University of Hartford's Women's Basketball Goes in the Classroom for Junior Achievement Program
In partnership with Junior Achievement, the Hawks have spent the last five weeks teaching third graders at the elementary school.
In partnership with Junior Achievement, the Hawks have spent the last five weeks teaching third graders at the elementary school.
Project PACKS Works with Hands on Hartford to Help Provide Food Security for Children
Kendall Pallone, a five-year-old with cerebral palsy, had her wish granted of becoming Cinderella for Halloween after three entrepreneurship students organized a trick-or-treating event on Friday, Oct. 30, attracting more than 200 members of the University community.
Forty-nine incoming Sacred Heart University first-year students and 14 upperclassmen leaders decided to spend their vacation serving their new neighbors in the Bridgeport community.
Mitchell Woods Groundbreaking and Day of Caring brought more than 200 people to the ceremony before beginning to clear trails, remove invasive weeds and paint during a "day of caring."
Students, faculty and staff completed more than 50,000 community service hours for the 2014-2015 year, with the majority of those hours given by students.
In an expansion of its successful New London Scholars program, Connecticut College now invites New London county high school teachers to register for a class at the College – at no cost.
Students at Connecticut College raised $15,000 for Safe Futures, a local shelter serving survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, through two spring performances of a new theatrical production.
Mitchell College is the producer along with New London Main Street, of a free, nautically-themed family festival celebrating literature and the environment, on Saturday, July 25th.
The Connecticut College community joined regional leaders, members of local faith communities, human services professionals and other members of the New London community for the eighth annual Walk to End Homelessness April 26.
Hundreds of Quinnipiac University students spent Saturday morning helping improve sites in Hamden and the region. The students took part in the university’s sixth annual Big Event, where they go out in the community and spend three hours sprucing up different sites.
Hundreds of students, faculty and staff spread out across campus and New London to provide community service on Monday afternoon, April 1.
On March 25, the clinic hosted "Give Kids a Smile," a free one-day event especially for children, although the clinic fulfilled appointments for adults that day as well.
Individuals and families with annual incomes $60,000 and below are eligible to have their tax returns prepared for free at Fairfield University’s Dolan School of Business.