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In our vision, to right-size our schools means to ensure all CT residents can access public higher education, and not get priced out.

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system's Board of Regents voted near-unanimously Thursday to increase tuition and fees 5 percent across campuses statewide, despite the protests of staf...

Early Wednesday morning, a group of CSCU professors, students, and staff gathered outside before the Board of Regents meeting with protest signs, demanding that public education be prioritized more in the state budget.

The state budget spending cap is expected to slam down on Connecticut’s public colleges and universities next year, reducing course offerings and teaching posts while triggering further tuition and fees hikes. As the emergency fund surpluses that kept higher education afloat during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic disappear, the cap is blocking advocates who […]

The state budget spending cap is expected to slam down on Connecticut's public colleges and universities next year, reducing course offerings and teaching posts while triggering further tuition and fees hikes.As the emergency fund surpluses that kept higher education afloat during the worst of the c

Money that kept CT higher education afloat during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is going away, and colleges face course and job cuts.