Fairfield University and Wesleyan University have each announced new partnerships in their local regions, building on past connections and raching out to connect with new audiences.
Read MoreConning’s annual State of the States Report is an annual ranking of the 50 U.S. states by credit quality, based on the company’s examination of economic conditions, socioeconomic trends, and the states’ balance sheets. Connecticut is moving on up.
Read MoreA new analysis of the Best College Towns in America ranked New Haven as #20 among cities of all sizes, and in the top 10, at number 9, among the nation’s mid-sized cities.
Read MoreSince the 1800s, Conneticut has been known as “the land of steady habits.” What story would the land tell about Connecticut’s history and politics?
Read MoreThe Connecticut Broadcasters Association (CBA) has announced its Hall of Fame inductees and CBA award winners. The Class of 2025 was officially honored during an event which also included the CBA station awards, known as the CBAs. Many familiar names and stations among the honorees.
Read MoreA recent study found Connecticut is the No. 11 most prepared place in the nation for the AI revolution based on jobs, education and government funding.
Read MoreThe Office of Professional Education (OPE) at Central Connecticut State university received high praise from the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) this month, and effective October 1, Central was among the first institutions in the nation to offer NECHE-recognized non-credit programs.
Read MoreThe Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) has submitted its 2024-2025 annual report to Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, celebrating another year of environmental progress and a full decade of impact of its Bye Bye Mattress program, the nation’s first.
Read MoreThird places are significant contributors to what is increasingly referred to as “social infrastructure.” A recent report suggests that the Capitol Region needs more, for numerous reasons, including our individual and collective well-being.
Read MoreThe City of Hartford, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, the United Way of Central and Northeastern CT, and the Aspen Institute announced this week they will be investing more than $1.2 million to implement the Hartford Opportunity Youth Collaborative’s newly developed two-year plan.
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