Nathalia Blair

The Recorder • 31st October 2024

CCSU Student Wellness Center’s Strategy on Surge of Student Visits

As midterms pass and final exams draw near, students find themselves juggling exams, work-study commitments, and personal challenges while managing the weight of stress.

The Recorder • 31st October 2024

Fraternities and Sororities Presence Grow on CCSU Campus Since Covid

The Inter-Greek Council Programming Board sponsored the “Meet the Greeks” event on Oct. 21 for all Central Connecticut State University fraternity and sorority chapters to grow Greek Life presence on campus.

The Recorder • 18th October 2024

Abortion Activists Bring their Cause to Central’s Campus

A small group of ‘abortion abolitionists’ used graphic imagery on Central Connecticut State University’s campus to promote their cause on Monday, Oct. 14.

The Recorder • 18th April 2024

Beyond the Locker Room: The Freshmen Fitness Transition

In high school, everything is laid out for you. Your schedule is set, classes are standardized for each
grade, and lunch options are carefully selected to offer nutritious choices. Physical education is
mandatory for students to stay active throughout the day.
But once senior year ends and you enter college, you’re hit with a new challenge. Suddenly, you’re
responsible for everything. Transitioning from high school to college can be discomfiting, requiring
time to adjust and balance academics an...

The Recorder • 28th March 2024

Introducing the College of Health and Rehabilitation

The College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Dean Search Committee held an open forum for its third candidate for the inaugural dean position at Davidson Hall on Tuesday and will be moving forward with an open forum for the next potential candidate on March 27.

The Recorder • 1st March 2024

The Pressures of Wearing Masks Intensifies

As people’s everyday lives return to normal following the COVID-19 outbreak, some students who would otherwise wear masks feel pressured not to use them, while others believe they are unnecessary.

The Recorder • 1st March 2024

Faculty Senate Approves New Writing Requirements

On Monday, the Faculty Senate voted to approve adding a required Writing in the Discipline course meaning all Central Connecticut State University students will need a second writing course to graduate.

The Recorder • 7th December 2023

A Continuous Budget Deficit

The Board of Regents finance and infrastructure committee approved an increase in tuition and fees for the fiscal year 2025 in a meeting on Dec. 6.

The Recorder • 9th November 2023

Faculty Senate

The Senate approved an academic plan that will be presented to the Board of Regents on Nov. 15. and voted to postpone discussions of splitting or merging departments.

The Recorder • 9th November 2023

Stop & Shop Makes Donation to On-Campus Food Pantry

Stop & Shop partners with Central Connecticut State University to eradicate student hunger by donating $133,000 to Maria’s Place.

The Recorder • 14th October 2023

LALCC Open House and Mariachi Performance

Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Center fostered a sense of pride and acceptance among students of diverse backgrounds at its open house and Mariachi performance on Friday, Oct. 13.

The Recorder • 14th October 2023

“All out for Palestine” Rings in Hartford streets

Substantial turnout for the “All out for Palestine” protest at the Connecticut capitol on Tuesday. Organized by American Muslims for Palestine and Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of Connecticut.
“Gaza Gaza don’t cry, Palestine will never die,” and  “Resistance is justified when people are occupied,” amongst other chants could be heard from far away. 
According to the American Muslims for Palestine Connecticut chapter, recent events with Gaza and Palestine urged an emergency...

The Recorder • 25th September 2023

Class of 2027 Steps into their Academic Careers

Central Connecticut State University’s class of 2027 had differing experiences when it came to registering for classes this semester.

The Recorder • 7th May 2023

Connecticut Aid-in-Dying Bill Fails Again

Although a proposed Aid-in-Dying bill failed in the General Assembly, an advocate said those opposed have to put their lives and time to fight against it every year.

The Recorder • 7th May 2023

Advocacy Encouraged at Climate Justice Panel

Advocates at the Grassroots Movement for Climate Justice Panel Discussion asked students to raise awareness of climate justice by working with senators and community leaders.

The Recorder • 7th May 2023

Wellness Center Director: ‘The Mental Health of the Majority of Our Students is Good’

The director of Counseling and Student Development Michael Russo said that the majority of Central Connecticut State University students’ mental health is good at the Faculty Senate meeting on April 3.

The Recorder • 3rd April 2023

Audience Raves About 9th Annual ASO Fashion Show

The African Student Organization hosted its ninth annual fashion show Friday night.

The Recorder • 31st March 2023

OPINION: Perfect Match Was Messy, In The Best Way

For Valentine’s Day this year, Netflix released its newest reality-tv dating series, “Perfect Match.” Contestants go on dates and get to know each other to pick who they see as their perfect match.

CCSU The Recorder • 4th March 2023

BSU Hosts Gala to Showcase Black Excellence

CCSU’s Black Student Union hosted a “royalty”-themed Black Gala to celebrate Black History Month, fostering community, cultural pride, and Black excellence.

CCSU The Recorder • 4th March 2023

Lamont meets with Ukrainian Refugees on Campus

Governor Ned Lamont visited campus to meet with Ukrainian refugees on the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion, emphasizing the importance of supporting Ukraine’s fight for freedom. State leaders highlighted resources for refugee resettlement and ensuring access to education and long-term stability.