• By Backing Out of Climate Commitment, WCSU Moves Forward with Sustainability

    In Pinney Hall, the world is your oyster: the rooms are bigger, you can walk through the lobby with a case of beer (provided both you and your roommates are of age) without fear of reprisal, and you can leave the door that leads to your patio wide open without worrying about wasting resources or…

  • Ives Concert Park Presents Larry Campbell and Theresa Williams

    Source: Ives Concert Park By: Mathew Schumer On Friday, WCSU’s Ives Concert Park welcomed Americana duo Larry Campbell and Theresa Williams for an intimate night of music as a part of their ongoing seasonal concert series. Campbell, a longtime collaborator with acts such as Bob Dylan and Levon Helm, is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist hailing…

  • James’ 5 TD Carry Colonials to 41-16 Bulldog Beatdown

    Source: WestConn Football By: Ryan Yursha Following a 12-9 season-opening overtime win that saw the WestConn’s defense dominate William Patterson, senior quarterback David James threw for 279 yards with four passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown, senior wide receiver Nick Kimball caught two touchdowns and blocked a punt, and the Colonials put on a show…

  • The Jordan Porco Foundation Presents Fresh Check Day

    Source: Jordan Porco Foundation By: Deshawn Marshall On Thursday, Sept. 12, the Jordan Porco Foundation presented Fresh Check Day on the Fairfield Lawn from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., featuring various booths highlighting the importance of mental health and providing students with corresponding resources.  The Jordan Porco Foundation started in 2011 after Marisa and Ernie…

  • Week 4 at WestConn

    Source: WCSU By: Ryan Yursha It’s Week Four at WestConn, and we’re easing into our second full week of classes. Women’s Tennis will travel to FDU-Florham for a 4:00 p.m. start, but, unfortunately for Colonials fans far and wide, it’s not available to stream, so it’ll be a slow Monday. The Arts schedule is finally…

  • Opinion: Paper Straws, Plastic Bag Bans, and Empty Rhetoric

    Source: Creative Commons By: Joseph Oliveri Over the past year, paper straws have become increasingly popular as a half-measure compromise to reduce plastic waste. Yes, they taste weird, but there are more compelling suggestions as to why they may not be a responsible measure.  Recently, our state implemented a ban on plastic bags. “Ban,” of…

  • Opinion: For the Media, Trump’s Criticism Does Not Absolve Its Flaws 

    ProPublica editor-in-chief Stephen Engelberg answers questions from WCSU students and faculty on Sept. 17, 2019 following his lecture, “An Enemy of the People Speaks: Fake News, Propaganda and the Age of Trump.” Source: MediaSpace at WCSU By: Joseph Oliveri  There isn’t a more accurate microcosm of both the folly and brutality of the American empire…

  • It Takes a Village: Mental Health on Campus

    Source: CCSU Faculty By: Allee Feuerman On Monday, WCSU faculty and staff gathered to address mental health issues on campus in a presentation hosted by Laura DiGalbo, who invited all faculty and staff to begin a larger conversation about how special care for students with psychiatric issues should be directed.  She holds a B.A. in…

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