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University begins new microgrid project
This fall, the University has begun a new microgrid project that will make sure all of the buildings on campus are connected to a generator.
NewsRachel Cisto
Cardboard City raises awareness about homelessness
Cardboard City is an event being held to inform students about the homeless population of Hartford.
NewsChris DeGray
Kris Morin speaks on how students can control their future
The Innovator Group hosted a lecture by guest speaker Kris Morin, detailing the importance of identifying what you're most successful at, creating a plan to make it happen and surrounding yourself with mentors who can help you get there.
NewsJoseph Sciancalepore
Phi Mu Alpha to support Movember cause
Phi Mu Alpha will be participating in Movember, a month long event in which men shave their face on November 1st, and then grow a mustache for the month and ask friends and family to donate to the cause.
NewsJonny Wade
University releases new sexual assault policy
Weeks after launching the "No More" campaign, the University has released a new policy for sexual assault reporting on campus.
NewsRachel Cisto
University Players perform "Arcadia"
The University Players will perform "Arcadia" by Tom Stoppard on the weekends of November 14-15 and 21-22 at the University of Hartford.
NewsKim Bigelow
New dialog class being offered to juniors
The School of Communication is offering a one-credit pilot course, starting spring 2015, designed to prepare students for careers in the communication field.
NewsAshleigh Kaufman
Elections heating up in New York, New Jersey
STN has continues coverage on Election 2014, with the New York gubernatorial race between Democrat Andrew Cuomo and Republican Rob Astorino, as well as information about New Jersey's Senate race and the special election for New Jersey's District 1 Congressional Representative, between Democrat Cory Booker and Republican Jeff Bell and between Democratic Donald Norcross and Republican Garry Cobb, respectively.
NewsJonny Wade
Board of Regents an integral part in University's decision-making
The Board of Regents is an important part of the University's decision-making process. However, many students don't know anything about the board, so STN went to find out just what they do.
NewsRachel Cisto
A Halloween treat that's sure to "pop"
If you're looking for a spooky, yet fun recipe to make for October 31st, try out these eyeball cake pops. To prepare, these are the ingredients you will need: * One (1) box of yellow cake mix* One-half (1/2) cup…
NewsScott Roberts
Katherine Black named Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Katherine Black has been appointed the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, which will become effective on November 1st.
NewsJoseph Sciancalepore
Hawk's Nest hosting live music and entertainment
The Student Centers Administration and Hawk's Nest Programming have been working to schedule and book live bands, musical groups, and other entertainment to perform in the Hawk's Nest restaurant throughout the semester.
NewsScott Roberts