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Five years after a rescue merger, Univ. of Bridgeport has regained its footing despite enrollment challenges

Five years after Goodwin University's rescue merger, the University of Bridgeport has posted four straight years of surpluses — but a collapse in international graduate students shows the turnaround is still a work in progress.

🔒Yale students, faculty and alumni mobilize against potential DOJ settlement

Discontent is growing after The New York Times reported in late June that Yale University may settle...

After $50M gift, private school seeks approval for New Haven innovation center 

The proposed building would expand the private school's research and technology programs.

🔒Blumenthal calls on Congress to restore loan access for part-time college students

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal visited Southern Connecticut State University Monday to promote a bill undoing the recent...
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CT State launches public health training program backed by $4.2M state grant

The state’s community college system on Thursday launched a new public health education program supported by a $4.2 million state grant that intends to strengthen Connecticut's public health workforce and expand access to careers in the field.

UConn Foundation CEO to leave during $1.5B fundraising campaign

The leadership transition comes as the foundation says it has raised more than $900 million toward its $1.5 billion campaign goal.

🔒Report: CT schools among the most segregated in the U.S.

A nationwide study released Monday by Brown’s Promise and The Segregation Tracking Project identified Connecticut as one...

Putnam Science Academy closes after losing accreditation, facing financial turmoil

Putnam Science Academy, a for-profit boarding school known for its standout basketball program, has closed, according to...
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Pamir Alpay named UConn provost

The University of Connecticut on Tuesday appointed Pamir Alpay as its provost and executive vice president for...

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.
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