Luckily, Connecticut has plenty of parks, gardens and public spaces with beautiful blooms that make for the perfect spring ...

Check out the schedule below to see the kind of programming we offer on Fall Open House. The 750-acre Connecticut College Arboretum serves as a living laboratory for environmental research and ...

When John Sharon arrived at his Connecticut College dorm in August 1982, he had the distinction of being only the second physically disabled student enrolled in the school’s history. “The first ...

There are three main train services that “nutmeggers” need to know: the Hartford Line, Shore Line East and the New Haven Line— all of which run through numerous Connecticut towns and cities. The best ...

The NCAA Women’s Tournament will not follow the men’s with all four No. 1 seeds advancing, as Connecticut knocked off a JuJu Watkins-less USC squad Monday night. Joining the Huskies will be ...

April 19, 2024: Connecticut aims to amend college sports betting laws, seeking to allow only those physically present in the state to wager on in-state collegiate events. March 21, 2024 ...

On Wednesday 26 February 2025 James Cheshire, Director of the Social Data Institute, delivered a talk on ‘The Power of Maps’ to a group of A Level students at the Royal Geographic Society in London.

Plant House is located on the Old Quad, at the intersection of Chapel Way and Cro Boulevard. It's the second-oldest residence house on campus, built in 1914 along with Blackstone House. Students of ...

As two giants in Connecticut's health care industry approached a deadline Monday night that could jeopardize health care benefits for thousands of people, state Healthcare Advocate Kathleen Holt ...