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Hartford professor finds Atlantis
After thousands of years of disappearance, and hundreds of excursions to find it, with only ancient scriptures for clues, the fabled, Lost City of Atlantis may have been found with a big help from a University of Hartford professor, Dr.…
NewsHayden Harrower
Water at Our Doorstep
Recent rain storms and flooding significantly damaged the bridge that crosses the watershed between the Hartt School and Lincoln Theater. Students gathered at a lecture, "Water at Our Doorstep," on March 22 to hear environmental artists discuss the present and…
NewsPamela Topolska
School of Communication Faculty Publish Article
Professors Robert Duran and Lynne Kelly of the School of Communication, along with an alumna of the graduate program, Teodora Rotaru (M 2007), published an article called, "Mobile Phones in Romantic Relationships and the Dialectic of Autonomy vs. Connection." The article appears in Communication Quarterly, 2011, Vol. 59(1), pp. 19-36.
NewsChristina Craig
America East Weekend Recap
Miss any of the action this weekend? Don't worry because we have all the information right here...
SportsNick Drago
Severe Flooding on Campus
STN2 News Director Ben Wilcox was out and about Monday morning taking a look at the situation on campus. Lots C and D were closed and the road from the Hart school to public safety is still closed at this…
NewsBen Wilcox
Connecticut Rally's against Governor Malloy's budget cuts
Students, parents and college administrators gathered at the Conn. Capitol on Monday, Mar 1. Colleges, and members of the community rallied in response to Governor Malloy’s proposed budget to cut 25 percent of state funding for grants given to students…
NewsReyna Boucaud
STN2 Investigation: Regents lacking fire sprinklers
STN2 Received a tip that the sprinkler system in Regents Park apartments was not working. STN Channel 2 News found out more.
NewsBen Wilcox
A cultural legacy at stake
More than a week ago, the streets of Egypt shrieked with violence and protest against former President Mubarak. But what happened at the Cairo Museum upset many people. Looters broke into the museum and vandalized several artifacts from the Tutankhamen…
NewsPamela Topolska
Professor's book honored
A University associate professor is being recognized for his children’s book titled Chalk. Bill Thomson’s book is being honored on the 2011 notable book list by ASLC. Each year a committee of the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC)…
NewsReyna Boucaud
Uha fights back against plagiarism
One of University of Hartford's values is integrity. In the schools search for ways to promote academic integrity in the community, a new program called SafeAssign was recently installed into Blackboard.
NewsSTN2 Staff
Sexual Harassment
When students think of their future, chances are that hardly anyone considers themselves falling victim to sexual harassment.
NewsPamela Topolska
Men fall to BU
Men drop from 4th place to 7th after falling to BU...
SportsNick Drago