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Power Restored at University of Hartford
Power has been restored at the University of Hartford. The school Tweeted earlier that electrical work was being done and only essential workers should report to campus, but later Tweeted that the campus is operating normally.
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UConn Men to Open Season Against CCSU, Hartford This Week
UConn men’s basketball will open its season on Wednesday against Central Connecticut State University on Wednesday, the team announced Monday. The game between the Huskies and the Blue Devils will take place at 8 p.m. at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs. It will be the 15th meeting between the two teams. UConn is a perfect 14-0 against CCSU. Wednesday’s game...
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Trinity and UHart Athletic Teams Raise Money to Support Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
With fall sports on hold until the spring at Trinity College and the University of Hartford, teams are using this time to give back to the community. “We’re focusing on becoming better soccer players but I also think with this extra time, we can focus on engaging more with the community around Trinity,” said Trinity women’s soccer assistant coach...
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University of Hartford Implements New Sewer Testing To Trace COVID-19
The University of Hartford is utilizing a new way to trace COVID-19 cases and it involves the sewer system. The college is testing wastewater which allows the university to get a general idea of where traces of COVID-19 come from. It also allows leaders to pinpoint where there could be potentially an outbreak of cases. Every week, the college brings…
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UHart's Resident Assistants Work to Keep Students Safe
At the University of Hartford, resident assistants are adamantly working to keep up with their classes and ensure students are following university guidelines. “There’s a huge emphasis on the resident side,” said Matthew Glassoff’s, a third-year resident assistant. “The needs are a lot more this year due to COVID polices, it’s harder to socialize, harder to get around to...
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University of Hartford Testing Wastewater to Monitor For Coronavirus Uptick
The University of Hartford is testing the wastewater on campus to be able to detect any increase in COVID-19 infections.
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College Resident Assistants Have New Role in Age of COVID-19
College Resident Assistants have had to adjust to health monitors as part of their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic.
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UHart Pitchers Feeling Effects of Shortened MLB Draft, Canceled Season
The Major League Baseball draft will take place next week with only five rounds instead of the usual there’s 40. That’s a major curveball for a lot of players. But two pitchers from the University of Hartford have seen plenty of those lately. “It’s what we go to bed thinking about and it’s the first thing we think about...
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University of Hartford Announces Fall Reopening Plans
The University of Hartford announced they will start the fall semester in person and on campus. The university said they will offer an early drop-off period for resident students to drop off their belongings in mid-August, followed by move-in on a staggering basis from Aug. 24 to 26. The first day of classes will be Aug. 26 and all classes…
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East Hampton Neighborhood Helps Graduate Celebrate Her Accomplishment
Unusual times call for unusual celebrations, and an East Hampton neighborhood made sure a recent college graduate got the recognition she deserves. It probably wasn’t the pomp and circumstance a graduate dreams of, but for Mara Owens, it’s still a really great day – even in a 2016 cap and gown. “This is my high school cap and gown because…
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What is the Future of Social Media?
Adam Chiara, an assistant professor of communications at the University of Hartford, discusses what the future of social media looks like and its potential uses in our lives.
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2 UHart Basketball Players From Spain Learning to Speak English While Adjusting to College Life
The University of Hartford women’s basketball program is still looking for its first win of the season. They’re off to a difficult 0-11 start, but the Hawks are also playing with mostly new faces. All of them are learning to play at the next level and some of them are even learning to speak English at the same time....
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Suspect in Custody After Attempted Carjacking at UHart
A suspect is in custody after an attempted carjacking on the University of Hartford campus Thursday.
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Historic Home Owned by Wadsworth Family for Generations Up for Sale
The Wadsworth family has owned the home at 107 Main Street in Farmington for generations.
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Student Was Mentally Ill When He Stabbed 2 Other Students at UHart: Judge
A judge has determined that a former drama student at a Connecticut university charged with stabbing two other students is not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Judge Determining Whether Man Accused of Stabbing UHart Students Was Insane
A judge is determining whether a former drama student accused of stabbing two fellow students at the University of Hartford is not guilty by reason of insanity.
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New Haven School Focuses on Exclusive Software Engineering Curriculum
A new kind of engineering school held its digital ribbon cutting today in New Haven.
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‘Be Alert All the Time:' Baseball Fans React to Young Girl's Injury at Ballpark
Baseball fans are reacting after a young girl was hit by a ball during a game Wednesday night.