CT lawmakers rejected 3-year bachelor’s degrees. But the trend isn’t going away
A growing number of colleges are adopting the 90-credit BA, including several in neighboring states. Lawmakers could reconsider in 2027.
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First housing projects OK’d through CT development authority
Developments including housing, a museum and downtown retail space got approval on Friday for about $19 million in bond funding.
Glastonbury trends blue, and a moderate Democrat is rejected
A confluence of factors tempted a challenge, including the habit of Rep. Jill Barry to vote with Republicans against high-profile bills.
CSCU faculty and students demand better leadership, more funding
Following series of resignations among CT State Colleges and Universities leadership, faculty voted ‘no confidence’ in the Board of Regents.
Eversource, UI drop lawsuit against Connecticut regulators
The lawsuit, filed last January, accused former PURA Chair Marissa Gillett of wielding near-total control over the authority.
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