Dr. Sarah Maurer, professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Central Connecticut State University, recently participated as a featured speaker at the 2026 Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon)
The Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education (BOR) named 16 Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) faculty members as recipients of the annual 2025–2026 Board of Regents Faculty
Alumnus Teddy Rainville shares insights from his academic journey at Central, UConn, and back again at Central in this recent essay at Business Insider online. https://www.businessinsider.com
The New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) has formally accepted Central's 2026 Progress Report, issuing an enthusiastic commendation for the university’s historic, six-semester streak of
Four Central students earned a sixth-place finish in the Planing Division at a national electric boat racing competition from April 14 to 16 after designing and building a 14-foot electric-powered
By Savanna Yelling '25 The American Heart Association and Hartford HealthCare visited Central on May 27 to unveil a new Hands-Only CPR training kiosk in the Student Center. Located in the lobby next
Central leadership joined the American Heart Association and Hartford HealthCare on May 27 to unveil a new Hands-Only CPR training kiosk in the Student Center, providing students, faculty, staff and
Mink may look the same, but according to new research published in the April 20 issue of Heredity, a mink in the Florida Everglades is a world away from its cousins in the northern part of the state
We have ducklings! After weeks of anticipation and a close watch on the university’s Duck Cam, nine ducklings hatched on campus beginning in the late afternoon of Wednesday, May 20, and continuing
Central Connecticut State University hosted two outdoor commencement ceremonies on May 16 at Arute Field. More than 2,200 students, including students eligible to graduate in December, participated
In a May 18 CT Mirror story, reporter Sara Bedigian talks with Maria's Place coordinator Courtney Gabarée about food insecurity among college students. Read the story online!
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
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
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