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Rep. Lucy Dathan, D-New Canaan, regarded Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Chancellor Terrence Cheng from across the table in a public hearing room at the Legislative Office Building Tuesday afternoon.
Colleges and universities could lose millions of dollars in federal funding under a major change announced by National Institutes of Health (NIH).
President Donald Trump’s executive orders to halt all diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and enact other workforce policies are reshaping institutions across the government and military, including programs — some of which have been in pla
Quinnipiac University has named a dean at Penn State its 10th president.
Southern Connecticut State University has launched three online cannabis education and workforce development programs, which provide education and job-skills training for people interested in working in the state’s nascent cannabis industry.
G. Duncan Harris, CEO of CT State Capital (formerly known as Capital Community College), announced he plans to retire effective Sept. 1, 2025.
Connecticut colleges face numerous challenges, including recovering financially from the pandemic and the need to grow enrollment at a time when the state is graduating fewer high school students.
Attorney General William Tong announced on Friday a $5 million preliminary settlement with Stone Academy and its owners, which would resolve claims that the private, for-profit nursing school deprived students of their rights to academic credits a
The University of New Haven has finalized the purchase of a 130,000-square-foot property and 12 acres of land directly adjacent to its West Haven campus.
The University of Connecticut’s nonprofit name, image and likeness (NIL) collective Bleeding Blue for Good recently announced plans to shut down.
It was a bit late as Christmas presents go, but the University of Connecticut announced Dec. 28 that it had agreed to a two-year contract extension with head football coach Jim Mora.
Students at Fairfield University recently gained real-world experience managing a local business’ social media presence, through a partnership with the family-owned Italian restaurant Romanacci.
Waterbury-based Post University announced Tuesday its purchase by a nonprofit university based in Santiago, Chile.
Fairfield University says its nursing conversion course is enrolling male students at a higher rate than the national average.
Hartford’s City Council this week endorsed a 15-year tax incentive for the renovation of a largely empty downtown office building into a dorm for University of Connecticut students.
When Dr. O. John Maduko took over as the first president of the new Connecticut State Community College system, CT State, he had lofty goals and significant challenges to overcome.
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State officials are exploring the possibility of seeking a waiver from the Jones Act as part of an effort to lower electricity prices in Connecticut.
The century old federal law blocks foreign-flagged ships from moving goods between U.S. ports.
The Jones Act has long been criticized for the significant costs it imposes on the U.S. economy, but recently came to the forefront as one of the factors driving up New England’s energy costs.
Experts believe the law increases the costs of foreign-imported liquified natural gas (LNG) by 10% to 30%.
Gov. Ned Lamont highlighted the issue in his State of the State Address on Jan. 8, saying: “Hey Congress, rethink the Jones Act.” In the state legislature, Rep. Chris Rosario (D-Bridgeport) has proposed legislation that requests Congress to amend the Jones Act.
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