Connecticut intends to restructure its approach to child sexual abuse claims with a new task force.
The group, created by the legislative Committee on Children, aims to monitor the means by which state...
Over 100 Big Tech companies such as Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft and TikTok have collectively cut around 35,000 employees already this year, according to Layoffs.fyi. In 2023, 262,735 employees were...
Last month, Florida’s Board of Governors and Department of Education (FDOE) voted to have diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs banned at public universities that use federal or state spending...
Students and faculty gathered outside the German Club on Feb. 1 to kick off Black History Month with the raising of the Black Lives Matter flag and the Black American Heritage flag.
The assistant director...
A year after the adult-use cannabis market was legalized in Connecticut, the state is seeing a shortage of cannabis. Several cannabis companies have emailed customers about a shortage of cannabis flower,...
Last week, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox passed legislation which “prohibits transgender people from using bathrooms and facilities- such as locker rooms, shower rooms and other sex-segregated spaces.” Utah...
It has been one year since the university introduced eight level two electric vehicle charging stations on campus. These stations are free to use and are available to anyone with an electric powered vehicle...
Over the next few months, states will be gearing up for presidential primary elections. In primary elections, voters select each political party’s candidates for the general election. Iowa held their...
How can university curriculum stay as current as possible when international affairs develop by the day? This semester, criminal justice professor Lew Nescott stayed ahead of the curve with students enrolled...
Federal student loans and interest were frozen from March 2020 to Sept. 2023 because of the COVID-19 pandemic and currently, nearly 28 million people were brought back into repayment this fall. Many student...
The 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference started on Nov. 30 in the United Arab Emirates. It is also known as COP28 (Conference of the Parties) and it is the 28th year that these parties have met....
Colleges throughout the United States have launched federal investigations with the Department of Education (DOE) since the Israel-Hamas war began on Oct. 7. The schools with investigations include Cornell...
The United States Senate passed their third temporary government funding package that will end the threat of a federal government shutdown in 2023. The bill passed the Senate, 87-11, and will be sent to...
According to a National Center for Biotechnology Information study, “medical studies have excluded female participants and research data [has] been collected from males and generalized to females.”...
University of New Haven alumnus Dorinda Borer won the mayoral election in West Haven on Nov. 7. She received 6,001 votes to beat Barry Lee Cohen, who received 3,671 votes. All 10 districts in West Haven...
