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
The Global Environmental Sustainability Action Coalition (GESAC), Central Connecticut State University, Central Geography, Anthropology, & Tourism Department, and Central Public History Program invite
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
Central will host One-stop Enrollment Week from Monday, Jan. 5, to Friday, Jan. 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Central Welcome Center on Manafort Drive. An extended one-stop enrollment event will
Central’s Department of Art & Design hosted the 2025 Winter Senior Design Showcase, highlighting work by graduating students in the Graphic/Information Design program. The event featured an expansive
Central Connecticut State University hosted its annual winter commencement ceremony on Dec. 13 at Welte Auditorium. This year, 840 students received their degrees, including eight doctoral students
By Savanna Yelling ’25 When Theater major Lena Whiteside arrived at Central this fall, she didn’t expect to land the lead role in a feature film being shot, in part, right on campus. “I heard about
Two Central Connecticut State University student designers received a warm welcome on Dec. 8 at President Toro’s office, where she thanked them personally for bringing this year’s presidential holiday
Central Connecticut State University made a strong showing on Research.com’s 2026 Best Colleges in Connecticut rankings, earning two first-place distinctions and outperforming many peer institutions
The Central Connecticut State University Police Department conducted its annual Stuff-a-Cruiser event on Dec. 7. Organized by Sergeant Robert Varasconi, officers parked a cruiser at CVS on West Main
Central Connecticut State University is once again earning national attention for excellence and value in cybersecurity education. Cybersecurity Guide, a leading online resource for prospective
Following the success of its November Stuff the Pantry drive, the Central Connecticut State University is back at it with its annual December Holiday Drive in collaboration with the City of New
On Nov. 24, the Central Design program welcomed students from Wilcox Technical High School for a hands-on AI image-to-image button workshop. Led by Professor Peggy Ann Bloomer, the session introduced
Central Connecticut State University’s commitment to global engagement is gaining national recognition, with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) commending
"Just a really great effort by our guys. We had a group tonight — the whole team throughout — that paid attention to our scouting report. I thought Lenny Jefferson, one of our assistants, did a great