North End development stalled
Broad-Park, an organization working to revitalize Middletown's North End, has lost a $1.6 million grant, delaying the construction of new ...
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After 34 years of service, Deputy Police Chief Philip Pessina spent his last day with the Middletown Police Department on ...
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Thursday morning, Middletown honored the life of 28-year veteran Fire Captain Joseph S. Pagano, Jr. Pagano, 52, died of natural ...
Power Switch: Students unite as nation goes to the polls
Tuesday's congressional election results in Connecticut were indicative of the national outcome. Good voter turnout, tight races, and cliffhangers were ...
Ticket prices: Parking violations pull in $46,000
Annually, revenue from ticketed parking violations on campus could pay the tuition for one University student. During the 2005-2006 academic ...
Convocation returns home to La Casa
Last Thursday, about 70 students, alumni, and faculty kicked off Latino Awareness Month by throwing a well-attended convocation ceremony at ...
EON works on new sci center
The University trustees will name an architect to design the replacement for the Hall-Atwater science building when they meet on ...
Catholic students continue efforts for full-time chaplain
Catholic students on campus continue to press their case for a full-time chaplain in the face of budget cuts that ...
Presidential search update
Last Sunday’s WSA meeting featured a presentation by a consultant from SpencerStuart, the search firm aiding the Presidential Search Committee ...
Board of Trustees and its committees: explained
To students, it sometimes seems like the Board of Trustees act as puppet masters pulling the strings of the University's ...