Art and Design at Central Connecticut State University, has been awarded the
Stanley, Central's seasonal resident duck, returned to campus just before Mother’s Day and brought nine new ducklings into the world on May 23. Central Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator
The Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education (BOR) named 12 Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) faculty members as recipients of the annual BOR Faculty Awards. Among the
Central Connecticut State University signed a partnership agreement with the Connecticut River Valley Chamber of Commerce on May 15 that will offer a tuition discount and scholarship to the employees
Dr. Miguel Cardona, former U.S. Secretary of Education and a Central graduate, addressed the graduating Class of 2025 at Southern Connecticut State University on May 22. Cardona drew on the popular
Fifty-five Central Connecticut State University Nursing graduates earned their nursing pins and took the Nightingale Pledge during a May 15 Pinning Ceremony on the Central campus. Nearly 200 guests
Central Connecticut State University hosted two outdoor commencement ceremonies on May 17 at Arute Field. More than 2,100 students, including students eligible to graduate in December, participated
History alumna Christina Volpe has raised the public profile of Southington's Barnes Museum since she took over as curator. In a recent feature, Hearst reporter Ciara Hooks talked with Volpe about her
Students at Central Connecticut State University completed a different kind of final exam last week as their final class presentations resulted in two grants of $5,000 going to two local nonprofit
Middle and high school technology students put their skills to the test redesigning ride-on toy cars for children with special needs at this year’s Go Baby Go Workshop. Read the full story by
In recognition of National Police Week, the Central Police Department carried on its tradition of laying a memorial wreath in front of the police station on East Street. Chief of Police Sean Grant
Central Connecticut State University School of Business students can now specialize in Banking Excellence with the recent launch of a new certificate program that is the first-of-its-kind in New