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Food insecurity is an issue nationwide and it is increasingly becoming a problem on college campuses. That’s why one major grocery chain is stepping up and making a major donation to Connecticut’s 17 state colleges and universities. Stop and Shop is donating $100,000 so many state schools can stock the campus food pantry shelves. “We want to make sure students…

Stop & Shop has donated $100,000 to Connecticut’s state colleges to help stock food pantries on their campuses.

National Letter of Intent signing day for future college football players typically happens in February. Windsor High School’s Zander McCoy had to wait a little longer. The senior planned to sign to play at Central Connecticut State University but when the terms of his financial aid weren’t ironed out in time for February, he made the hard decision for...

Windsor High School football standout Zander McCoy signed a letter of intent Thursday to play at CCSU in the fall.

In its 39-year history, The Great Race has brought drivers through cities big and small. This year, a group of students from Central Connecticut State University, will be taking a classic car for a big journey.

In its 39-year history, The Great Race has brought drivers through cities big and small. This year hundreds of people will be taking their classic cars through Connecticut. That includes a group of students from Central Connecticut State University. They are repairing a 1961 fixer-upper for a big journey. At CCSU, 12 students are part of the extracurricular Multi-Powered Vehicle…

In order to be allowed back into the residence halls, students must first get tested for Covid-19 at the on- campus testing site.

Classes at Central Connecticut State University will stay online for the rest of the winter session, which ends on Jan. 13, but employees will be returning to work as scheduled. CCSU changed to remote operations and online learning Monday due to the state’s increased COVID-19 positivity rate and limitations in testing resources and the university said all students and staff…

Central Connecticut State University will change to remote operations and online learning Monday due to the state’s increased COVID-19 positivity rate and limitations in testing resources. The university said all students and staff will work and learn from home Monday. The Student Center, library, recreation center and administrative offices will be closed to walk-in service. University officials said they’ll...

The faculty at Central Connecticut State University and some of the students used a 14-foot tall inflatable skunk to send a message to President Terrence Cheng. They wanted to let him know the faculty wants a better contract saying the proposed one stinks. “My teachers, they give me my quality education and if you’re cutting resources to my teachers...

Faculty members at CCSU staged a protest Monday demanding a better contract from the president of the Connecticut State University and College System.

Tropical Storm Henri delayed the move-in date for some college students in Connecticut, but move-in day is here.

Thousands of students are moving into Connecticut colleges and universities after Tropical Storm Henri delayed their move-in date.

First-year students are moving in at some state schools today, but due to COVID-19, it looks a little different than in past years. The campus at Central Connecticut State University was closed on Monday due to Tropical Storm Henri. Western Connecticut State University and Southern Connecticut State University were also closed because of the storm and pushed their move-in date…

You may see rainbow flags flying across the state, have heard about the Stonewall Uprising in 1969, and even know that it is Pride Month, but what does this month mean to people in the LGBTQIA+ community? For many, like Holly and Taylor Walker, Pride Month is part celebration. “I think it’s a really nice time to celebrate our family….

This is Pride Month. Here is a look at work done in Connecticut to gain rights and what residents say Pride Months means for them.

Central Connecticut State University is among those bringing the vaccine to its student body, with an on-campus vaccination event Sunday.

Around the state, the education experience has been completely altered by the pandemic. So, to help return schools to normal, some vaccine efforts are focusing on students 16 and older. Central Connecticut State University is among those bringing the vaccine to its student body, with an on-campus vaccination event Sunday. “I think it’s necessary because it will help everyone stay…

Around the state, the education experience has been completely altered by the pandemic. So, to help return schools to normal, some vaccine efforts are focusing on students 16 and older.

A virtual symposium held Wednesday was put together with the goal of recruiting future educators who represent the Connecticut communities where they live.