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Running back Davon Smith Jr and the CCSU Blue Devils handled business at home again as they defeated AIC 51-14 on Homecoming weekend. With a second straight win at home following a dismantling of Wagner last weekend, the team moves to 2-3 overall. The Yellow Jackets started the game with the ball but Central would...
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Despite a strong finish on Homecoming weekend, Central Women’s Volleyball was unable to prevent a sweep from the visiting Fairleigh Dickinson Knights on Saturday, October 10, as the game capped a two-day series at Detrick Gymnasium that saw FDU take both games. Friday night’s game, the first leg of the doubleheader, saw Central keep their...
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As temperatures drop and the leaves change at Central Connecticut State University, students are bringing the same fall feeling indoors. Whether they prefer a cozy autumn look or go all out for Halloween, decorating gives students a simple way to turn a standard dorm into a space that feels like their own. For CCSU junior...
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As midterms approach, students can find themselves juggling exams, assignments, work, and personal responsibilities. With many deadlines competing for their attention, keeping a consistent and balanced routine can become difficult. However, getting back on track does not have to mean you have to completely reorganize your life. Small changes to a student’s d
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Connecticut voters will choose a governor in less than four weeks, and for many students at Central Connecticut State University, it will be their first election. The state has even put an early voting site on the CCSU campus. Most students say they plan to cast a ballot, but far fewer can say who they...
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At Central Connecticut State University, an unpaid bill can determine whether a student is allowed to register for the next semester. With Winter 2026–27 and Spring 2027 registration approaching, CCSU has lowered the balance that can trigger a financial registration hold from $3,000 to $1,000. For students already juggling tuition, rent, work, and family res
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The Central Office of Wellness Education held their annual Alcohol Awareness Fair at the Student Circle on October 15. The purpose of the fair was to spread awareness not just about alcohol abuse, but also on the many different clubs, services, and resources that are available to Central students on campus. May different offices of...
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INTRODUCTION Baseball fans, rejoice – the Los Angeles Dodgers’ run at the top is over. There are two new teams headed to the World Series: the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays. Neither team has ever won a Fall Classic in their history, and both fanbases are eager to get over that hump. It...
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As the temperatures drop and the leaves begin to change colors, Connecticut offers plenty of ways to embrace the fall season. From pumpkin patches to haunted houses, and corn mazes to fall festivals, college students looking for something to do off campus have plenty of options this October. Here are some fall activities worth checking...
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The Connecticut State University American Association of University Professors (CSU-AAUP) is advocating for expanded access to Connecticut’s Finish Line Scholarship to provide financial assistance to students transitioning from community college to a bachelor’s degree. CSU-AAUP represents faculty from Central, Southern, Eastern and Western Connecticut State
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