Southern Connecticut

March 14 is a day celebrated by millions of math fans’ around the world: the day is dedicated to both food and the mathematical constant, 3.14. NBC Connecticut celebrated the national day by providing a couple of educational resources and experiences from those around the state. Dawn MacDonald tells NBC Connecticut the 2019-2020 school year had its share of difficulties…

NBC Connecticut’s Dominique Moody takes a look at what educational resources are available for parents and students in Connecticut this National Pi Day.

The Shops at Yale has it all this holiday season, from horse-drawn carriage rides, to ice carving demonstrations, to carolers.

A college gymnast from Milford, Connecticut has died after sustaining a serious injury during gymnastics training last Friday, according to a statement from Southern Connecticut State University.

Four of the candidates vying for mayor of Hartford participated in a forum at NBC Connecticut Tuesday night.

Strong thunderstorms are moving through the state and a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Tolland and Windham counties.

A state audit gives insight on how CCSU spends on its sports.

An analysis by state auditors provided some interesting insights into one of our state’s college sports programs.

More than 2,500 athletes are competing throughout the weekend.

Officer Laurel Harrington and athlete Jamaine Johnson told us about this year’s event along with the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

The assistant director of residence life at Southern Connecticut State University is under investigation, accused of sexually assaulting another staff member.

The preliminary cause of a fire in a dorm building at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven that forced hundreds of students to evacuate early Tuesday morning appears to be a discarded cigarette, according to school officials.

A gas leak caused traffic backups during the evening rush hour at Dixwell and Whitney avenues in Hamden Monday.

This week’s announcement of a coast-to-coast FBI investigation involving dozens of parents who allegedly used their power, privilege, and wealth to fake test scores and steal spots on elite college sports teams is frustrating for students and their families to hear.

State colleges are once against facing a funding shortfall, but what the system will do about it is not yet clear.

Professional athletes in town for the Walter Camp Weekend spoke to students in New Haven and visited children at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center in Hartford on Thursday.

Walter Camp Weekend in New Haven is much more than just a celebration of excellence in college football.

A new study found the state’s college and university system has an annual economic impact of more than $11 billion, based on analysis of data from the 2016-17 fiscal year.

NBC Connecticut Meteorologists are tracking moderate to heavy rain for your Sunday.

Executive Director Bill Finch toured us around Bridgeport’s Discovery Museum.