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No More comes to Hartford
The National campaign No More has come to the University of Hartford this semester with the intent of exposing sexual assault and abuse.
NewsNick Woodfin
New Hampshire Senate race neck-and-neck
Both Jeanne Shaheen and Scott Brown have high name recognition with voters in the Granite State, but as both candidates vie for a United States Senate seat for New Hampshire, the race is anything but civil.
NewsRachel Cisto
Students warned about "credit card skimming" issue
Credit card information is constantly being stolen everyday from ATM's all around the world.
NewsDesiree Roberts
Hartt School to present 'On Your Toes'
The musical extravaganza, _On Your Toes_, opened at Lincoln Theater this Wednesday, and there will be two performances left on Friday at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 3:00 pm.
NewsChris DeGray
Violence sparks outside Keene State College
The annual Pumpkin Festival in Keene, NH turned into a violent weekend of student riots.
NewsKim Bigelow
2014 Massachusetts Governor race head-to-head
As the the days to the 2014 election day countdown more races around the country seem to be getting close. One of those races is the Massachusetts gubernatorial race between Democratic candidate, Attorney General Martha Coakley and Republican candidate Charlie Baker. Baker ran for governor back in 2010 and lost to current governor Deval Patrick with 42% of the vote. Also in the running is United Independent Even Falchuk, and Independents Jeff McCormick and Scott Lively.
NewsBrenden Madonia
WSAM working to get back on air
WSAM, the student-run radio station on campus, is working to get back fully up and running to allow students the chance to participate and get a hands-on experience for the radio industry after having to close last year in March.
NewsScott Roberts
New recycling bins added to campus
Facilities has placed two blue recycling dumpsters on the residential side of campus between quads 4/5 and near Konover. The dumpsters are to make recycling more simple for students and to promote sustainability on campus.
NewsJessica Drury
Fire extinguisher found having failed inspection
Just because fire equipment failed a safety inspection doesn't mean it's unsafe.
NewsRachel Cisto
2014 Connecticut gubernatorial election a "dead heat"
With election day fast approaching, Quinnipiac University has released poll results on which candidate Connecticut citizens currently favor.
NewsJoseph Sciancalepore
Laundry machine problems prompt student concern
The washing machine in the Village Quad 3's laundry was smoking and caused the fire alarm to go off due to a worn out belt over the weekend October 4th.
NewsJonny Wade
Anonymous apps becoming danger to students
The popularity of anonymous services like Yik Yak, Whisper and university confession pages is growing on campuses around the country - including right here at Hartford. But does the University respond to those anonymous postings?
NewsRachel Cisto