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Connecticut’s colleges are expanding certificate and other non-degree programs to reverse enrollment declines while meeting employer demands for skilled workers.

Connecticut waded into the high-profile debate over paying student athletes this week, with Gov. Ned Lamont signing...

Connecticut’s four public universities saw their collective financial picture worsen in 2019, as a spike in fringe benefit expenses swamped upticks in state appropriations and tuition.

Connecticut's construction industry, still recovering from the Great Recession, is preparing for another uneasy period while state budget debates and spending plans from both parties promise sharp decreases in public spending.

Q&A talks with Mark Ojakian, president of the board of regents of the Connecticut State College & Universities system.

Mark Ojakian's first full year on the job as president of the Connecticut State Colleges & Universities (CSCU) system was largely one of stabilizing and healing. It also was marked by successes, but importantly, laying the foundation for more.

Westfield, Mass., resident Ezra Bloom is taking a one-year advanced manufacturing certificate program at Asnuntuck Community College this year, and counting on it to land him an in-demand job.

The state bond commission, chaired by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, has $188.1 million in new spending it will consider Tuesday at its monthly meeting.

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system has hired a new provost to serve as academic second-in-command of the 90,000-student network of universities and colleges.

A new study from SmartAsset, a New York financial technology company, shows Connecticut's Ivy League university did not produce the graduates with the highest average salaries.