Campus News
Studying Abroad
Students interested in exploring new locations can study abroad for a full semester, full year, or for winter or summer courses.
NewsAshleigh Kaufman
Hawktober 5K
The Hawktober 5K is a run being hosted by the University's men's and women's cross country and track and field teams.
NewsKim Bigelow
Club Spotlight: Creativity and Compassion Club
The brand new Creativity and Compassion Club brings students together with compassion.
NewsMatt Brown
Zipcars on Campus
Zipcars are rental cars kept on campus that students can use for hourly rates.
NewsKim Bigelow
Campus Shuttle Service
The University recently made changes to the shuttle service available for students, bringing the shuttle bus operations in-house instead of an outside company, and changing the shuttle system to a new color coded system. The University previously had a contract…
NewsScott Roberts
New England Underground Film Festival
The 3rd annual New England Underground Film Festival takes place at the University of Hartford.
NewsMatt Brown
Club Spotlight: Gospel Choir
The University's Gospel Choir won for at the CT Music Awards last week, and STN wanted to find out more about them.
NewsKim Bigelow
University to receive funding for new 'microgrid'
After the powerful October snowstorm in 2011 that forced some students to live in GSU for nearly 10 days, the state of Connecticut will be funding a new microgrid project that will connect all of the University of Hartford campus to the backup biodiesel generators, preventing another partial campus power outage.
NewsScott Roberts
Greenberg Center Exhibit
The Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies unveils the brand new _Genocide: Israel Charny and the Scourge of the 20th Century._ in the Wilde Auditorium this Monday September 23rd at 7:00pm.
NewsMatt Brown
University of Hartford Partners with University of St. Joseph for Accelerated Degree Program
Students interested in pharmacy will benefit from an upcoming partnership with the University of St Joseph School of Pharmacy.
NewsRachel Cisto
Lock Your Door Campaign
Public Safety has begun the 2013 Lock Your Door campaign, aiming to educate residential students on the dangers of leaving an apartment or suite door open. According to Luis Natal, Public Safety’s Crime Prevention Specialist, the campaign has been around…
NewsSTN2 Staff
Summer Changes to Campus
Facilities was hard at work this past summer, completing many projects on campus. The biggest of these projects was the renovation of A and B complex courtyards. These were not only redone because they were unappealing, but because of major…
NewsSTN2 Staff