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Hartford HealthCare announces partnership with UNH for on-campus health center

Hartford HealthCare (HHC) and the University of New Haven said Tuesday they have formed a partnership that...

University of New Haven to host cybersecurity and tech expo sponsored by Google

The University of New Haven and its Connecticut Institute of Technology are hosting the second Connecticut Regional Cybersecurity...

Online or in person, no easy course for colleges in the fall

In the college admissions field it is known as the “summer melt” —  prospective students who commit to attend a college or university and then don’t matriculate in the fall. Admissions officials fear this year’s melt could be a torrent due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will exacerbate what has become a historically difficult year for the state’s college and universities.

Furloughs, pay cuts and more: UNH scrambles to balance budget

The University of New Haven this week outlined for investors all the steps it is taking to save money during the coronavirus pandemic — including converting to online learning, cancelling events, and instituting furloughs and pay reductions.
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🔒CT private colleges want parity in state’s degree program approval process

Connecticut's private colleges are pushing for parity with public universities in the state-approval process for new degree programs.

U. New Haven announces health sciences school

The University of New Haven says it's expanding its health education offerings through the recent opening of a School of Health Sciences, which will include programs ranging from undergraduate to doctoral.

CTNext awards $1.3M to higher-ed initiatives

CTNext, Connecticut's quasi-public entrepreneurship booster, says it will award $1.3 million among seven higher-education initiatives.

Malloy taps Sheridan as CAA board chair

Thomas A. Sheridan has been appointed chairman of the Connecticut Airport Authority's board of directors, the governor announced Monday.
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UConn to house CT’s first engineering, entrepreneurial graduate degree

UConn says it's launching the state's first engineering-focused graduate degree in entrepreneurship in conjunction with several other colleges.

🔒As executives age, future of CT family-owned businesses under threat

Connecticut's family owned businesses face an uncertain future in the years ahead due to a confluence of factors, a reality that could have stark consequences on the state's economy, which has long depended on privately held, multigenerational companies.
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