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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
Malloy and Foley get mean in UConn debate
The two candidates for Connecticut governor duked it out in their second debate in a week on Thursday, October 2nd.
NewsRachel Cisto
UHart Spirit Week to take place
The Student Alumni Association is creating Spirit Week, a week-long event leading up to Hawktober weekend.
NewsKim Bigelow
Leading expert on Dead Sea Scrolls to speak
On Tuesday October 14th in Mali Auditorium Two in Dana Hall, Dr. Adolfo Roitman will be presenting his research on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the University at 7 pm.
NewsChris DeGray
University Commons evacuated
On Saturday, September 27th, the University Commons was evacuated. Hazmat team was on site to investigate.
NewsJoseph Sciancalepore
New student meal plans more bang for your buck?
The shiny new Commons isn't the only change to campus dining. STN went to take a look at the new student meal plan options and how they price out.
NewsRachel Cisto
Public Safety officers now armed
Last May it was announced to the student body that armed officers will be added to the Department of Public Safety, taking effect immediately for the fall semester. Public Safety ensures the proper training of each officers who was given a gun.
NewsAshleigh Kaufman
Campus Sexual Assault Policies
As of May 2014, 55 schools were facing title 9 lawsuits over the way they handled sexual assault cases, with the policies at several more under scrutiny including at UConn, Yale and Wesleyan. STN took a look at the University of Hartford's policies as well as what resources they have for survivors of sexual assault.
NewsRachel Cisto