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.

Major changes for federal student loans go into effect July 1.

Why have so many CSCU leaders stumbled? Board of Regents member Colena Sesanker says the answer goes beyond any one administrator.

The new Westhill High School will accommodate up to 2,458 students.

The Center for Puerto Rican Studies, or CENTRO, in New York is offering a self-guided class that both beginners and history buffs can take to learn about Puerto Rican identity related to language, U.S. citizenship and race.

At the University of Connecticut, Black students are finding community within innovative organizations that are designed to foster connections and a sense of belonging.