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The Pull List: The best Batman stories for this October
In the wake of “Absolute Batman #24” topping the best-selling comics list of this past week, Matt Fraction’s run on Batman passing its one-year anniversary and Sept. 19’s Batman Day, it’s clear this month belongs to the Bat. Bruce Wayne’s been busy recently, so I think for the…
Students explore health and disabilities at Carolyn Lazard film screenings
Four Carolyn Lazard films were screened by the University of Connecticut Department of Social and Critical Inquiry on Monday, Sept. 28, at the Dodd Center for Human Rights. Lazard is an artist that creates work exploring disability, chronic illness, healthcare and labor. Martine…
In the Spotlight: Effective Motus Helps West Hartford Move Through Pain
From karate champion to pain specialist: Meet Monica Lita of Effective Motus By Melissa Cole Monica Lita of Effective Motus has been helping athletes and West Hartford residents recover from serious injuries and everyday aches and pains for the last four years. But how she got…
Vintage-inspired UConn clothing shop opens downtown
Students and fans of the University of Connecticut now have a new, convenient spot to purchase a variety of Husky-themed clothing and accessories with the opening of Homefield Apparel, located next to the Ballard Museum.
Women’s Soccer: Huskies look to break scoring drought in Big East opener
The UConn women’s soccer team is set to kick off Big East play against the St. John’s Red Storm on Wednesday night. The Huskies head to Queens coming off a 0-0 draw with Vermont. UConn fired 17 shots to Vermont’s four, without allowing a shot on goal. The Huskies’ six shots on…
Late Penalty Kick Gives Conard a Tie with Wethersfield
The Conard boys soccer team hosted Wethersfield on Tuesday in West Hartford. Sports reporting is sponsored by Keating Agency Insurance By Paul Palmer Ray Hilario scored twice in the second half – including a penalty kick with 90 seconds to go – to earn Conard a 3-3 tie with…
New England not likely to see nuclear power revival any time soon
Many leaders across New England are looking to nuclear as a possible solution to the region's energy needs, despite many obstacles.
Overhaul of Head Start could endanger CT children, advocates say
Changes would allow bigger classes, no longer require degrees for many staff and require programs to be taught in English, among other things.
Celebrate Yale’s 325th Anniversary on October 9th!
Join the ceremony at Yale's first official home, 82 College St in Old Saybrook, which is marked by the "Yale Boulder". Reception to follow at Saybrook Point Inn.
CT is getting a lot less money from the federal government
Connecticut is receiving an estimated $2 billion less in federal funding under the Trump administration, a new report shows.
Lamont’s plan to send gift cards to former SNAP recipients stalls
About 25,000 former SNAP recipients were to receive $300 grocery gift cards, but the state has delivered less than 6% of the pledged relief.