Join us for a Dark Manor Trip Friday, October 11th 25 Main St. Baltic, CT 06330 Tickets are $10 each and available for purchase in room F211 Hosted by Student Programs Office
Join Hartford poet laureate and associate professor of English, Frederick Knowles II, for coffee, pastries, and conversation about publishing and poetry.
Three Rivers will be hosting In The Thick LIVE on October 16! Award-winning journalists and In The Thick co-hosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela travel to Eastern Connecticut for a live show to discuss addiction in POC communities in CT and nationally, as well as the mental health impact with guests. Drug addiction continues (...) Read More >>
Join us on Wednesdays at 12:30 pm in room A103.
One of the most transformational figures in modern European history, Napoleon Bonaparte conquered most of Europe militarily and, just as importantly, exported ideas and values to Europe that permanently changed the region. Jared Day was a professor of History and Engineering Public Policy for many years at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. Hosted by Lifelong (...) Read More >>
Point Judith is one of the few commercial fishing ports left in New England. Facing increasing pressures from a variety of sources, the men and women still in the industry are as tough as the jobs they do. This film, aimed at a general audience, tries to capture something of the port as a whole, (...) Read More >>
With the focus on Hartford and Washington, people forget that the decisions that effect them most happen in their local government. With local elections coming up in November, we will discuss why you should vote. Jim Konrad is the Executive Editor of The Bulletin. He has been a journalist for more than 30 years, most (...) Read More >>
Come paint or carve a pumpkin! 12pm-4pm in C101 alcove/Courtyard. There will be a pumpkin carving contest ($10 entry), and winners will be announced at the Fall Festival! First prize is a $75 Amazon giftcard.
Join Alexa Shelton for coffee, pastries, and conversation about roller derby!
Co-designed by AARP CT and community collaborators, Borrow My Glasses, this interactive session aims to bridge the gap between generations by focusing on aging from an intergenerational perspective, spurring thought-provoking discussion and offering unique activities. Innovation begins with perspective on your own aging. Betty Bajek is an AARP CT appointed volunteer and former educator, both (...) Read More >>
Join us for a Pumpkin Carving Contest! $5 for small pumpkins $10 for large pumpkins
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