Connecticut’s Gov. Ned Lamont is among the country’s most popular governors, according to a recent poll. A Morning Consult poll showed that Lamont ranked as the fourth most popular governor in the...

This article contains material that is highly sensitive. On Jan. 30, after bipartisan outrage and a month-long missed deadline set by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, more than three million new...

Near New Haven’s main train station, major housing developments are being planned that will transform mostly unused land within The Hill neighborhood into mixed-income housing and apartments. The site...

On Jan. 22, the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame (CVHOF) invited the community to celebrate a gathering of 14 veterans at its annual induction ceremony. The celebration honors those who have shown exemplary...

Not that long ago, we were sitting in a classroom, learning face-to-face and doing homework and projects on paper, then turning it in the next day. But then along came COVID, and suddenly going to...

Seth Bronko, who serves in the Connecticut State House of Representatives for the 70th district, came to speak at the university last Wednesday, and he discussed and encouraged people to get more involved...

Ryan J. Wells is an Intelligence Analysis Major (Class of 2029) and a Lance Corporal within the United States Marine Corps, currently serving as a reservist with 2/25 Fox Company. On Nov. 12, the university...

In 2014, city administrators in Flint, Mich., switched the city’s water supply to the polluted Flint River. The move was meant to cut costs, but ended up plunging the town residents – particularly...

Food insecurity is a growing concern for people across the country and a recent withholding of SNAP, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, has increased that insecurity. SNAP is funded by the...