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Aetna launches workforce initiative, commits $1.2M to develop Connecticut talent pipeline

Hartford-based Aetna Inc. said Tuesday it will invest $1.2 million over the next five years into a workforce development initiative to support career training, academic partnerships and talent development programs in the state.

🔒Cheryl Chase family donates $1.5M to UConn Health, law school

A prominent Hartford business family has donated $1.5 million to the University of Connecticut to support emergency care improvements at UConn Health and technology upgrades at the UConn School of Law.

As Yale Innovation Summit opens, panel says developing the workforce is key to Quantum growth

As the state continues its efforts to make Connecticut a top location for quantum computing, developing the technical and nontechnical workforce for that industry is a key element.

UConn medical school tuition to climb roughly 10% over next three years

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees on Wednesday approved three years of tuition and fee increases...
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Lamont backfills $35M in lost federal research grants for UConn

Gov. Ned Lamont and other elected officials joined faculty and administrators at the University of Connecticut Thursday...

UConn real estate program lands record $1M gift from a top CT commercial broker

A longtime Connecticut broker’s $1 million gift will fund scholarships for UConn real estate students.

State approves $10M tax credit aimed at keeping UConn games in Hartford through 2045

UConn’s Hartford sports future now comes with tax credits — and a profit-sharing arrangement.

UConn receives $750K from KPMG to fund endowed accounting professorship

UConn created an endowed accounting professorship with a $750,000 KPMG gift, naming George Plesko as the first recipient.
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🔒CT investor sues over alleged fraud in stalled housing project near UConn’s main campus

A Connecticut investment company has sued a former business partner and several Greenwich-based real estate entities, alleging a fraud scheme that it says cost it its ownership stake in a planned apartment development near the University of Connecticut.

🔒UConn set to add AI, linguistics programs; cut four low-enrollment majors

The University of Connecticut is considering a new round of academic program changes that would add two degrees while eliminating four others with low enrollment, according to meeting materials.
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