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Albertus partners with Florida’s St. Leo University on business admin. program
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo 11 hours agoAlbertus Magnus College has entered into a new partnership that will offer discounts for its graduates who pursue two advanced degrees at Florida-based St. Leo University.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo 11 hours ago
UConn ranked as top university in reports. What does it mean?
Jessika Harkay and José Luis Martínez, CT Mirror September 28, 2023The University of Connecticut has fared well in college rankings released this month, coming in at No. 26 in the U.S.
Jessika Harkay and José Luis Martínez, CT Mirror September 28, 2023
UConn students demand university divest from fossil fuels
Jessika Harkay, CT Mirror September 28, 2023After obtaining more than 1,000 online signatures of support within two weeks, a group of students at the University of Connecticut pleaded with university officials Wednesday to commit to a plan for divesting from fossil fuels and work toward dec
Jessika Harkay, CT Mirror September 28, 2023
UConn board increases School of Medicine tuition
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 27, 2023Students at the University of Connecticut’s School of Medicine can expect to pay more for tuition over the next two academic years.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 27, 2023
Yale banana-based leather startup wins $1M international prize
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 25, 2023Banofi Leather, a startup focused on crafting leather from banana crop waste for use in handbags and apparel, recently won the 2023 Hult Prize.
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City-owned downtown Waterbury office building sells; private redevelopment will tap $10M in state assistance
Michael Puffer September 18, 2023A long-delayed effort to redevelop a decaying 40,000-square-foot office building in downtown Waterbury reached an important milestone Monday with its sale to a pair of New York investor-developers.
Michael Puffer September 18, 2023
SCSU celebrates opening of new School of Business building
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 15, 2023After several months of construction, officials at Southern Connecticut State University on Friday morning celebrated the grand opening of its new School of Business building.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 15, 2023
Albertus, Fairfield Univ. announce transfer partnership
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 12, 2023Through a new partnership, students enrolled in Fairfield University’s new two-year associate degree program, Fairfield Bellarmine, will be able to transfer and complete their bachelor’s degrees at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 12, 2023
Entrepreneurial & Women’s Business Center seeks new host
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 8, 2023The longtime Entrepreneurial & Women’s Business Center will no longer operate under the University of Hartford as of later this month, though the center is searching for a new host institution.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 8, 2023
University of Hartford launches sports management program
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 6, 2023Students interested in pursuing a career in sports management have a new option.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 6, 2023
UConn garners No. 1 spot among sports schools in USA Today ranking
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 5, 2023The University of Connecticut recently secured the No. 1 spot in USA Today’s rankings of the best colleges for sports fans.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 5, 2023
Yale University president plans to step down in 2024
Andrew Larson August 31, 2023The president of Yale University, Peter Salovey, said in a message to the community Thursday that he plans to retire at the end of the 2023-24 academic year.
Andrew Larson August 31, 2023
Sacred Heart Univ. launches new dyslexia graduate certificate program
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 31, 2023Sacred Heart University is offering a new graduate certificate program for teachers to help them better instruct students with dyslexia.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 31, 2023
UConn Foundation announces record $158M annual fundraise
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 30, 2023The nonprofit UConn Foundation broke its fundraising record for the fourth straight year, with $157.9 million in donations for the fiscal year ending June 30.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 30, 2023
UConn makes top 10 list of most expensive public U.S. colleges
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 30, 2023The University of Connecticut is among the top 10 public colleges and universities with the most expensive tuition for in-state students, according to higher education research group Degreechoices.
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UConn sets records for diversity among freshmen, application rate
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 25, 2023Of the incoming freshmen at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, about 47.5% are students of color, which is a new record, according to the university.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo August 25, 2023
Today's Poll
The federal government is heading toward a shutdown unless Congress passes funding legislation that is signed into law before Oct. 1.
Hundreds of thousands of government workers won't get paid until the shutdown is over, and many federal government services will be suspended.
Economists say the longer the shutdown lasts, the more severe the effects will be.
According to accounting firm EY, a shutdown would take 0.1 of a percentage point off of GDP every week.
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