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CT Republican leaders call for state college system’s entire Board of Regents to resign (opens the original)
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State Republican leaders are calling for the entire Board of Regents to resign following the scandal-plagued departures of two Connecticut State Colleges and Universities chancellors and the president of Central Connecticut State University. “I think the governor should ask for everyone’s resignation and the board needs to be reconstituted,” said House Republican leader Vincent Candelora of Branford. “I think this is an emergent, urgent circumstance.” Candelora said a new board should replace th
Struggling to recruit, UConn offers tuition waivers for certain jobs. It could save participants thousands. (opens the original)
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Facing high resignation rates and significant staffing shortages in the University of Connecticut police and fire departments, UConn will offer tuition waivers for public safety personnel and their dependents beginning next year, according to public safety officials at the university. Lawmakers say the tuition waivers will provide more incentives for UConn public safety personnel to stay in the department and recruit new police officers. “You may get an accomplished officer who spends time in an
CT hospitals are using telehealth to improve access to care. Some question safety (opens the original)
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William Hylton never stops thinking about his 26-year-old son, Conor Hylton, who died in August 2024 at Bridgeport Hospital Milford Campus. Hylton filed a lawsuit against Yale New Haven Health, which owns Bridgeport Hospital Milford Campus, alleging the ICU unit lacked a physical doctor to monitor patients. Instead, the lawsuit alleges it relied on a provider overseeing them virtually. “At no time was Conor really under the care of an ICU or critical care doctor after he was transferred to the t
Investigation into CCSU president halted following resignation. GOP calls it continued ‘failure of leadership’ (opens the original)
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Connecticut State Colleges and Universities is discontinuing the investigation into a complaint of bullying and workplace intimidation against Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro following her resignation. “In light of President Toro’s resignation and retirement, continuing the investigation to a final report is no longer necessary,” said Sam Norton, spokesperson for CSCU. “The information shared during the investigative process will continue to inform how we establish and
CCSU president resigns following complaint, saying last few weeks ‘unbelievably hard’ (opens the original)
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Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro resigned Wednesday following an investigation into a complaint alleging the workplace culture under her leadership was oppressive, bullying and intimidating. In a letter to the CCSU community, Toro wrote, “For almost a decade, it has been the honor of my life to serve as the 13th President of Central Connecticut.” Toro wrote that she communicated to Interim Chancellor Natalie Braswell her decision to step down effective at the conclusion
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