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Research by Dlugolenski featured in Times article
The New York Times published “Policing Experts Question Agents’ Conduct in Lead-Up to Shooting of Alex Pretti on Jan. 26, which cites a 2024 study co-authored by Dr. Eric Dlugolenski, an assistant
Koulidobrova selected for Fulbright award to Ecuador
Dr. Elena Vladimirovna Koulidobrova, an associate professor of Linguistics, has been selected for a Fulbright award to Ecuador. Her project will focus on Ecuadorian Sign Language (LSEC) as used by
Herald: First-night energy at ‘Eyes in the Forest’ opening
Check out a recent news story about the Chen Gallery's latest exhibit opening for "Eyes in the Forest": https://www.bristolpress.com/news/first-night-energy-at-eyes-in-the-for…
Fox 61: Central honors MLK on annual Day of Service
Fox 61 covered Central's annual MLK Day Symposium and Day of Service on Jan. 23. Watch the segment online at https://www.fox61.com/video/news/local/hartford-county/new-britain/cent…
Moving from students to teachers
On January 20, the School of Education held its Spring Semester Student Teacher Orientation, where 164 candidates began their student teaching experience. The students will be supported by 58
CW Resources, Foodshare stock the shelves at Maria's Place
CW Resources in New Britain donated 7,920 meals to Foodshare at no cost, ensuring that students and neighbors alike have access to nourishing food. The contribution includes 6,720 frozen meals and 1
Returning international students now eligible for discounted grad studies tuition
Central is further investing in global engagement with a new tuition discount for international graduate students who previously studied at Central. Starting in the Spring 2026 semester, Central will
WATCH: Automatic Admissions Program brings students to Central
NBC CT's Andrew Rowan visited the Central campus for his recent piece on the successful Connecticut Automatic Admissions Program. Watch the segment online at https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local
Central affirms commitment to communities with Carnegie reclassification
Central Connecticut State University has been awarded renewal for the prestigious 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, a national designation that underscores Central’s
Campus food pantry receives nearly $500 through Stop & Shop program
The Maria’s Place Food Pantry will receive nearly $500 in donations thanks to community support through the Stop & Shop Bloomin’ 4 Good and Community Bag programs during Fall and Winter 2025. Maria’s
Catch up on the year in Central news
The 2025 edition of Central magazine is here! From features and news to alumni updates and support initiatives, the new magazine outlines a big year of growth and innovation at Central. View the
Global Engagement at Central opens new opportunities for enrollment, cultural connection
In an increasingly global society, a world’s worth of opportunities are available to college students—literally. Advances in technology, communication, and university partnerships have made study
Sustainability Symposium call for proposals
The Global Environmental Sustainability Action Coalition (GESAC), Central Connecticut State University, Central Geography, Anthropology, & Tourism Department, and Central Public History Program invite
Dr. Daisy Torres Hill appointed assistant dean of School of Education
Dr. Daisy Torres Hill will begin her tenure as assistant dean of the School of Education at Central on Jan. 9. Torres Hill brings 25 years of PK-12 experience as a teacher and district leader. She
Fifteen alumni join the Central Circle of Inspiration
On a crisp autumn Saturday, as the campus buzzed with Homecoming excitement, the Central community gathered to celebrate the induction of 15 remarkable alumni into the Alumni Circle of Inspiration