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CT colleges expand access to free food, meeting students where they are
In a May 18 CT Mirror story, reporter Sara Bedigian talks with Maria's Place coordinator Courtney McDavid about food insecurity among college students. Read the story online!
EIT winners Dr. Diana Cohen (Political Science) and Evan Morel ’14 (Engineering) stand against a Central branded backdrop.
Cohen and Morel honored for Excellence in Teaching
By Julian Layne '25 More than 300 student nominations, dozens of faculty applications, and an extensive review process ultimately led to two educators receiving one of Central Connecticut State
Three more drivers ready to 'Go'!
Students in the Technology Education program headed out to Plainville High School to craft modified ride-on cars for children with limited mobility. Read more about the project online at https://www
Four portraits of Central's Barnard Award winners
Students recognized with Barnard Awards for academic excellence and more
Twelve outstanding students from the four universities of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system were awarded CSCU’s highest academic honor, the Henry Barnard Distinguished
Portrait of Central student Kayla Beaulieu dressed in her cap and gown
Graduating senior named Volunteer of the Year at HFSC
When the Fiscal team at Hospital for Special Care needed additional support, Central student Kayla Beaulieu of Rocky Hill stepped in and quickly became an indispensable member of the team. For her
EIT Committee announces Excellence in Teaching Honor Roll, Semi-Finalists, and Finalists
EIT Finalists, Full-Time Diana Cohen (Political Science) Sarah Evans Zalewski (Counselor Education & Family Therapy) Gurbakhshash Singh (Mathematical Sciences) EIT Finalists, Part-Time Evan Morel
CCSU Police officers observe National Police Week on May 11. They are shown outside of the police department saluting a memorial wreath.
CCSU Police honor fallen officers
Officers from the CCSU Police Department conducted its annual National Police Week wreath laying ceremony on May 11 in honor of police officers who lost their lives in service to their communities
Large trees with leafy canopies filter a bright sunlit background
Central panelists speak for the trees
By Emma Carmichael An afternoon session at Central Connecticut State University’s 19th annual Sustainability Symposium turned the spotlight not on carbon data or policy reports, but on birch trees
Screen shot of a Hoyan app demo
Central students develop mobile app that will direct social services to those in need
By Emma Carmichael Central Connecticut State University's Allied Health Sciences Conference showcased a developing app called Hoyan that posed two simple but ambitious questions: What if getting a
Screen shot from the Central Duck Cam livestream
Campus welcomes back a springtime guest; ducklings expected soon
Happy (early) Mother’s Day! For the sixth consecutive spring, a female mallard has chosen a quiet corner on campus as her nesting site, continuing a campus tradition that has become a favorite among
Greenwell wins Children’s Literature Association Book Award
A book by Central professor Dr. Amanda Greenwell has earned the top prize from the Children’s Literature Association. “The Child Gaze: Narrating Resistance in American Literature” (University Press of
A group of high school students pose for a group shot at the Connecticut Summer Transportation Institute in 2025.
Dr. Zhou named WTS - CT Woman of the Year
The Women’s Transportation Seminar Connecticut Chapter (WTS CT) named Central Connecticut State University professor Dr. Bin (Brenda) Zhou its 2025 Woman of the Year during its annual banquet on April
Students on a mission for free higher education
Jeremy Gilbert, a senior at Central, recently co-wrote a Student Voice column for the CT Mirror, "A public education should be attainable for all," with Western student Kate Jackson. In the piece
A Central student moves a box on a handtruck during a move-in event
Moving out? Consider lightening up first at donation drive
By Julian Layne ’25 As the academic year comes to a close, Central Connecticut State University is once again encouraging resident students to think beyond move-out and consider the impact of what
Students sit in Alumni Hall listening to a presenter during the 19th annual sustainability symposium at Central.
Sustainability symposium highlights cultural, social impact of trees
By Savanna Yelling ’25 Trees took center stage at Central’s 19th annual Sustainability Symposium on April 9, where faculty and scholars explored the environmental, cultural, and social significance of