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January 25, 2024
Gov. Ned Lamont and U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro with Gateway Community College students. (Hudson Kamphausen / CTNewsJunkie photo) NEW HAVEN โ New federal grant
December 5, 2023
CT State Community College has signed an articulation agreement with Morehouse College, an Atlanta-based all-male historically Black college.
December 4, 2023
Dec. 4—Male community college students of color in Connecticut will be given a pathway to Morehouse College in Atlanta thanks to a new partnership to provide them with an opportunity
November 16, 2023
Even with budget cuts and boosted revenue streams, leaders of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities say the higher education system will suffer a $46.7 million shortfall in Fiscal Year 2025. At ...
November 16, 2023
The proposal from CT State Colleges & Universities leadership involves cuts to security, travel costs and other efficiencies, but no layoffs.
November 15, 2023
A plan to expand advanced manufacturing instruction at Tunxis Community College in Farmington could be delayed as the state's higher education system faces severe budget cutbacks.Connecticut has spent $8.4 million in capital funds to purchase and renovate a 44,000-square-foot former manufacturing fa
November 14, 2023
CT renovated a Tunxis Community College building to be used for machine technology classes. But money to run the program isnโt in the budget.
November 4, 2023
A look at the latest happenings on the campuses at the colleges and universities within the Westchester/Hudson Valley and Western Connecticut regions.
October 4, 2023
On the afternoon of October 4, 2023, Charter Oak State College, (http://www.CharterOak.edu), Connecticut's public online college, joined with invited members of the community to celebrate their move to new
August 28, 2023
Arriving by car, bus or on foot, about 2,200 students began classes Monday morning at New Britain High School for what administrators hope will be a transformational year. Friends who hadn’t seen each other all summer gathered in the parking lot to exchange high fives, fist bumps or handshakes, and Superintendent Tony Gasper spent more than an hour greeting students and the occasional family ...