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Horsebarn Hill student staff to be cut, replaced by professional staff

The University of Connecticut’s Horsebarn Hill Equine unit will transition to a “professional staffing model,” eliminating almost a dozen student worker positions, according to a statement from UConn Spokesperson Stephine Reitz. The 11-animal care technician student workers will be replaced by two professional full-time employees at the...

Storrs, CT · 2d

What'sUpNewp

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Photos: Middletown 12U wins Pop Warner Super Bowl, finishes 10-0

Middletown’s 12U football team won the Pop Warner Super Bowl on Sunday, beating New Bedford 20-14 at Seekonk High School to finish the season undefeated at 10-0. New Bedford struck first. Running back Jackson McFadden ran in a touchdown with 37 seconds left in the first quarter for a 6-0 lead. Averie Weeden answered for […] The post Photos: Middletown 12U wins Pop Warner Super Bowl, finishes 10-0 appeared first on What's Up Newp .

Middletown, RI · 3d

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Cranston Strikes New JWU Payment Deal After Three Years of Getting Nothing

Cranston's Finance Committee has signed off on a new voluntary payment agreement with Johnson & Wales University that would bring the city $150,000 a year for three years, then $100,000 annually after that, following a stretch in which the university sent the city nothing at all. The full City Council is set to weigh in at its regular monthly meeting on Nov. 16.

Cranston, RI · 17h

WUPE

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3 New England States Rank In Top 10 For College Students With Massachusetts At The Top

Regarding the best states in the country for college students, New England had 3 landing in the top 10 alone!

Massachusetts · 6d

Rhode Island Current

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URI applications hit another record, even as undergraduate enrollment declines

Rhode Island’s flagship public university is seeing more applications than ever as well as an increase in graduate student enrollment, even as overall undergraduate enrollment declines. The University of Rhode Island received a record 29,267 undergraduate applications this year, according to a Friday presentation given by Dean Libutti, the school’s vice president of enrollment management […]

Rhode Island · 16h

thecollegevoice.org

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The Clothesline Project Returns to Conn

Courtesy of Office of Community Advocacy and Sexual Health. In the past few weeks, you’ve likely seen t-shirts hanging around campus with a myriad of sayings, including “I said no” and “Love is not abuse.”. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the shirts that you’ve...

New London, CT · 2d

CT Insider

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A look at Connecticut high school football's eight remaining unbeaten teams in CIAC play

Eight CIAC football teams remain unbeaten in 2026. Here's a look at their wins, top players and what's ahead.

Connecticut · 20h

CT Insider

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'Hungry to win.' Simsbury football has been the turnaround story of 2026

The Simsbury Trojans went 1-9 last year. This season they're 7-1 with a senior-laden group and new head coach.

Simsbury, CT · 1d

CT Insider

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CIAC football Week 10 by the numbers: Fun facts, figures from CT's high school football scene

Fun facts, figures and stats for Week 10 of the 2026 Connecticut high school football season.

Connecticut · 1d

Eyewitness News

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I-Team: CSCU pays media consulting firm $20,000/month to in part monitor our reporting

(WFSB) - The I-Team has been closely following ongoing issues within the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system, known as CSCU. It turns out while the I-Team was watching CSCU, CSCU was watching us. There was a two week period between the time WFSB first reported on the investigation into...

Connecticut · 17h

WTNH

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Hartford Public High School naming basketball court after Marcus Camby

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A Hartford native and former NBA star is being honored by his alma mater Saturday afternoon. Hartford Public High School (HPHS) is naming the school’s basketball court after Marcus Camby, who graduated from the school in 1993 after leading the Owls to a 27-0 record and a Class LL state championship. […]

Hartford, CT · 1d

CT Insider

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GametimeCT Top 10 Football Poll, Week 10 (Nov. 9): First place votes split, St. Joesph is new No. 1

St. Joseph and Ludlowe both earn 11 first-place votes, but the Hogs narrowly take over the top spot.

New Canaan, CT · 2d

thesouthernnews.org

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Connecticut Hall is serving up variety

From early-morning breakfasts to lunch or late-night dinner, Connecticut Hall serves as a go-to spot for many students to grab a bite to eat and recharge amid their busy days. With several food stations and a variety of options, students can find something to satisfy their hunger all at one stop.

Connecticut · 1d

Public News Service

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Connecticut teachers excited by possibilities after midterm elections

Connecticut educators are eager to work with new state lawmakers. Democrats won large congressional majorities in the midterms but also grew their majority in the state’s General Assembly. It came as federal funding cuts imperiled state education programs, while slim majorities kept vital education legislation from becoming law. Some priorities include paying student teachers and making teacher salaries more competitive. Kate Dias, president of the Connecticut Education Association, said another priority is updating the state’s education funding formula . “The fact that we have based our education cost-sharing formula in 2013 and haven’t adjusted it for inflation since, so when we say we’re fully funding education, we’re fully funding it in 2013 dollars, not in 2026,” Dias explained. She expects it will be a suggestion from Gov. Ned Lamont’s Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 education funding and accountability. Since the state does not account for inflation in education funding, communities must use property tax dollars to make up the difference. But since some municipalities cannot do it, they face larger class sizes and lower teacher salaries. Teachers in Connecticut and nationwide are breathing a sigh of relief about the election results. Dias noted teachers feel a sense of academic freedom

Connecticut · 1d