The 2025 Parents/Caregiver Survey, led by a University of Connecticut researcher in collaboration with 140 partner organizations and the state’s Office of Early Childhood, found that 53% of families across the state found childcare to be too expensive.

The New Haven program helps patients and providers alike learn to make healthy, delicious meals on a budget.

East Hartford Superintendent Thomas Anderson credited his district's academic improvement to a number of changes, including regularly holding data-driven meetings and increasing free or low-cost resources for professional development.

The university should stand against “political control over higher education,” a faculty group says.

The library will span 75,000-square-feet and include advanced solar arrays, battery storage, and geothermal heating and cooling operations. The goal is to produce carbon-friendly energy without straining the grid.

The club awarded students $120,000 in scholarships.

As the nation prepares to mark July 4th and America’s 250th anniversary, celebrations are planned to commemorate the story of the birth of a nation. A Yale conference explored that story through Native American communities.

In his first public comments since retiring, former CSCU President Mark Ojakian defends CSCU consolidation and says underfunding—not structure—is the real problem.

Bridgeport eliminated librarian positions in 2025 as a result of budget cuts, which the city’s school district partly blamed on inadequate state funding.

CCSU faculty and administrators are clashing over a proposed R2 comprehensive polytechnic model. We compared their competing claims with independent evidence.