The Briefings: A National School Safety Symposium
On February 17, Public Safety with the Koshka Foundation for Safe Schools hosted an event called "The Briefings: A National School Safety Symposium," from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Lincoln Theater. The symposium gives first-hand knowledge on crisis response planning, emergency preparedness, and community recovery based on lessons learned from school-based violence in the past.
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Great Escape: Dave and Buster's
On September 22nd, 2014 Dave and Buster's opened a new store in Manchester to expand their franchise.
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Subway shut down following flood
On February 6th, the Subway restaurant in the Konover building sprinkler head system was frozen causing the pipes to burst and flood the whole building.
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Red Caps: student leaders, ambassadors to campus
Red Caps are orientation student leaders who help incoming students and their parents learn more about the University of Hartford.
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Athletic Department creates new program for fans
The University of Hartford’s Athletic Department has created a new program, called HawksConnect, an app that gives not only students of the University but all fans of the Hawks a new opportunity to get involved. The Athletic Department believes this…
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Empowering Change
The University is planning a week-long event in September commemorating the Civil Rights Act signing fifty years ago.
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Spring Fling 2014
Campus Activities Team’s annual Spring Fling event took place April 10th to April 12th, 2014. It spanned all across the University and to celebrate spring.
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Alternative Spring Break
The Center of Community Service took a trip to Moore, Okla., after the devastating tornado of 2013, for this year’s Alternative Spring Break.
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New Meal Plan Changes
Starting in the fall of 2014, dining services will be changing the meal plans; they want to allow students on campus more flexibility in their eating schedules and what they can eat.
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