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Items were deposited in the archive by administrative departments, officers, faculty and alumni but not or no longer associated with the collections or record groups of those sources. Many of the materials were donated to the archive for the Centennial celebration in 2003.
Open for research without restrictions.
Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the:
Ruth A. Haas Library
Archives and Special Collections
181 White Street
Danbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-837-8992
E-mail: stevensb@wcsu.edu
Published citations should take the following form:
Identification of item, date (if known); The Western Connecticut State University Photographs and Miscellanea; RG 008; box number; folder number;
Western Connecticut State University is a public state university in Danbury, Connecticut. It was founded in 1903 as the Danbury Normal School and is known as WestConn, Western and WCSU. It began as a teacher's college and has evolved to include arts and sciences, business, nursing, music performance, and social work.
The University Photograph Collection offers a rich visual record of the history of the school from its opening in 1903 as Danbury Normal School to the present as Western Connecticut State University. The collection consists of photographs, slides, negatives, and contact sheets taken between 1903 and 2002, with the bulk of the images from 1940 to 2002. Among them are the earliest known photographs of the school.
The images document a wide array of activities at WCSU and are arranged in seven major groups: Administration, Buildings & Grounds, Events, Faculty & Staff, Student Life, Negatives & Contact Sheets, and Slides. The images within each group are listed alphabetically and then chronologically.
The series inlcudes a group of images that photographed by an independent contractor, Don Hamerman. These photographs relate to WCSU during in the 1993-1996 period. Most of the images were taken for promotional purposes and are in slide form.
WCSU realia collection contains a wide array of items donated by faculty, administration and alumni from their time at WestConn and after. Collection includes the poetry and prose of alumnus D.K. Singer and the papers and oral interview of James Dyer alumnus from the 1970s and former Mayor of Danbury. His contributions also include SGA campaign paraphernalia, and "Tuition is Un-American" bumper stickers. Other Alumni have donated diplomas (circa 1910), dance cards, event programs, registration cards, teacher evaluations, commencement programs, school song sheets, and memory books. Mortimer Johnson donated large amounts of information regarding the reunions of the DTC classes from 1940-1943 as well as a scrapbook of student life from 1936-1939. Other donated items include a DNS cookbook compiled of recipes from students, faculty and staff, including Ruth Haas, copies of the Dee Tee Cee or Danbury Teacher's College school newspaper, freshman beanie hats, a Danbury Teacher's College grey athletic sweatshirt, a gym suit from 1953 comprised of a striped vest and skirt with it's associated beanie hat and Danbury Teacher's College varsity sports letters circa 1950. Circa 1990 there are various keepsake items with the WCSU logo on them as well as various items commemorating events sponsored by WCSU clubs such as SGA and PAC. Faculty items are comprised of objects such as: faculty member Al Stewart's recognition award and plaque; Claire Geddes wooden desk; and Ruth Haas' walking stick. Campus items include: a Danbury Normal School Branding Iron; a wooden commencement torch; the top of the Old Main Flagpole; and large banners from WCSU's Centennial Celebration.
The WCSU Miscellanea collection contains several pieces of alumni and student work and various pieces that had decorated WestConn facilities. The series includes large panel oil paintings of famous individuals, sculpture, and a framed needlepoint replica of the Gilbert Stewart portrait of George Washington. A single folio of hand printed Gregorian sheet music on lamb skin is also housed with this collection though its origin is unknown and it is undetermined if it is authentic or a student project. Other document plaques in the collection are the Delta Kappa Phi sorority charter of 1968, the University Library and Academic Calendars from 1990, Faculty service recognition plaques, exchange club plaques and the agreement between Western and the United States Army to support the guard and reserve on campus signed by Ruth Haas. Images in this collection capture scenes of Danbury in photo and maps, such as the photo of Main Street in 1870. Other images include depictions of student life around campus such as students around the Haas Library and an exchange of awards between students and professors from the 1980s and 1990s.
Historic publications in the Miscellanea collection include viewbooks and handbooks spanning several years of Western's history as well as the Fairfield Hall Renovation Tea program from 2008.
Campus plans encompass renovations for the Haas Library.
Series III contains newspaper clippings primarily from Institutional Advancement and Academic Affairs. The files contain information pertaining to school personnel, students, activities, and events at WCSU, as well as community activities held at WCSU. Also included are monthly summaries of newspaper clippings, broadcast and web news from Burrelle's Information Services, a media monitoring and press clipping service.
Missing from the collection are the following dates: 1995-1996 and and orignal clippings from September 2001 to September 2002 (digests are available for some of the dates from 9/01-9/02).
Folders in the photographs series are arranged alphabetically and folders/items are arranged by type in the realia series.
The files are grouped into 2 series:
Additional University related photographs can be found in other collections: see the Herbert F. Janick, Jr. Papers, the Ruth A. Haas Papers, and the Student Government Association Records.
1927 Aerial Photographs of the Danbury Normal School and environs
View from Old Main of Danbury Hospital hill
Two 3.5x5, two 5x7, two 8x10 b/w; one 5x7 b/w mounted. Most images are from 1927 with two reprints and one image from the 1950s.
One 4x5, three 5x7 b/w; six 3.5x5, 12 4x6 color
One 8x10 b/w; one 8x10 color; one 11 x 17" color print
One 5x7, one 3.5 x 5 b/w; one 3.5 x 3.5 color; 6 4x6 color w/negatives
35 mm color negatives
Two 3.5x5 and five 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color
One 5x7, three 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w mounted
One 8x10 b/w
One 3.5x5, three 4x5, five 5x7 b/w
Two 4x8, 4x6 b/w; three 4x6 and one 3x4 color
Seven 3.5x5 color w/negatives
Two 8x10, two 5x7, two 4x5 b/w
Six 5x7, five 3.5 x 5, thre 3.5 x 3.5 b/w; one 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
Fairfield Hall Construction Images
Five 3.5 x 5.5 b/w; nine 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
26 various sizes (2.5 x 6 to 5x7) b/w; 3 4x6 color
RG 008 | box: 1 | Fairfield Hall; Exterior, includes construction of amphitheater
Four 8x10 b/w; five postcards b/w & color; one 4x6 b/w (mounted)
Ten 3.5 x 5, three 5x7 b/w
Two 3.5 x 5; 24 4x6, four 5x7 color
Three 11x14 b/w & color
Four 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Five 8x10 and one 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Various sizes, panoramic (3x7 to 5x12) color
40 various sizes, 3.5 x 3.5 - 8x10 b/w; one 3.5x5 color
28 various sizes (8x10 to 4x4) color
Two 8x10 b/w architectural renderings (Scheli Lewis)
Three 3.5 x 5 b/w
11 3.5x5 b/w, one 4x5 b/w
19 b/w various sizes (8x10 to 3.5x5) w/contact sheet.
14 various sizes (5x7 to 3.5x3.5) b/w; two postcards (color)
Ruth Haas portrait presentation at Library Dedication
Eight 3.5x3.5, three 3.5x5, one 4x4 b/w w/negatives and contact sheet
Donation of the Washington needlepoint portrait: 1969
Eight 3.5x3.5, nine 3.5x5, 11 - 5x5 b/w w/negatives
12 3.5x3.5 b/w w/negatives
One 3.5x5, one 5x5, one 4x6, 11 5x7, one 8x10 b/w; two 4x6, one 5x7 color
Five 5x7, one 5x7 (mounted), three 8x10 b/w
31 various sizes (8x10 to 4x6) color and b/w
Five 3.5 x 3.5 b/w, one 6.5 x 7 b/w w/negatives
19 - 4x6 b/w w/negatives
Two 8x10, 18 4x6 color; 11 4x6 b/w w/negatives
32 4x6 color w/negatives
30 4x6 color; 15 4x6 b/w w/negatives
61 - 4x6 color
72 3.5x5 color, 6 4x6 b/w w/negatives
45 - 4x6 color w/negatives
43 - 4x6 color (w/negatives)
25 - 24, 4x6 color (w/negatives); 1, 3.5 x 4 black and white print of reference desk and librarian (Genevieve Innes).
Seven 4x6 and one 4x5 color w/negatives
15 3.5x5 color w/negatives
Three 8x10 b/w
Various sizes, 2.25 x 2.25 to 5x7 b/w and color
Eight 4x6 color; 12 - 5x7 b/w
One 5x11, one 8x11.75 color
Three 4x6 color
Five 8x10, one 7x9.5, two 5x7, one 3.5x7 b/w; one 8x10 color
One 11x14 color
27 various sizes: 3.25 x 2 to 5x7 b/w and color (w/negatives)and 4 color postcards
14 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
Two 4x6 color
Two 5x7, one 3.5x5, two 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
One CD
One 5x5 and one 5x6 b/w
Eight 5x7, 13 various sizes (2x3 to 4x5), one 8.5x10 b/w
Seven 4x6, four 3.5 x 5 , one 3x4 color; 14 - 4x6 b/w
Three 8x10 color
One 11x14 color
Five 4x6 color
Various sizes (2.5 x 2.5 to 5x7) b/w w/negatives
Old Main looking towards White Street: 1906
Six 8x10, one 6x8, two 5x7, one 3x4.5 b/w
three 8x10 b/w (mounted); one duplicate 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 11 x 11.5 b/w
Black and White Postcard of Old Main, circa 1910
Color Postcard of Old Main, circa 1910
State Normal School, Danbury, Conn.
Normal School, Danbury, Conn.
Eight 3.5 x 5.5 color; two b/w
Seven 5x7, two 3.5 x 5 b/w
Various sizes (3.5x3.5 to 5x7) color
Three 3.5x10, one 5x11 color
Five 5x7, one 4x6, two 3.5x5 b/w
Three 8x10 b/w
Second Hall Assembly Hall/Auditorium: 1905
Third Floor Lecture Hall: 1905
Third Floor Chemical Lab: 1905
First Floor Coat Room Shower Wall: 1905
four 8x10 b/w (mounted); 5 duplicate 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Entrance Hall Old Main: 1905
Third Floor Old Main Chemical Storage Room: 1905
Second Floor Classroom: 1905
Six 8x10 b/w (mounted); five duplicate 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Two 8x10, ten 5x7, one 3.5x5 b/w, three postcards (color)
Old Main Library
One 3.5 x 4 (mounted), one postcard b/w
Students in Library
Students in Library
Student at Forum Library bookcase
Student at Forum Library bookcase
Students in Library
Students in Library
One 7x10, one 5x7, one 5x6, one 3.5x5, one 2.25x3.25 b/w
Library Staff
College Librarians
Four 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
15 4x6 b/w, 15 - 4x6 sepia, six 4x6 color, one 3.5 x 5 color
One 8x10 color
Two 3.5 x 3.5, one 4x6 color; 14 - 5x7 b/w; nine 8x10 b/w
One 4x6 color
17 4x6 color w/negatives
Roberts Avenue School
Two 4x5 b/w
Science Building groundbreaking
1, 8x10" color print.
Five 4x6 color
Seven various sizes: 3.5 x 3.5 to 8x10 color and b/w
Two 4x6 color
Three 4x6 b/w; seven 4x6, two 4x5, and one 3.5x5 color
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 5x7, two 4x6, one 3.5 x 3.5 color; four 4x6 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Warner Hall Dedication
10 4x6 color w/negatives
12 4x6 color
Two 3.5 x 5, one 4x5, one 5x5, 5 - 5x7 b/w
Nine 4x6, four 3.5 x 5 color; one 4x6 b/w
One 3.3 x 3.5 (w/negative), one 5x5, one 5x7 b/w
2.25 square, 4x5, 35mm b/w negatives
2.25 square, 4x5 b/w and 35mm color negatives
One 8x10, eight 4x6, one 5x7 color; two 5x7 b/w; one 14.5 x 20.5 color
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 and one 4x6 b/w (mounted)
Eleven 5x7 b/w and contact sheet w/negatives
8 8x10 b/w
8 8x10 b/w
8 8x10 b/w
8 8x10 b/w
8 8x10 b/w
7 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 , two 5x7 b/w; two 3.5 x 5 color (includes ribbon cutting ceremony negatives)
Fourteen 3.5 x 5 color; 13 - 5x7, one 7x9 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
Six 8x10 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives; 2 8x10 color; one 5x7 b/w
Two 8.5x13 b/w
One 8x10 b/w and contact sheet w/negatives
Three 8x10 b/w and contact sheet w/negatives
31 various sizes (3.5x5 to 5x11) color; five 4x6 b/w
Thirty 4x6, 13 - 3.5x5 color
48 3.5 x 5 b/w
Ten 5x7, one 4x5 and one 8x10,15 4x6 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w and one 7x8 color and contact sheet w/negatives
One 5x7 and four 8x10 b/w, (includes one 8x10 b/w portrait of Robert S. Young
Contact sheets w/negatives
One 8x10 color, one 5x7 b/w, one 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Eight 8x10 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
Two 4x6 and five 5x7 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
One 8x0, five 4x6, and nine 3.5x5 color
Four 5x7, one 6x7.5 b/w; one 4x6 color
Three 5x7 and four 3.5 x 5 b/w; 15 - 3.5 x 5 and eight 4x5 color w/negatives
One 8x10, three 4x6, two 3.5x5 color; three 4x6 b/w
Four 8x10 color and 12 - 3.5 x 5 color w/negatives, one 5x7 color
Various sizes 3.5 x 5 to 5x7 b/w and color
One 3.5x5 color
Two 8x10 and twenty 4x6 color
One 3.5x5 and one Entrance, sculpture, courtyard, building 4x6 color w/negatives
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Five 5x7 and four 4x6 b/w
Eight 3.5 x 5 b/w
Eight 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
Various sizes 3.5x5 to 8x10 b/w and color
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Reproduction photocopies (color)
One 8x10 and 25 5x7 b/w
Contact sheets, 2.25 square and 35mm negatives
12 4x5 b/w negatives; one 4x5 color
35mm negatives
80 color slides
70 color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
Color slides
48 4x6 color w/negatives
Two 4x6 color
Three 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 3.25 x 4.5 b/w
One 3.5 x 5 b/w
Two 5x7 and various small sizes (3x4 to 4x5) b/w
14 various sizes (3x4 to 8x10) b/w
Class of 1934 40th? reunion with Ruth Haas
Six 3.5 x 5 b/w
Nine 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Nine 3.5 x 5 b/w
Fifteen 3.5 x 5 b/w
Twelve 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Four 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Nine 3.5 x 3.5 b/w; two 4x6 color
Thirteen 4x6 color
Eight 3.5 x 5 color
Three 5x7 b/w, one 8x10 color, contact sheets, 3 DVDs
One video tape
24 4x6 color w/negatives
Two 4x6 color
One 3.5x5 b/w w/contact sheets and negatives
Two 4x6 color
Two 4x6 color w/negatives; one 3.5x5 b/w
Two video tapes
41 4x6 color
1, 3.5 x 5.5", color print with card. Includes Milicent Carrol, Edna Miller, Maria Schroeder, Dorothy Wixted Kane, Gloria Hyde Kane, and Roseann Brophy Burke.
21 4x6 color
One video tape
29 4x6 color w/negatives
Seven 4x6, one 5x7 color w/negatives
Seven 4x6 color
10 4x6 color w/negatives
One 4x3.5 color
24 4x6 color w/negatives
48 4x6 color
54 4x6 color
34 4x6 color w/negatives
2, 5 x 3" color prints, all women in soccer gear. Posed for birthday celebration?
8 4x6 color w/negatives
One 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color
16 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
One 4x6 color, and one 3x5.5 b/w
Nine 4x6 color and one 8x10 b/w
Three 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
One 3.5x5 color
Six 4x6 color, posed and candids (unlabeled)
15 4x6 color, includes 13 color prints from Visioning Visit, Watertown, CT, 2007
Five 4x6 color
Three 3.25 x 4.5 and one 3x4 b/w
Two 8x10, two 5x7, four 3.5 x 3.5, one 4x5 b/w w/negatives
One 8x10 and one 7.5 x 9.5 b/w (mounted)
One 3.5 x 5, ten 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10, one 3.5 x 5, 4x5, and one 3 x 3.5 b/w
Four 8x10 and six 5x7 b/w w/negatives
One 4x5 b/w
Processional, Homer Babbidge
One 8x10, six 5x7 b/w, two 5x7 color w/negatives
Nine 5x7 b/w and two 5x7 color
Fourteen 3.5 x 5 and one 4x4 b/w w/negatives
Three 8x10, 18 - 5x7 b/w
Eleven 5x7 b/w
Eighteen 3.5 x 5 and three 5x7 b/w; sixteen 3.5 x 5 color w/negatives
Eight 5x7, thirty-six 3.5 x 5 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Eight 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
Nineteen 5x7 b/w
Nine 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Five 5x7 b/w
One 5x7, two 4x6 color
Two 5x7 color
Eight 4x6, one 4x4 color
Two 8x10 color
41 3.5x5 color w/negatives
Five 8x10 color
Ten 5x7 b/w w/negatives
24 5x7 b/w
One roll 8 mm film
50 5x7 b/w
50 5x7 b/w
31 5x7 b/w w/negatives
55 5x7 b/w w/negatives
One roll 8 mm film
35 mm color negatives
20 4x6 color, contact sheet w/negatives
17 4x6 color; 27 5x7 color; 1 sheet
29 4x6 color
Approximately 150 4x6 color
24 4x6 color
Approximately 180 4x6 color
One 8x10 b/w
James Joyce death mask on exhibit at WCSU
15, 3.5 x 5", color prints, with negatives. Includes postcard advertisement.
Five 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color w/negatives Art Exhibits Art Exhibits
14 4x6 color, one 4x6 postcard
Five 4x6 color
Two 4x6 color
One 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
22 - 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10 and one 5x5 b/w
Two 8x10, one 7x7, one 5x7 b/w
Five 8x10 and two 5x7 b/w
Fourteen 5x7 b/w and one 3.5 x 5 color
8x10 b/w, photo by A.W. Lalime, 11 Rock Avenue, Swampscot, MA.
Four 5x7 b/w w/negatives
63 3.5x5 color
Four 8x10 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w w/negatives
27 4x6 color w/negatives
Two 5x7 b/w, 14 3.5x5 color (see also Box 22/12)
Four 3.5x5 and one 5x7 b/w
Seven 5x7 b/w
14 4x6 b/w w/negatives, 18 4x6 color w/negatives
Eight 5x7 b/w
22 3.5x5 b/w
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
Eight 3.5x5 b/w
20 4x6 color
12 4x6 color
16 4x6 color w/negatives
19 4x6 color and three 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
20 4x6 color Career Fair
Approximately 80 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color w/negatives Child Care Center
Five 4x6 color
Ten 4x6 color
Five 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
Five 4x6 color
Nine 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color, one contact sheet w/negatives
Six 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
Five 4x6 color Flag Ceremony
Four 4x6 color w/contact sheet
Two 3.5x5 and one 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
Two 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Eight 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color w/negatives; Includes L.Capobianco, G.Buccini, R.Sullivan, R.Gerber, Pres.Roach, Matt Fink, Amanda Willard, ChristianSauer,John Kulhawik, John Bartruff, and W.S.Osbourne/IBM.
15 4x6 color
Two 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
5, 4x5" color prints
One 4x6 color
Five 4x6 color
Four 4x6 and one 4x5 color
One 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Garah and Gregory Landes performance (backstage with David Smith)
Seven 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
Two 4x6 color
Two 4x6 color
One 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color
Eight 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color w/negatives
Three 4x6 color
One 4x6 color; not an image of Joe Torre.
Ten 4x6 color w/negatives
Two 3.5x5 color
Four 4x6 color w/negatives
Eight 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color WCSU@Waterbury WCSU@Waterbury
Five 4x6 color
Western Weekly (Janick, Sikora and Pegolatti)
11 4x6 color w/negatives
Nine 3.5x5 b/w
Approximately 500 images
Three 4x6 and one 5x7color
Nine 5x5 and seven 4x6 color
17 - 4x6 color w/negatives
11 roll assignments
15 - 4x6 color w/negatives
8 roll assignments
16 - 4x6 color w/negatives
14 roll assignments
21 - 4x6 color w/negatives
10 roll assignments
13 - 4x6 color w/negatives
14 roll assignments
20 - 4x6 color w/negatives
10 roll assignments
16 - 4x6 color w/negatives
7 roll assignments
13 - 4x6 color w/negatives
7 roll assignments
4 - 4x6 color w/negatives
3 roll assignments
Five roll assignments and contact sheet
Six roll assignments and contact sheet
Six roll assignments and contact sheet
Three 4x6 color w/contact sheet
Seven roll assignments
Three roll assignments
Six 4x6 color w/contact sheet
Five roll assignments and contact sheet
Five roll assignments
One 4x6 color and one contact sheet
Three roll assignments
Ten 4x6 color w/contact sheet
Ten 4x6 color w/contact sheet
29 roll assignments
17 roll assignments
One b/w contact sheet, 15 4x6 color, w/color negatives
Six 3.5x5 color
Seven 4x6 color and one partial image
Approximately 200 4x6 color
Approximately 200 4x6 color
Rev. Ralph Abernathy
Nine 5x7 b/w
Nine 4x6 color (w/negatives)
One 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w (includes negatives of Ancell w/students)
14 4x6 color, 18 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w; two 3.5 x 5 b/w
William F. Buckley, WCSU guest speaker
Three 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 4x6 b/w; one 4x6 and one 3.5 x 5 color
One 4x6 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Cousy, Bob, Danbury State College basketball clinic
One 4x5 and one 4x4 b/w
Six 8x10 and two 7x8 b/w
Seven 5x7 b/w
Senator Christopher Dodd
One 8x10 b/w
The Doors @ Danbury High School
One 3.5 x 5 b/w (with two negatives)
One 5x7 b/w
One 4x6 color
One 5x7b/w
One 4x5 bw/; two 5x7 color; and one 8x10 b/w w/historic photographs
Eight 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Secretary Alexander Haig
Two 5x7 b/w (w/negatives); four b/w contact sheets
Harlem Globetrotters
One 3.5 x 5 duotone
One 3.5 x 5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w; one 5x7 b/w photo
Seven 4x6 color
Nine 3.5 x 3.5, four 5x7 b/w (w/negatives)
One 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Jones, James Earl, President's Lecture Series "The Culture Quest"
One 4x6 color
One 5x7 color
Kennedy, Robert -CEO Union Carbide
Nine 5x7 b/w photos w/ contact sheets and negatives
Kissinger, Henry A. (author, politician, Secretary of State) with Nathan Ancell
Two 8x10 b/w (w/negatives)
Krupa, Eugene (Gene) B. performing and Danbury State College
Two 9x10 and one 8/10 b/w
Two 8x10 and five 5x7 b/w (w/contact sheets and negatives)
One 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
One 8x10 b/w
1, 8x10" black and white print; publicity photo.
Three 3.5 x 5 b/w
Eight 4x6 b/w
Ralph Nader w/ Danbury Mayor Arconti
One 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10, four 5x7 b/w; two 4x6 and 3.5 x 5 color
One 8x10 color (mounted); one 5x7 b/w; two 3.5 x 5 color
One 5x7 and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 4x5 color
One 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
One 3.5 x 5 and one 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Robert Reich
One 5x7 and one 4x5 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Donald Rumsfeld
Five 5x7; 19 3.5x5 color; one 4x5 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
Eight 5x7 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
One 8x10 b/w and one promotional flyer
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
William Styron
Two 5x7 and one 5x5 b/w
One 5x6 and one 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Union Gap (Band) performing at Danbury High School
One 8x10, one 5x5, and one 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 4x6 color
Four 3.5 x 4 b/w; three 3.5 x 5 color; one 8x10 b/w (Zachara)
One 8x10 b/w
Six 5x7 and one 2.5x6 b/w
Three 8x10 b/w
Three 4x6 b/w and 10 4x6 color
One 3x3 square b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Senator Chris Dodd with Stephen Feldman
Three 8x10 b/w
Four 5x7 b/w
Henry Kissinger with Stephen Feldman
16 8x10 b/w w/contact sheets
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Reich/Rumsfeld Debate at WestConn
Four 5x7 b/w w/negatives, 19 3.5x5 color
Two 4x6 color
Gov. Jerry Brown
Two 4x6 color
President Bill Clinton speaking at WestConn
22 4x6 color
President Clinton, Danbury and WestConn visit, 2000
Approximately 500 color
10 4x6 color w/negatives
Goodall, Jane (w/ Denise Hogan)
Three 4x6 color w/negatives
One 2.5x4 b/w; 11 4x5, one 3.5x5 and four 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
Young, Robert (Includes Pres.Roach, Denise Hogan, A.Caraluzzi)
Five 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Eight 5x7 b/w
Six 5x7 b/w/w contact sheets and negatives
Four 5x7, seven 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
Six 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
Seven 3.5x5 b/w
57 4x6 color
Ten 4x6 color
Five 4x6 and five 3.5x5 color
50 4x6 color
50 4x6 color
Five 4x6 color
Three 8x10, five 5x7, one 4 x 7.5, one 4x5, four 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
35mm color negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
35mm negatives
Contact sheet w/negatives
Contact sheets
Contact sheets w/negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
Contact sheet w/negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
One contact sheet w/negatives
Four contact sheets and 35mm b/w negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
7 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
5x7 and three 3.5x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 2x4 b/w
One 3.5x5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w, and one 2x3 color
Three 5x7 and two 3.5x5 b/w
One 8x10 and one 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 and five 5x7 b/w and contact sheets w/negatives
Six 5x7 and one 3.5x5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 3.5x5 b/w
Three 5x7 and one 3x5 b/w, one 2x3 color
One 5x7 b/w
Kevin Isaacs (portrait and candid)
One 4x5 and one 3.5x5 b/w
Two 3x 5x5 b/w; one 5x7 b/w
Images of Herb Janick, various
Nine 5x7, one 5x7 (mounted), two 4x7 color
Computer prints from book
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Six 3.5x5 b/w
Jean Kreizinger portrait
One 8x10 b/w
Jack Leopold candids
Two 5x7 b/w; three 5x7 color (in NYC); one 8x10 (ca. 1978); one commemoration/recognition brochure written by Vijay Nair, 2003.
One 6x6, two 5x7, one 3.5x5 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Four 3.5x5 b/w
Three 5x7, four 3.5x5 b/w; two 4x6 color
Three 5x7 b/w
One 3.5x5 b/w; one 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 and one 5x7 (mounted) b/w
Jody Rajcula candids and portraits
One 5x7, two 3.5x5 b/w; three 4x6 color
Two 5x7 b/w, one 4x6 color
Four 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 2x3 b/w
One 3.5x5 b/w
One 3.5x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Five 5x7 b/w; one 3.5x5 color
One 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
22 3x3 and 12 3x4 b/w
Two 8x10 and 47 2x2 b/w
16 5x7, one 4x5, one 4x7 b/w
23 various sizes (3x4 to 8x10) b/w, and one 5x5 color
One 7.5x10 b/w (mounted)
50 various sizes (3x3 to 5x7) b/w
18 various sizes (3x4 to 5x7) b/w
19 various sizes (2x3 to 5x7) b/w and color
57 4x6 color (w/negatives)
24 4x6 color w/negatives
24 4x6 color w/negatives
16 5x7 b/w
38 5x7 b/w
23 5x7, 9 3.5x5 b/w, and four 4x6 color w/negatives
Six 5x7 b/w
25 5x7 b/w w/negatives
Two 4x6 and seven 3.5x5 color
13 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
11 4x6 color w/negatives
One 4x6 color
Ten 4x6 color w/negatives
22 4x6 and one 3.5x5 color
Four 4x6 color
Six 3.5x5 and 68 4x6 color; two 3.5x5 and eight 4x6 b/w
Five 4x6 and one 3.5x5 color Asselta, Rich, Tanzania Presentation Asselta, Rich, Tanzania Presentation
Two 4x6 color
16 4x6 color w/negatives
Three 4x6 color w/negatives
One 4x6 and two 3.5x5 color
Five 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color w/negatives
Eight 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color
David Machell recital
One 4x6 color. Includes CD and insert for the performance.
Two 4x6 color
28 4x6 color
34 4x6 color
Three 8x10, 8 5x7 and one 3.5x5 b/w
One 3x4 b/w
Custodians
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w and color w/negative
12 5x7 b/w
13 various sizes (3.5x5 to 5x7) b/w
Ten 4x6 color
Eight 4x6 color w/negatives
Forty 4x6, four 3.5x5 color; one 3.5x5 b/w w/negatives
14 4x6 color
Four 4x6 and one 3.5x5 color
Contact sheet w/negatives
Contact sheet w/negatives
Music Department (Dave Smith, contact sheet images)
2.25 square and 35mm b/w negatives and contact sheets
35mm b/w negatives
35mm b/w negatives w/contact sheets
Contact sheets and negatives
Ten 3.5x5 color with negatives, 40 5x7 black and white with negatives
27 5x7 b/w
11 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10, seven 5x7 b/w
One 4x6 color
One 3.5x5 color
Three 4x6 color
One 5x7, one 3.5x2.5 b/w
11 4x6 color
Seven 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Five 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
Four 3.5x5 and one 4x6 color
Nine 4x6 color
Nine 4x6 color
11 4x6 color
Nine 4x6 color and seven 3.5x5 b/w
Nine 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
Ten 4x6 color
12 4x6 color
Six 4x6 color
Reproduction photocopies
Reproduction photocopies
Reproduction photocopies
RG 008 | box: 9 | Archery (ca.1930 - ca.2000)
One 8x10, 5x7, 3x3, and one 3.5 x 6 b/w (w/negatives)
8 various sizes (5x7 - 2.5x3.5) b/w
Three 5x7 b/w (B.J.Fielding,Ken Nolan,Dave Hampton,Donna Tibbitts,Brenda Reynolds, Nancy Tibbits)
Nine 3.5 x 5, two 3x3 b/w (no date) b/w; and two 3.5 x 5 color
Six 8x10, 8 - 5x7, ten various sizes 2 x 3.5 to 5x6 b/w
18 5x7 b/w (w/negatives)
Nine 8x10 b/w
One 8x10, six 5x7, three 3.5 x 5, one 3.5x3.5 b/w; one 3.5 x 3.5 color
Three 8x10 and 30 various sizes (1.5 x 1.5 to 5x8) b/w
Five 5x7, one 3x6, one 5x5.5, one 3.4x5, and five 3 .5 x 5 b/w
Women's basketball snapshots
22 various sizes (5x7 - 3.5x3 b/w) (w/negatives)
One 8x10, three 5x7, eight various sizes 2.5 x 3 to 5x5 b/w (w/negatives)
Eleven 3.5 x 5 b/w (w/negatives)
Three 4x6 color with negatives
36 various sizes (2x3 to 8x10 b/w) (w/negatives)
Two 8x10, three 5x7 and four 3.5 x 5 b/w (w/negatives)
Three 5x7, 33 - 3.5 x 5, one 3x4 and 50 - 1x1 - 2x2 b/w
Seven 3.5 x 5 color
11 5x7 b/w w/negatives
Three 8x10, 37 - 5x7, one 3x4, and two 3.5 x 5 b/w
Six 5x7, one 4x6, and 5 - 3.5 x 3.5 b/w (w/negatives)
34 various sizes (8x10 - ,3.5x3.5) b/w (w/negatives)
One 5x7, four 3.5 x 5, and one 2.5 x 3.5 color
One 8x10, two 7x9, six 5x7, one 3.5 x 5, and one 3.5 x 4 b/w
One 5x7 b/w (w/negatives)
Sixteen 5x7, one 5x6, and nine 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
1969 Football Team: 1969
One 8x10, one 7x9, four 5x7 and one 4.5 x 10 b/w, one color copy of the team on the field ca. 1970, one color copy of an athletic hall of fame photograph ca. 2000
One 8x10 and four 5x5 color
1969 Football Team images (20)
44 various sizes (8x10 to 3x5) b/w w/negatives
28 - 5x7 b/w
1970s Football Field Images
1990s Football Images
Four 3.5 x 4 color, 21 - 3.5x5, and one 4.5 x 5 color one 8x10 b/w and one 7x5 b/w
Large, 14 x 17" color print.
Five 5x7 b/w
Five 3.5 x 5 color
One 8x9, one 5x7, two 3.5 x 5, and three 3.5 x 3.5 b/w (w/negatives)
41 various sizes (5x7 to 1.25x1.5) b/w (w/negatives)
23 various sizes (8x10 to 3.5x3.5) b/w w/ negatives and one 4x 5 color
One 6 x 5 b/w
Eight 5x7 and one 4.5 x 5 b/w (w/negatives)
One 5x7 b/w
11 various sizes (5x7 to 2.5x3.5) b/w (w/negatives)
16 various sizes (5x8 to 3.5x3.5)b/w (w/negatives)
Two 5x7 b/w
19 various sizes (5x7 to 2.5x3) b/w (w/negatives)
Seven 5x7, two 3 x 3.5, eight 3.5 x 5 b/w; one 4x6 color
Three 4x6 color Baseball (men) action shots (unlabeled)
11 4x6 color and seven 3.5x5 b/w
Eight 3.5x5 b/w
Eight 3.5x5 b/w
Two 3.5x5 color
7, 3.5x5" color; Football, Freedom Football Conference (unlabeled)
Six 4x6 color and one 4x6 contact sheet
One 4x6 color
One 4x6 color
Five 4x6 b/w
Two 3.5x5 b/w
12 4x6 color, two 4x6 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Five 5x7, one 4x5 b/w
"L'il Hoot" in the Snack Bar, etc.
Six 3.5 x 5 b/w (labeled)
Pete Genovese, Dance Contest Winners, and The Crowd
Three 3.5x5 b/w (labeled)
Mario Escudero, Flamenco Guitarist, candids and posed
11 3.5x5 b/w with signed program
One 3x5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Losch, Father, in Concert, candids
Seven 3.5x5 b/w (labeled)
Seven 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Six 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Four 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Three 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Six 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
11 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Five 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
12 3.5x5 b/w (unlabeled)
Two 3.5 x 5 and two 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
RG 008 | Class of 1906, first graduating class of Danbury Normal School : 1906
Two copies, 8x10" b/w (mounted)
Class of [1907-1911] portrait
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 original, two copies b/w
Class of 1909 portrait
One 8x10 b/w
Class of 1907 portrait
One 6x8 b/w mounted
Class portrait [1907-1911]
One 8x10 mounted
Class of 1912 (first male graduate Ralph Carrington) Danbury Normal School: 1912
One 8x10, four 8x10 mounted b/w
Class of 1913 portrait
One 9x13 b/w
Class of 1915 portrait
One 10x17 and one 5x7 b/w
Class of 1916 portrait
One 10x12.5 b/w
Class of 1917 portrait
Three (seemingly identical) 10 x 13" black-and-white photoprints. Includes pasted to the back of one photo a newspaper clipping of Helen Pearson Bennett's obituary (1917 class memeber).
Class of 1928, Danbury Normal School Portrait
One 9x13 b/w
Class of 1919 portrait
One 10x13 b/w
One 10x13 b/w
One 10x13 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1922, Danbury Normal School
One 10x13 and two 8x10 b/w (one mounted)
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1923, Danbury Normal School
One 8x13 b/w
One 8.5 x 13 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS Top3 | Student Body 1926, Danbury Normal School
Two panoramic b/w (original and copy)
"Class of 1926 20 yr reunion" on back
One 7x13.5 b/w and 4x5 negative
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1927, Danbury Normal School
One 7x13 b/w
One 8.5x13, two 11x14 b/w and 4x5 negative
One 8x13, two 11x14 and one 7.5x13.5 (mounted) b/w w/negative
RG 008 | box: OS 4 | Class of 1930, Danbury Normal School
Two 7.5 x 13.5 (one mounted) b/w
One 7x13 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1932, Danbury Normal School
One 7x13 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS 4 | Class of 1933, Danbury Normal School
One 8x10, one 11x12, one 11x13 mounted b/w
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1934, Danbury Normal School
One 11x13 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS 5 | Class of 1935, Danbury Normal School
One 11x14 b/w
Class of 1936 portrait
Two 8x10 b/w (one mounted)
One 11x14 b/w
1 original, 3 contemporary digital prints [10x13, 8x10, one 8x10" (mounted) b/w]
Two 10x13 b/w and 4x5 negative (contemporary digital prints)
One 6 /12 x 10 and one 3.5 x 5.5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (1940 yearbook/junior class) indoor
One 8x10 (1940 yearbook/junior class) and one 6x9 (outdoor) b/w
One 8x10 b/w (1940 yearbook/freshman class) indoor
One 5x7 b/w (1945 yearbook/junior class) outdoor
One 8x10 b/w (1948 yearbook/junior class) outdoor
One 8x10 b/w (1948 yearbook/sophomore) outdoor
One 8x10 b/w (1948 yearbook) outdoor
Two 8x10 b/w (1949 yearbook/junior class) outdoor, and one w/portion of class taken in Science Lecture Hall/Old Main
Two 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (1960 yearbook) indoor
One 8x10 b/w (1960 yearbook/junior class) indoor
One 8x10 b/w (1960 yearbook/sophomore class) indoor
One 8x10 b/w (1960 yearbook/freshman class) indoor
Two 3.5 x 5.5 (outdoor) b/w
Elementary Education Students indoors
One 8x10 b/w (1949 yearbook)
General Education Students indoors
Two 8x10 b/w (1949 yearbook)
Two 3.5 x 6; and one partial 3.5 x 4 b/w
One 3.5 x 6 b/w
Unknown group indoors
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (1949 yearbook)
One 8x10 mounted (1949 yearbook)
Two 4x6 color
Four 8x10 b/w (1960 yearbook) indoor
Two 8x10 b/w (1965 yearbook) indoor
Senior and Sophomore classes
Two 5x7 b/w (1967 yearbook) indoor
Two 5x7 b/w (1968 and 1969 yearbooks) indoor
Two 5x7 b/w (1969 yearbook) indoor
Two 5x7 b/w (1978 and 1979 yearbooks) outdoor
One 5x7 b/w (1979 yearbook) indoor
33 various sizes (7x7 - 3.5 x 3.5) b/w
3 Students posed in the "craft room" of Old Main
One 8x10 b/w
Six 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Six 5x7, three 3.5 x 5 b/w; two 3.5 x 5 color
Eight 3.5 x 5, and six 5x7 b/w
Four 5x7 b/w
Commercial Typing Class
One 8x10 b/w
Seven 5x7, one 3.5 x 5, one 4x4 b/w; three 4x6 color
Contemporary Civilizations Course
One 5x7 b/w
Fourteen 3.5 x 3.5 b/w (w/negatives)
Four 5x7 b/w
One 8x10, one 5x7, and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
Geography Class
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w and two 3.5 x 6 b/w (mounted)
One 5x7 and seven 3.5 x 5 b/w
Physical Education - Square dancing
Physical Education - Square dancing
Three 8x10 b/w
Five 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 and one 3x4 b/w
Intramural Phys.Ed. Class (indoor) | ca.1920
Two 8x10 and one 8x10 (mounted) b/w
42 various sizes (8x10 to 3x5) b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Old Main, Science Class w/Lothrop Higgins
One 5x7 b/w (mounted)
Students in classroom
One 8x10 and one 4x6 b/w (mounted)
Two 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Science Labs (Higgins Hall)
Four 8x10, 28 5x7, five various 2.5 x 4 to 4x5 b/w; seven 3.5 x 5 color
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 4x5 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Afro-American Club
Four 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 and two 5x7 b/w
Three 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10, one 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
Criminal Justice Association
Two 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 and one 8x10 b/w
Four 8x10, three 4x5, two 5x7, and one 5x7 (mounted) b/w
One 8x10, three 5x7 b/w
One 8x10, seven 5x7, three 3.5 x 5 b/w
20 4x6 color
Two 8x10 and one 5x7b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 8x10, one 6x7 (mounted), and three 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w; one 4x6 and one 2.5 x 4 color
Seven 8x10, one 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 (mounted) b/w
One 5x7 b/w
History Society
Four 5x7 b/w; 48 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 and one 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 and three 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 and four 5x7b/w
Eight 5x7 b/w
58 various sizes (8x10 to 3.5x5) b/w and color (w/negatives)
Seven 5x7, one 3.5 x 5, and four 3.5 x 3.5 b/w (w/negatives)
Four 8x10 and three 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10, two 5x7 and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w w/negatives
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10 and two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 4x6 color
One 8x10 b/w
Three 8x10, two 5x7, one 4x5 b/w
Two 8x10, 16 5x7, two 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10, four 5x7, one 3.5x5 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 8x10, 22 5x7, and seven 2.5 x 3.5 b/w; 18 3.5 x 5 color w/negatives
45 4x6 color
Two 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 5x7 b/w
One 7.5 x 9.5 b/w (mounted)
16 5x7 b/w
Four 3.5x5 b/w
Six 4x6 color
Seven 4x6 color
One4x6 color
Six 4x6 color
Seven 4x6 color International Honoror Society of Nursing (labeled)
Nine 4x6 color
One 4x5 color
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10, nine 5x7, one 3.5 x 5, one 4x5, one 5x6 b/w
RG 008 | box: OS3 | Activities (mowing/weeding front lawn of Fairfield Hall/Barbara Jane Fisher, Ann (McKeon) Lombordo, Frances (Birmingham) Perchal, Mary (Dowling) Lindsay), 1948-1950
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
18 5x5 and two 3x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
21 4x5, two 3.5 x 5, 47 3x4.5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8.5 x 11 sheet w/five photos, and one 3.5 x 4.5 b/w
53 5x5, two 5.5 x 4.5 b/w
Two 8x10 and one 3.5 x 4.5 b/w
On 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 and one 4x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
Five 8x10 and one 3x3 b/w
Four 8x10 and four 4x5 b/w
Four 8x10 and two 4x5 b/w
One 8x10 and one 4x5 b/w
One 8x10, four 3.5 x 5, 3x4 b/w
One 8x10, one 4x4.5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 and one 4x5 b/w
Two 8x10, one 3x4, and 4x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
Three 8x10 b/w, two 4x5 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
Four 8x10 and one 4x5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10 b/w
Two 8x10, two 4x5, one 3x4 and one 3.5 x 4.5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
36 Various sizes (2x3.5 to 5x8 b/w; two 3.5x3.5 and two 4x6 color; includes two 3 x 3" b/w prints of Claire Geddes with Fairfield Hall Singers, 1960. With documenent regarding "Dorm Songs." Includes Irene Romaniello Tyrrell.
20 b/w images on 11x14 boards
13 various sizes (3.5x3.5 to 8x10) b/w (w/negs and contact sheet)
25 various sizes (3.5x3.5 to 5x7) b/w (w/negs)
26 various sizes (3.5 x 3.5 to 8x10) b/w and one contact sheet
Ten 5x7 b/w, and six 3.5 x 5 color
23 5x7 b/w
20 4x6 color
Four 4x6 color
One 3.5 x 5 color
Homecoming Parade and Events
Color slides from Alumni Relations that appears to have been images assembled to show to reunion classes. Origninally, the slides were in a carousel with a projector.
20 4x6 color
17 4x6 color
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10, one 7x10 b/w
Two 8x10
Two 8x10 and one 6x10 b/w
One 8x10 and one 3.5 x 6 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Four 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
Five 8x10 b/w
One 3x5 b/w
One 3.5 x 5 b/w (mounted) w/negative
One 5x7 b/w
One 7x7, one 6x7 b/w; one 5x7 b/w (mounted)
One 3x4 oval and one 3x3 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Six 5x7, one 4x5 and one 3x 4.5 b/w
One 4x5 b/w
Seven 8x10 b/w
Two 3.5 x 3.5 color
Three 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
32 5x7 b/w w/negatives
37 5x7 b/w w/negatives
60 5x7 b/w w/negatives
16 5x7 b/w w/negatives
Ten 5x7 b/w
33 5x7 b/w
27 5x7 b/w
26 5x7 b/w
15 5x7 b/w
One 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
15 5x7 b/w
16 5x7 b/w
17 various sizes (8x10 to 3.5 x 3.5 b/w) w/negatives
Five 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
18 5x7 b/w
Eleven 5x7 b/w
Three 2.5 x 3.5 b/w
One 5x7 b/w; two 4x6 color
Three 5x7 b/w
Seven 5x7 b/w
RG 008 | box: 14 | Students in Latin American costume, 1944
Five 8x10 and one 5x7 b/w
Three 8x10 and one 5x10 b/w
Two 8x10, three 5x7 one 5x7 (mounted) and one 4x5 b/w
One 8x10, three 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 and one 3.5 x 3.5, one 2.5 x 3 b/w
Six 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10, one 5x7, and one 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Two 3.5 x 3.5 and two 3.5 x 5 b/w
One 8x9 b/w (mounted)
One 5x7
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w
One 5x9 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
RG 008 | box: 15 | Orchestra (indoor on stage)
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
One 8x10 b/w and one 6x9 b/w (mounted)
One 5x7 b/w
Two 5x7 and one 4x5 b/w (w/negatives)
One 3.5 x 4 b/w
One 5.5 x 5.5 and one 8x10
Five 4x6 color
Ten 4x6 color
12 4x6 and one 3.5x5 color
One 7x9 b/w
One 3x4 b/w
Two 8x10 and 17 5x7, two 4x6, and one 4x4 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
One 8x10
One 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 and two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Eight 4x6 color
One 3.5 x 5 b/w
Four 8x10 b/w
Six 5x7 b/w
Seven 5x7 and one 4x6 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Mock funeral for higher education (Westside campus site): 1979
Eleven 5x7 b/w
One 8x10, 10 5x7, one 3.5 x 5, and two 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Three 4x6 color Public Relations Society
Scrapbook assembled by a member of the Danbury Normal School class of 1918. Scrapbook may have belonged to an M. Atkins.
Scanned in 2003, original not held by the WCSU Archives.
[Jessie C. Tripp?] DNS Senior A Division Field Trip; Rural Club; Trip to Washington; Field Day; DNS Class Day (students and faculty identified) 1925-1949
24 Various sizes (2x3 to 3.5 x 6) b/w
81 various sizes (4x5 to 5x6) b/w
One 3x 4.5 and six 2.5 x 3.5 b/w
Three 2.5 x 3.5, one 2.5 x 4.5 b/w
Two 2.5 x 3.5 b/w
Five 2.5 x 3.5 b/w
Class of 1943 snapshots
Class of 1943 snapshots
Class of 1943, unidentified snapshots (small prints)
Class of 1943 snapshots
Class of 1943 Snapshots
Includes Krom's diploma and around 50 black and white photoprints of Krom's time at Danbury Teachers'College.
One 8x10 b/w
Six 3.5 x 3.5 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 3x6 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 4x6 b/w
One 3.5 x 5 b/w w/negatives
Six 3.5 x 5 b/w
Eight 5x7 b/w
Five 4x5 b/w (Polaroid)
Eight 4x5 b/w and three 5x7 b/w
13 - 5x7 b/w
14 various sizes (2x2.5 - 3 x 3.5 to 5x7) b/w and color
One 3.5 x 5 and one 3x4 color
One 4x5 color (mounted)
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w; four 3.5 x 5 color
One 5x7 b/w
39 5x7 b/w
38 5x7 b/w
31 5x7 b/w
60 5x7 b/w
One reel to reel 1/4" magnetic tape
Laboratory Student Work Project, 1910-1970: 1910
Two 3.5 x 5.5 b/w
Locust Avenue Laboratory students (outdoor): 1910
Two 5x7 b/w
Miry Brook Laboratory School students (outdoor): 1912
Two 5x8 b/w
Two 8x10 and two 5x7 b/w
Three 3.5 x 5.5 b/w
Kindergarten Class "En Voyage" ca 1930: ca.1930
One 3.5 x 6 b/w
Three 8x10 b/w
Ten 8x10 b/w
Six 8x10, one 5x7 and one 3.5 x 5 b/w
33 Various sizes (8x10 - 2.5 x 4 b/w)
Five 3.5 x 3.5 b/w and negatives
Art Department negatives
Eight 3.5 x 3.5 b/w and negatives
Ten 3.5 x 3.5 b/w and contact sheet w/negatives
Two 5x7 and one 4x6 blakc and white
Three 5x7 b/w
One 4.5 x 6 b/w
One 7x10 b/w
11 3.5 x 3.5 b/w w/negatives
One 5x7 b/w
Two 8x10 and one 4x5 b/w w/negative
Three 4x6 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
Seven 3 x 4.5 b/w
One 4x5 b/w w/negatives
One 5x6 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Oh, What a Lovely War! (performance shot)
One 3.5 x 5 color
Eight 8x10 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w w/negatives
Two 8x10 b/w
12 4x5 b/w
One 5x7 and two 4x6 b/w
Two 5x7 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Man on a bench and woman with an umbrella
One 3x5 b/w
Three 4x5 b/w w/negatives
One 5x7 b/w
45 various sizes (8x10 - 3.5 x 4 b/w and color) and three 4x5 b/w negatives
14 3.5x5 color w/negative
Orphee and The Adventures of Pecos Bill @ WCSU's Aurora Repertory Theatre
2, 8 x 10" black and white prints with descriptive materials.
Ten 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color
14 4x6 color
11 4x6 color w/negatives
Four 4x6 color w/negatives
One 4x6 color
20 4x6 color
Three 3.5x5 color
14 4x6 color
One 4x10 and two 4x6 color
One 8x10 mounted; one 7x8 (mounted) and 6 varyious sizes (.75 x 2.5 to 2x3 b/w) w/negatives
One 5x7 b/w
Nine 5x7 b/w
Three 5x7 b/w
Six 4x6 color
14 various sizes (8x10 - 3.5x5 b/w) w/negatives
Four 4x6 b/w
One 8x10 b/w
Four various sizes (2.5 x 3.5 to 3.5 x 6) b/w
One 2.5x3.5 and one 3x5 b/w
Four various sizes (3.5x5.5 to 5x7) b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
20 various sizes (5x7 to 2x2) b/w
58 2.5 x 3 b/w
One 10x10 b/w
Four 8x10, two 5x7, and one 7x8 b/w
18 various sizes b/w (2x2 to 4x5) and one 3.5x3.5 color
RG 008 | box: 18 | Portraits (identified)
25 various sizes (2.5 x 3 and 5x7) b/w
10 various sizes (2.5 x 5x7) b/w
Seven 5x7 and one 4x5 b/w
53 various sizes (3.5 x 2.5 - 4x5) b/w
Eight 5x7 b/w
52 various sizes (2.5 x 4 to 5x7) color
225 5x7, and one 2.5x3.5 b/w
192 5x7 b/w
183 5x7 b/w
16 3.5 x 5.5 and 2 4x4 b/w
19 various (2.5x2 to 3.5x5) color
Three 8x10 b/w
24 3x5 color
One 4x5, five 3.5x5, one 2x4 b/w
40 5x7 b/w
22 various sizes (2x4.5 to 5x7) b/w
15 various sizes (2.5x3 to 5x7) color
Three 8x10 b/w and color
One sheet 9x12 b/w
14 various sizes (color) and one b/w
16 4x6 color
65 4x6 color, 28 4x6 and 10 3.5x5 b/w
Ten 4x6 color
Six 4x6 and one 2.5x3.5 color
35mm b/w negatives
Contact sheets and 35mm b/w and color negatives
Contact sheets and negatives
Contact sheets w/negatives
35 mm color negatives
35mm color negatives
35mm b/w and color negatives
35mm b/w and color negatives and one contact sheets
One contact sheet
Contact sheet w/negatives
Four 4x5 b/w and negatives
Five 2.25 square negatives
Eight 4x5 b/w negatives
35mm and 2.2 square b/w negatives
Contact sheets and negatives
12 2.2 square b/w negatives
One 2.2x3.2 b/w negative
One contact sheet and 35mm b/w negatives
Six 4x5 b/w negatives
One 4x5 b/w negative
Student Life, Yearbook (candids)
Contact sheets and negatives
35mm b/w negatives
35 mm b/w and color negatives
35 mm color negatives
35 mm bw/ and color negatives
33 color slides
47 color slides and b/w contact sheets
77 color slides
38 color slides
32 color slides
9 color slides
35 mm bw/ and color negatives
RG 008 | box: 28 | l.Class in Literature; 2.Social Room; 3.Student's Room; 4.Field Club; 5.Nature Trail; 6.Kindergarten; 7.Physical Education; 8.At Play with the Children.
8 glass slides w/duplicate negatives
Three 4x5 b/w and one 4x5 color negatives
Contact sheets and negatives by Gilles Rousseau (inventory of events included)
Contact sheets and negatives by Gilles Rousseau (inventory of events included)
Contact sheets and negatives by Gilles Rousseau (inventory of events included)
Contact sheets and negatives by Gilles Rousseau (inventory of events included)
Contact sheets and negatives by Gilles Rousseau (inventory of events included)
Contact sheets and negatives
Contact sheets b/w
Contact sheets b/w
Two rolls 35 mm color
One roll 35 mm color
Six rolls 35 mm color
One roll 35 mm color
Four rolls 35 mm color
One roll 35 mm color
Approximately 200 rolls 35mm color
One 11x14 b/w
One 11x14 b/w
Two 5x7 (one mounted), two 8x10 and one 5x7 b/w (copies)
One 11x14 b/w
One 8x10, one 8x10 (mounted), and one 7x8 b/w
26 Various sizes (8x10 3.5x5 b/w) two 3x5.5 color
Eleven 8x10, one 8x10 (mounted), 7 5x7, one 4x6 b/w
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
22 various sizes ( 8x10 to 3.5x5 b/w and color) includes contact sheets/negatives)
41 various sizes (5x7 to 3.5x5 b/w and color)
One 5x7 b/w
One 5x7 b/w
15 4x6 color w/negatives
Five 4x6 color
Ten 3.5x5 and 19 4x6 color; one 5x7, four 4x6, one 3.5x5 b/w
Two 4x6 b/w, five 3.5x5 color, 48 4x6 color
Three 4x6 portraits b/w
Three 4x6 color
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
One 8x10 b/w (mounted)
31 various sizes (2.5x3 to 8x10 b/w and color)
30 various sizes (2.5x3 to 8x10 b/w and color)
31 Various sizes (4x6 to 8x10 b/w)
34 various sizes (3.5x5 to 8x10 b/w and color)
45 various sizes (2.5x3 to 5x7 b/w and color)
16 3.5x5 and eight 4x6 b/w w/negatives
54 4x6 color w/negatives
21 5x7 b/w
34 4x6 color; five 4x5 b/w; and seven 3.5x5 color; w/negatives
One 5x7 b/w
50 various sizes (3.5x5 to 8x10 black and white and color)
WCSC Sticker
22, 4x6 cards, 18 various sizes cut from catalogs/yearbooks
Students posed with bicycle
Six 8x10 b/w
One contact sheet and 35mm negatives
214 color slides
correspondence w/Ralph Hollibaigh re: adding D.K. Singer's works to the library catalogue
cassette tape of interview, interview transcript
James Dyer Newspaper clippings; James Dyer Memorabilia: channel 8 still
1969 banquet stills
SGA campaign letter 1969
letter re: tuition
"Dyer Daily" x2
Letter of Board of Trustees 1972
Letter from R Haas 1973
dictation re: participation in the White House Conference on Children 1970
Happy Birthday flyer/Invitation 1986
Repeal Tuition button
SGA campaign button 1969
"tuition is unamerican" bumper sticker
SGA campaign poster x2
SGA campaign pens x2
Invitation belonged to alumnus Ronald M. Gero.
Class of 1943 reunion speech, bios and obituary for Shirley Wood Osgood.
Proposal to eliminate Alumni dues
Alumni meeting minutes
Misc Alumin Assoc. correspondence
Addressed to P. Serniak
"Western Alumnus" Newsletters
letter from descendant (also alumni), list of 1911 graduates and 1911-1912 seniors
event programs
Danbury State Teachers' College
Event programs and 1954-1955 student and faculty handbooks
event programs, sheet music, letter regarding spring concert tickets to Minck from Allan McLeran of the Bard-Parker Co
Student teaching evaluation; newspaper clippings
Included letter regarding their time at DTC, a varsity letter, blazer patch, and Smoke Signals.
math registration card
Mary Carbone reportcard (1953)
page of 1939 memorybook
Class of 1933 memory book
Letters and Cards from James Warburton to Mort Johnson
Donation Thank you; Returned items inventory and thank you; Loaned items receipt
Class of '42's 50th
Class of 42's 50th
Class of '42's 50th
dedication of Sun Dial by Class of '42 to the Memory of Waren Laws at Class' 50th reunion
55th reunion card
Class of '40 at 55th reunion
Class of '40 at 55th reunion
Mort singing
Mort Singing and Martha Listening
Class of '42 at class reunion of '40's 55th reunion
K. Tyler Caruso giving speech at 55th reunion of class of '40
Gar, Anne Marie, Louise, Martha, and Ethel on way to see Marion in Sharon, CT October 1996
40, '41, '42 picnickers, june 2001
our state guests 2007
Class of '42 fall of 2001
Class of '42 Fall 2001
Annual Reunion Picnic DTC Classes of '40, '41, '42 June 2001
WCSU reunion 1999
WVSU reunion 1999
DTC reunion 1999
DTC reunion class of '40 2001
Class of '40-'42
Class of '42
Class of '43
Class of '42 and Barbara O '43
Class of '40-'43
Class of '40
Class of '43
Class of '40 and Murray Burke '41
Bert Cook Farm
2 negatives found in the Library Director's office which depict student age men and women were added to this folder as the content and negative types were similar. They presumably were collected for the University's centennial.
Marty 1938
Mort 1939
DTC students 1939
Snake Dance 1938
Last day of school 1938
Margie and friend 1937
girls in summer 1936
dormitory 1937
Stella and Marge 1937
Latitia Acheson, Eunice Taylot, Jean Shophard Gilbert and Amrtha Warner 1936
students on DNS step 1936
DNS first class with male students 1936
DNS crowd, Art Coladarci and Danny Skandera 1936
Sophomore class picnic 1938
Sophomore class picnic 1938
Sophomore class picnic 1938
DNS song, 1969 Coninuum program with sheet music
Rural Club Cook Book: 1936
Contains recipes from Faculty, staff and students, e.g. Ruth Haas
support university celebration bumper sticker x2, state emblum sticker x2
3 - DNS 1930s; DSTC 1949-1950; DSC 1963
Proof
Images for saxophone and synthesized tape (tape accompaniment)
Floppy disk "Chris Marher Jeopardy Photos"; VHS "Edward (Ted) Hines - 'Fitness & Wellness for the Senior Citizen' Approx 35 min"; DTC '33 Reel of Film of Campus Scenes; i95 FM cassette of WestFest1995-Blues Traveler; Scotch video cassette take "Business in the 1900's"; Maxell video cassette "Fatal Ignorance" regarding the AIDS crisis; Milton Babbitt "Images" backing tape for Saxophone (1979); DVD - WCSU Baseball 1974; DVD-"His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama"; WCSU VHS take "Forum on The Environment and Religion February 21, 2002 Host: Dr. Christopher L. Kukk"; "Veterans History Project" Disc 2: Sean McCollum and Aaron Atwood
5k Centennial sign-up flier, 5k T-shirt, Centennial Polo, WCSU Medal, folder of Retrospective Photo Exhibit sign-in sheet
1960 members of the Science Department burried a time capsule in the corner of Higgins Hall. It was opened in 2002 and all items inside were in perfect condition. Contents include: a 1960 Danbury phone directory, 1950's news clippings, a teacher's salary chart, and a 1960 commencement program.
Katherine Augusta Sutton clippings
Includes: newspaper clippings relating to the death of former DTC teacher Dr. Sutton from 1949, 1 postcard of DTC ca. 1920, 1 1943 commencement program, 1 civic pledge, 3 alumni newsletters (1961-1965).
Includes: 6 t-shirts, 1 brick, 1 button, and 1 pledge notebook for the Chi Epsilon Sigma fraternity.
Dee Tee Cee student newspaper x4
christmas pageant program
scrapbook cover
RG 008 | box: OS 3 | DTC and DSC Beanie Box
DTC Mortimer Johnson beanie
DSC Arata beanie;
DTC Donovan beanie;
DTC freshman beanie;
Marjorie Byiteck Salem beanie ('65, m '76)
John R. Perkins memorabilia: 1892
Framed John R Perkins Sr b/w photo
Family ancestry "Ancestors of 13* Shannon Elizabeth" of Perkins
John R Perkins 1892 b/w photo Washington, CT
Yellow Woman's College Gym Suit
Gym suit and beanie
Oil on canvas. The portrait is thought to be of a DTC student.
"Aurelianus Imperator" written presumably when Hawkes attended Barnard College.
DTC Varsity Letters x 2, DTC Blazer patch (Betty Ann Smith, '48), DTC Varsity letter (large) Robert J. Brayton, '55.
WCSU Police patch x4
WCSU alumni hat
WCSU centennial hat
WCSU decal
WCSU 6'" ruler
WCSU leather bookmark x2
WCSU alumni assoc. photo holder key fob
WCSU pencil
WCSU alumni assoc. key fob
WCSU clip bookmark
Danbury American Revolution Bicentennial commemorative coin
WCSU alumni association decal x2
O'Neill Center Ribbon Cutting Commemorative ceramic coffee mug x2
Navy blue WCSU Commemorative ceramic coffee mug
WCSU PAC lanyard
'"Shalamazoo at Venue 21'" event momento
Ruth A Haas Library dedication momento Clock
WCSU glass paperweight
1999 Commencement Invitation/picture frame
1968, 1969 & 1970 Class reunion invitation/picture frame
"You Belong in CT" pin
WCSU 1984-1985 Women's Basketball commemorative T-shirt
Campus-to-Campus 5k Road Race T-shirt x2
Campus-to-Campus 5k Road Race T-shirt
1996 PAC and Alumni Association homecoming "Western hoe-down" scarf
Haas Library Project T-shirt
PAC fall 1997 movie schedule bookmark
America's Top 100 Banned Books Postcard's x3
Centennial banner x3
WCSU SGA bumpersticker (1983)x2
Red WCSU Spring Weekend Chalice/Goblet, 1971
2 President J.W. Schmotter Inauguration Tote bags
2 Athletic Hall of Fame paper weights
1 WCSU at Waterbury paper weight; 1 WCSU Centennital paperweight
RG 008 | box: US 1 | Pins and button
Keep Tuition Down (button)
KEEP TUITION DOWN' button
DNS, DTC Graduation pins x 3
Western Connecticut State University pin circa 2000
The baseballs were donated by Robert J. Brayton who played on the baseball team at Danbury State Teacher's College. Accompanying the baseballs are two notes from Brayton re: the origin and significance along with a note to Brayton from classmate Herman Anderson.
Florence L. Anderson From Day to Day at School
Scrapbook cover and pages. Images and many inserts removed for preservation. See folders for contents.
Contains theater programs, report cards, notes, newsletters, and ephemera.
Yearbook has many annotations, letter from descendants, and clipping from a directory of persons from education - listing Rigby as a faculty member at Danbury State College. Gift of Kathleen Horton.
Framed print from Scott Fanton Museum collection.
Fairfield county x2, CT x1
National Exchange Club 1950s; WCSU Faculty Emeriti Distinguished Service Tribute 1990-91; Mayor's Ball Service Award 2004 2006, 2007; Danbury Housing Partnership award 2011; Women's Center 2012; India Association of Greater Danbury 2008
Monroe Doctrine
The Northwest Ordinance
The Gettysburg Address
The Emancipation Proclomation
Jackson's Letter Describing New Orleans
Midnight Northeastern on Bass Rocks
Large 8 x 4ft oil on canvas - framed. By Patricia Yaps (Holcomb) and Terry Verrilli. Presented in honor of Ruth Haas to Western Connecticut State College by John Stetson and Fred Fearn, Danbury Fair Arts and Crafts.
Apple Basket
Donated to WestConn in memory of Teresa Fichtl Leo by the class of 1934 of the Danbury Normal School. Teresa had been the 1934 class president.
Medieval Gradual Manuscript Leaf
One single half of a folio page. A Gregorian manuscript of psalm 102 or 103 marking Michaelmas with music (5 line staff) on lamb or sheep skin. It strongly resemples Spanish manuscripts from the late 1500s. Provenance is unknown.
Oil on canvas panels: Albert Einstein By Karin Walko; Mark Twain By Pam Sundlof; William Shakespeare By Vartan Yeranos; Ansel Adams By Marlana Cole; Georgia O'Keeffe By Doreen Negri; Andy Warhol By Heather Scott; Salvador Dali By Vanda Janson; Mother Teresa By Beth Mccormack; Isaac Asimov By Inga Olson
needlework done by Phyllis Nathanson
Aerial Photographic Survey of Town of Danbury, Conn.
48 x 48" under glass.
Transferred from former director of library - Ralph Hollibaugh's office
Charles Ives Collages
2 pieces. Multimedia on wood.
[Abstract cardboard cutout art]
~24x36" color map. US Geological Survey.
Needlepoint portrait of George Washington (based on the Landsdowne portrait by Gilbert Stewart)
This needlepoint portrait of George Washington is a copy of Gilbert Stewart's "Lansdowne" portrait which was the portrait Dolley Madison saved from the British during the War of 1812 . This reproduction was made in 1840 by Mrs Emily Keach of Sandy Hill, NY and took her over 12 months to complete. Mrs. Keach gave this portrait to Thomas Blackman Wheeler (her daughter's husband) who in turn passed it on to his son Henry Wheeler. Henry Wheeler's daughter, Marguerite Wheeler Patchen, was a teacher in the laboratory school of WestConn, and after inheriting the portrait from her Father, donated it with her sister (Annie O. Wheeler) to the College on September 1, 1969.
Portrait of "Richard?" with USS Bridgeport cap
Portrait appears to be oil paint on canvass. The canvass is mounted in a wooden frame with gold painted highlights. The boy pictured is wearing a sailor's cap which has on its band "Bridgeport." The USS Bridgeport was a German built ship that was seized by the US Navy in 1917 and used as a destroyer in World War I. On the reverse side of the canvass "Richard" is written in pencil in large letters.
[Alice seated pose], sculpture by Herbert Hofmann-Ysenbourg : 1960s
Piece had been in the director's conference room in the Haas Library. Brought to the Archives in August of 2013. Piece was presumably donated by WCSU Professor, Al Stewart
Figures with Sun (Figuras Con Sol)
Rhys Caparn sculptures: 1957-1978
Donated to the Haas Library by the artist in 1985.
Automotem Totem: 1965-1975
On display in WCSU Archives Connecticut Room.
Rusty nail collage: 1965-1975
On Display in WCSU Archives Connecticut Room
Gift of Richard J. Gerber
Donated to the Haas Library in 2023.
[Fisherman on the shore], by John C. Pellew, watercolor
Chagall Pint
Clouds 1-4
4 panels
IT&I Retreat Painting
The Prelude
[Untitled]
History of Western Connecticut State College: 75 Years, 1903-1978
x2
A History of Western Connecticut State University, 1978-1993
RG 008 | box: 4 | School Viewbooks, DSTC Brochure
x3
Guide to Archival Materials in the Ruth A. Haas Library Western Connecticut State College
SGA handbook, student handbook 1949-1950, college union handbook
Fairfield Hall Memories and Fairfield Hall Recollections, by Darla Shaw. Incl. Fairfield Hall history.
President Bill Clinton came to WCSU to thank the students of Connecticut for their generous contributions towards building a 1500 pupil school in Sri Lanka.
Brochure issued by University Police, includes parking rules and regulations and parking maps for both Midtown and Westside campuses.
Ruth Haas Lirary Dedication October 17, 2000 Truman A. Warner Hall Dedication October 27, 2000
Book of blueprints with 2 copies of lighting plan.
10 plans for midtown campus renovations.
Bound Copy of "Vol. 1 of 3 Specification Contract No. BI-RD-103/103A Ruth A. Haas Library Edition and Swing Building" June 1997
May 1998, May 2000, Monthly Employment and Utilization Reports
June 2000 Monthly Employment and Utilization Reports
July 2000 Monthly Employment and Utilization Reports
August 2000 Monthly Employment and Utilization Reports
January - February 2000, Dept. of Public Works
March - April 2000, Dept. of Public Works
May - June 2000, Dept. of Public Works
This subseries is made up of 98 student papers. The general theme to most of these papers tends to focus on either the Danbury area or Connecticut in general, but there are some exceptions. There are several papers that contain photos, maps, and other extra material. Many of these papers were done for Dr. Truman Warner's classes.
Most of these papers have complete identifying information including the student's name, paper title, the class for which the paper was done, the professor, and the date. However, not all the papers contain all this information. There were seven papers to which the identity of the student was either in question or not known at all. Some papers have some pages missing. It should also be noted that this collection originally had 101 student papers, but three are now missing. This collection was originally a part of Acc. #100 with each numbered from 1-101.
The papers are arranged alphabetically by the student's last name with the unknown papers appearing at the end. In cases in which the student had more than one paper in the collection, the arrangement goes alphabetically by the title of their paper.
The papers were written primarily for history classes, but few were written for social science classes. Dates of these papers range from as early as 1962 and go up to 1970, although most of the papers fall in between 1967-1970.
Many of these papers appear to have been done for research seminar classes, although it seems that not all were done for that particular reason.
This grouping of materials in comprised of small accessions of faculty and administrative memorabilia, ephemera, papers, media and objects that are not associated with other record groups or collections.
Transferred to Archives from Office of Academic Programs 2008; 1)State cash receipts (accounting for the State Treasurer) and 2) Student activity fund (1968-1969). The State Cash Receipts ledger includes monthly accounting of cash receipts for the college as well as accounting of some student expenditures.
includes framed photo, commemorative plaque, award, b/w still photo
The magazine for Ct Living April 1973 x2
Gift of Bill Steinkraus
Danbury State College banner
12 x 14"
2 copies of the game.
ROSAMARÍA in BIBLIOPHILÍA
x3
Gift from Finis E. Engleman, Pres of Southern & Comm of Education to R.H. on retirement
Walworth Manufacturing Company, Boston Mass. Brass finial with the truck or pully. Mounted on wood display base.
Ceremonial mace, WCSC
former property of Claire Geddes: old main
Transferred to Archives from Office of Academic Programs 2008; blue and white, three feet by four feet with State Seal
Danbury Normal School class banners: 1915, 1920, 1921, 1923
Large felt banners with silk or cotton lettering. Banners range in size from 20" x 20" to 4' x 3'.
"College Days" - directed by Ruth Bornman, photography by Esther Wagner and Art by E. Gowan: 1941
2 DVD copies from the original 16mm color film. The original film was lost while being digitized in 2008. The DVD's were created in 2003 for the WCSU Centennial.
WCSU Video: ca. 1995
"Our Own Melodies": 1925
Purchased from eBay in July 2014.
Library Statistics, historical: 1952, 1988
From Library Director's files
Collected by Joanne Elpern of the Library Staff.
Stamford Advocate, News-Times and a letter to James Roach regarding adherence to affirmative action regulations.
Rudner was Dean of Graduate Studies and extension services, and a professor in the School of Education. He came to DSC after being the superintendent of New Milford schools as an adjunct and then transitioned to being full-time in 1966-1967. He then served three years as dean of administrative affairs and then Graduate Studies.
Soviet Poster: 1930s-1970s
Soviet Poster: 1930s-1970s
Soviet Banner: 1930s-1970s
Soviet Banner: 1930s-1970s
2 Banners (donated by Prof. Michael Nolan - collected by Frank Gillespie in the 1970s while travelling through the Soviet Union). Proletarians of all countries unite and a commemorative banner for 2nd place in a contest.
2 Keyboards (Clavichord and Virginal): 1998
The virginal was donated to WCSU by a former student, Stephen Casella. The clavichord belongs to a former adjunct, Stephen Roberts, but it has not been reclaimed.
Globe and stand
The class of 1940 presented Dr. Ruth Haas with this world globe at their 25th reunion, in 1965, in honor of Dr. Grant Finch, a professor of geography who was their class sponsor.
Customs House: undated
Bust of Hippocrates
The bust of Hippocrates was donated to WCSU during the administration of Dr. James R. Roach. The bust was received by Roach wit hthe Third Annual Paideia Service Award from the Hellenic Society. Roach was presented with the award and bust for the University's support of Greek study. The event was held in HArtford on March 25, 2003 to mark Greek Independence Day.
The bust was created for the Pegasus Company by Nicolas Sevcosticles. The bust was presumably cast from bondd alabaster and appears to be loosely based o na statue of Hippocrates in Larissa, Greece.
Materials include "Laboratory Workbook in Earth Science," "Dimension: Earth Science a Laboratory Workbook," and Gas Chromatography Methods for Done Flourne and Nitrogen Composition," a paper.
Materials include: Uranium Symposium pamphlet, National Academy of Sciences National Research Council 39th annual meeting program, Seismological observatory bulletin, "Mr. Lindey and the The Monster" article, "Fossil being Rebuilt at ISC" article, "Retrographical Investigations of the Salt Wash Sediments" progress reports for June 1953,October 1953, April 1954 (x2), and October 1954.
3 booklets (Songs of Women in Finnegan's Wake, Children's Songs in Finnegan's Wake and the James Joyce Cassette Series) and 3 audio cassettes (songs of women, children and Ulysses). Dr. McGrory taught at WestConn from 1968-1977 and then became a Dean at Eastern Connecticut State University.
Set of 4 manuscripts by Russell Fryer, a professor at WCSU. The first version is from 2011. The titles of the works are "Uncertainty and Prediction: Single-sentence Ideas, Thoughts, and Aphorisms", "Triump and Tragedy: Single-sentence Ideas, Thoughts, and Aphorisms", "Belief and Reason: Single-sentence Ideas, Thoughts, and Aphorisms", and "Truth and Consequences: Single-sentence Ideas, Thoughts, and Aphorisms"
Also includes note from professor Fryer to Eileen Coladarci, and note from Elieen Coladarci to the archives.
DNS Pennant Sticker
Donated by the archivist, purchased via eBay in 2018.
Include are: 4, 3 x 5" black and white snapshots, 2 class portraits, Dee Tee Cee from June '38, and commencement program. Given to the archives by Helen Bechard. 1938 was the first graduation under the name of the Danbury Teacher's College.
Colonial Chuck (mascot suit)
Created by Street Characters (mascots.com or 888-mascots) in Canada. The head is found in the realia_bag. There are two jacket tops, shoes, pants, shoe bottoms, repair kits and manufacturer documentation.
This is the first run of Wolves t-shirts presented to memebers of the Mascot Committee in April of 2022.
The folders are arranged chronologically and within each year are separated by originals and copies of the originals. Sports have been separated within each year by originals and copies as well. By 1999, most of the clippings were made available via a published digest; these are indicated in the inventory but are housed separately.
Sep.25, 1979: Connecticut Business Journal: "WCSC is already prepared for the 1980s" by Robert M.Bersi.
Jan 9-13, 1980: Nathan S.Ancell gives $600,000 to WCSC.
Feb 27, 1980: Union Carbide world headquarters in Danbury.
Sep-Oct, 1980: Ancell School of Business profiled.
Nov 9, 1980: Union Carbide's headquarters under construction.
Jan , 1981: Connecticut Magazine, Annual Business Forecast "The Fifty-First State of Fairfield"; Jan 15, 1981: Region's population growth led state during 1970s.
Feb 1981: Dr. Mel aids in construction of Union Carbide, Union Carbide Headquarters News.
Mar 1, 1981: Editorial: Western will miss Dr. Bersi.
Apr 9-10, 1981: Youngs give WestConn money to establish business library.
May 18, 1981: End of Bersi era.
Jun 25-26, 1981: Dr. Stephen Feldman backed for President of WestConn.
Jul 18, 1981: Dr. Stephen Feldman interview; Jul 26, 1981: Editorial: Think about a second state university.
Aug 21, 1981: Perkin-Elmer donates $319,000 for computer center; Governor helps secure funds for new WCSC dormitory.
Sep 13, 1981: Ancell School of Business profiled.
Oct 25-26, 1981: WCSC enrollment up again.
Nov 3, 1981: Groundbreaking for Ella Grasso dormitory.
Dec 5,8, 1981: WestConn 100 Society established.
Jan 26, 1982: Constantine Kalogeras, Dean of Ancell School of Business, interview.
Feb 3, 1982: Editorial: Inadquate funding of public higher education by the state.
Mar 2, 1982: Federal aid to college students cut.
Apr 6, 1982: Gov. O'Neill officially opens Westside campus; Apr 24, 1982: WestConn may get university status.
May 12, 1982: WestConn/Univ. of Bridgeport set joint program; May 27, 1982: O'Neill signs higher education bill creating "superboard" for state colleges.
Sep 6, 1982: Cost of higher education keeps students close to home; Sep 29, 1982: Drs. Lester Thurow and Arthur B. Laffer debate economic future.
Nov 15, 1982: New England Busines, "Danbury, The Growth Years;" Nov 15, 1982: Young Library dedication; Nov 28, 1982: WestConn admission standards.
Dec 20, 1982: Business Week, "Business and Universities: A New Partnership;" Dec 20, 1982: WCSC receives storm-study grant; Dec 27,1982: Computer aided chemistry: LIMS supplied by Perkin-Elmer.
Jan 10, 1983: Enrollment declines at state colleges; Jan 30, 1983: Dr. Mel Goldstein uses own method of forecasting.
Feb 24-27, 1983: WCSC becomes WCSU.
Mar 1, 1983: University status raises student expectations.
Apr 25, 1983: Robotic systems/Unimation to stay in Danbury.
May 17, 1983: Connecticut Business Journal, "No interest charged at Islamic banks" by Gus Kalogeras,
Jun 10, 1983: Constantine Kaogeras, dean of Westconn's Ancell School of Business interview; Jun 22, 1983: Minority enrollment in colleges up; June 26, 1983: Dr. Phillip Lu interview; June 30, 1983: WestConn group looks at Lake Candlewood weeds,
Jul 3, 1983: WestConn applications jump 45%; Jul 3, 1983: Edwin A. Goldberg new trustee,
Aug , 1983: Westchester and Fairfield County Life, Harvey Sadow and Boehringer Ingelheim, Ltd., Aug 10, 1983: Joanne Wells and budget cuts; Aug 12, 1983: Carbide supports Ancell School forums; Aug 24, 1983: Salley DeLoughy creator of the Ancell Consumer Price Index,
Sep 3-16, 1983: Dr. Eric Roman's theory about Korean jet crash and aftermath of news story; Sep 23, 1983: Robert Reich and Donald Rumsfeld debate; Sep 28, 1983: Prof. Carl Myhill's textbook "The Clockmaker's Apprentice."
Oct 2, 1983: Project Acorn; Oct 9-11, 1983: Teaching profession; International Trade and Transportation, Dr. George Linabury "Scholar sees continued instability in southeastern Mediterranean region;" Oct 29,1983: State releases money to design new fieldhouse and athletic field.
WestConn Football clippings - No Ignoring Colonials Now
Oct 21, 1983: Coach Paul Pasqualoni and football team.
Nov 16, 1983: Novo Laboratoies to build new facility in Danbury; Nov 30, 1983; Yale Prof. James Tobin to speak on "The Federal Deficit and the Economy."
Dec 9,11, 1983: James Tobin (see Nov 30).
Jan 1, 1984: George Orwell's year is here; Jan 8, 1984: Dr. Ann Hines interview; Jan 25, 1984: Prof. Jean Catto researching book on terrorist acts on American Corporations abroad; Jan 27,31, 1984: Trent Arterberry to offer "Introduction to Mime" workshop; Jan 29, 1984: John Toland to speak on "The Historian's Craft."
Jan 13-26, 1984: Men's and women's basketball.
Feb 3, 1984: Arnold C. Brackman Memorial Scholarship planned at WCSU; Feb 12, 1984: Background on Pimms; Feb 14, 1984: WCSU picks firm to design fieldhouse; Feb 21, 1984: Holy Ghosts by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Feb 22, 1984: WestConn creating first student waiting list; Feb 27, 1984: Local businesses and unemployment.
Feb 1-26, 1984: Men's and women's basketball.
Mar 1, 1984: Mabel Mattson retires; Mar 6, 1984: WCSU increases campus police; Mar 7, 1984: Holy Ghosts review; Mar 7, 1984: Annual Gino J. Arconti Lecture series; Mar 25, 1984: Computer degree offered.
Mar 27, 1984: Softball opener.
Apr 5-8, 1984: Ives Center building; April 6, 1984: "Fantasticks" by The Dramatons at WCSU; Apr 6-17, 1984: Several articles on music in the area; Apr 13, 1984: Conference on math and science as women's careers; April 16,21, 1984: WestConn professors near contract agreement; Apr 22, 1984: Coach Ted Hines interviewed; Apr 29,1984: John M. Eichrodt obituary.
Apr 8, 1984: Men's and women's baseball; Apri.27,1984; Rajcula comments about Women's Professional Basketball League.
May 1, 1984: T. Clark Hull, State Appellate Court judge, to speak at commencement; May 4: Prof. James Scrimgeour interview; May 8: Cooperative effort of Union Carbide and area educators to promote math and sciencs; May 8: House passes bill authorizing fieldhouse and athletic field; May 9: WestConn new state weather-watcher; May 11: Ronald W. Shaw appointed public safety director at WCSU; May 15, 1984: Ruth Kohl, head of Nursing Department leaves post.
May 6, 1984: John Welch, assistant men's basketball coach and trainer, interview.
Jun 1,3, 1984: Weather related articles and Dr. Mel Goldstein; Jun 3: Dorothy Greenwald interview; Jun 14: Gov. O'Neill signs bonding bill for planned; Jun 20: Dr. Peter Siver: Weeds and algae may choke Candlewood lake's future; Jun 21: Candlewood Lake Authority thrust into role of saving lake; Jun 28: Bonnie Yake interview.
Jul 5, 1984: WCSU offers new master's in business of science; Jul 5, 1984: 600 political science books donated to Haas Library by Prudential-Bache Securities; Jul 5,6,19, 1984: Richard H. Sullivan appointed V.P. of Administrative Affairs; Jul 9, 1984: Fred Tesch, Chairman of the Management Department interview; Jul 10, 1984: Letter to the Editor: College library called inadequate; Jul 19, 1984: Ives Center editorial; Jul 25, 1984: Rebuttal to Jul 10 letter to editor.
Aug 5,8,13, 1984: Richard Moryl's "The Golden Phoenix; Aug 5, 1984: Candlewood Playhouse seeks comback; Aug 7, 1984: 11% tuition hike for state; Aug 22,24,25,27, 1984: Padanaram firefighters 100th b/day; Aug 22,31, 1984: WCSU offers two master's degrees in health care undergrads; Aug 24, 1984: WCSU continues its expansion; Aug 26, 1984: Ives memorial takes shape.
Aug 26, 1984: WCSU football team seeks consistency.
Sep 5, 1984: NU supports Candlewood Lake weed plan; Sep 12-16, 1984: Tricentennial Celebration; Sep 15, 1984: Dr. Janick and "Project Acorn: The Greening of WestConn;" Sep 16,27,29, 1984: Donald E. Weened and the Charles Ives Center; Sep 19, 1984: Danbury Preservation Trust; Sep 21, 24, 1984: WCSU receives grant for phosphorus study in Candlewood Lake; Sep 23, 1984: Danbury's Music Fair: An Ives Tribute; Sep 24, 1984: Reception launching the Charles Ives Center for the Arts.
Sep 29, 1984: Football: Charles Blaszka, Jamie Prunty, and Guy Samuelson featured.
Oct 1,3, 1984: Musical Fair at the Ives Center; Oct 2, 1984: Teacher program revised for state certification; Oct 7, 1984: WestConn has local image problem; Oct 22, 1984: Presidential debate viewed by WCSU students; Oct 28, 1984: Andrea B. O'Connor, new nursing director; Oct 31, 1984: Contracts for design of fieldhouse complex signed.
WestConn Football clippings - Glen Worthy "Mr. Stick."
Oct 6, 1984: Western football and Glen Worthy "Mr. Stick."
Nov 3, 1984: Contracts signed for design of field house complex; Nov 6, 1984: Prof.Dennis Kenney rides subways in search of thesis; Nov 14, 1984: Guardian Angel, Lisa Sliwa, speaks at WCSU; Nov 15, 1984: Prof. Ellen Rosenberg and WCSU's Center for Urban Studies; Nov 15, 1984: John Toland and Dr. Roman to lead methods class in history research; Nov 15, 1984: Moliere's Tartuffe by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 19,20, 1984: Dr. Walter Bernstein designed superintendent-in-residence program; Nov 23, 1984: Assoc. Prof. Jan Henson Dow chosen one of four finalists for the 1985 National Play Award of $12,500; Nov 24, 1984: WCSU Chaplain Dr. Robert Wolsch.
Nov 3, 1984: Running backs Dave Atkinson, Scott Haney and Mike Megura featured; Nov 10, 1984: Football coaching staff growth/staff photograph; Nov 17, 1984: Harry Hyra, traveling basketball consultant; Nov 18, 1984: WestConn men open with hoop victory.
Dec 8,9, 1984: Dallas K. Beal becomes President of CSU; Dec 16, 1984: Prof. Lu, and student Michael Wiggs to study evolution of stars in Chile; Dec 19, 1984: Nathan Ancell's business ethics class; Dec 24, 1984: Few being enticed into teaching despite incentives; Dec 24, 1984: Dr. Mel Goldstein to make movie on maritime meteorology; Dec 30, 1984: Virginia Steinkrauss, wife of Phillip Steinkrauss, interview.
Dec 18, 1984: Women's basketball team wins Tip-Off Tournament; Dec 30, 1984: Women's basketball team unbeaten.
Jan 10, 1985: Francesco Gianninoto interview; Jan 27, 1985: States' leaders to meet in Danbury.
Feb 10, 1985: Boehringer Ingelheim revamps organization; Feb 21, 1985: Prof. Dennis Kenney's survey on subway crime; Feb 27, 1985: Economists George Gilder and Martin Felstein debate; Feb 28, 1985: Severe storm conference and Dr. Mel Goldstein's experimental weather predictor.
Mar 1, 1985: Dr. Mel Goldstein and experimental weather predictor a hit; Mar 3, 1985: WCSU expands law curricula; Mar 21, 1985: Peter Came, historian of Danbury, England, to give annual Gino Arconti Lecture.
Mar 15, 1985: Jody Rajacula named Coach of the Year by the New England Women's Basketball Assn.
Apr 19, 1985: WCSU still needs teaching certification by state; Apr 25, 1985: Parking lot funding anticipated; Apr 26, 1985: Dr. Phillip Lu and school's new 16 inch reflector telescope; Apr 29, 1985: Alvin P. Dobsevate interview.
May 10, 1985: Rhys Caparn donates four of her works to WCSU; May 25, 1985: Prof. Eli P.Schutts may sue state.
Jun 20, 1985: Enrollment decline forecast for state colleges; Jun 30, 1985: Dr. Mel Goldstein and his DAX system for predicting severe weather.
Jul 9, 1985: WCSU plans biochemistsry lab; Jul 19, 1985: Dr. Janick and the Historic American Building Survey (HABS); Ju.19, 1985: Boehring Ingelheim gives $100,000 endowment to establish biochemistry lab; Jul 21, 1985: Biologist Peter Siver and Golden Algae (Chrysophyceae); Jul 31, 1985: Constantine Kalogeras interview.
Aug 22, 1985: Leah Ortiz and drama professor Richard Reimold.
Sep 9, 1985: Prof. Alex Westfried studies the issues of feminism in Brazil; Sep 11, 1985: Proposed tuition hike of 10.8%; Sep 26,28-29, 1985: Dr. Mel Goldstein tracking hurricane Gloria.
Oct 2, 1985: Nathan Ancell hosts reception for WCSU's Economics Club and new journal Western's Economic Journal; Oct 9, 1985: Samuel Young obituary (established the Robert S. Young Business Library); Oct 10, 1985: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., speaker, Union Carbide Cororation Lecture Series; Oct 19, 1985: Rabbi Jerome R. Malino marks 50 years in Danbury.
November, 1985: Dr. Mel Goldstein interview; Nov 8, 1985: Economist Irving Kellner spoke at WestConn's 100 Society lunch; Nov 10, 1985: Stephen Feldman's co-authored book Smater Money; Nov 22, 1985: Dr. Phillip Lu and WCSU's new 16-inch reflector telescope.
Nov 27, 1985: WCSU drops out of NEFC.
Dec 17, 1985: Future teachers don't do too well on new skill tests; Dec 19, 1985: Ellen and Jamie Prunty interview; "Dec 29, 1985: WCSU becoming more selective in accepted students; Dec 30, 1985: Joan Apple Leomoine becomes dean of Student Affairs.
Dec 28, 1985: WCSU basketball team departs for Europe on 11 day, four game tour.
Jan 3,6,8, 1986: Rhys Caparn donates sculptures to WCSU; n.d., 1986: Plonia Nixon (artist) Interview.
Feb 4,24, 1986: $45,000 grant to WCSU from Adolph Coors Company and the A. Gallo Distributing Company; Feb 11, 1986: WestConn weather crew will establish formal fee for services; Feb 20, 1986: Del Kinney interview; Feb 20, 1986: WCSU receives state accreditation for new B.A. in Computer Science; Feb 28, 1986: Pippin by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department
Mar 11, 1986: Kathleen Rosenthal and Kenneth Fricker, Charles Ives Center; Mar 14, 1986: The Hartford Courant and Dr. Mel Goldstein; Mar 18,21, 1986: Martin Luther King III to speak in Danbury; Mar 21, 1986: Joan Apple Lemoine, new dean of Student Affairs.
Apr 4, 1986: Justice students will investigate activities of the KKK and other white supremacist organizations in Montgomery, Alabama; Apr 14, 1986: Harold Schramm spoke about Thomas Jefferson's influence on church, state; Apr 22, 1986: West Conn's playwrights in the spotlight; Apr 23,26, 1986: Business degree and competing interests.
May 1, 1986: WestConn drama "Anne and Duley" by Raymond Pape wins preliminaries; May 21, 1986: WestConn told to incrase enrollment of minorities; May 25, 1986: Co-op education.
Jun 5, 1986: Teacher prep plan wins approval from State Board of Education; Jun 8, 1986: MBA degree divides universities (WestConn/Uconn); Jun 24, 1986: Bio-chemistry Lab dedication (Boehringer-Ingleheim).
Jul 1, 1986: Bart Henderson designed device to link the campus and weather station computers; Jul 25, 1986: Eric Lewis/Manhattan String Quartet and travel to Russia; Jul 27, 1986: WCSU summer program to update teachers on bio-technology trends; Jul 28, 1986: WCSU's Economic Club and Western's Economic Journal; Jul 29, 1986: Prof. Barbara Winder's poem "The Idea of Peacocks in Hartford."
Aug, 1986: Greater Danbury Business Digest cover story "The Ancell School of Business: Education for the real world of business;" Aug 10, 1986: Walter Bernstein, Dean of Professional Studies, interview; Aug 10, 1986: Frank Dye gives birth to museum of embryology; Aug 31, 1986: Biology professor Peter Siver's discoveries of golden algae.
Sep 7, 1986: Nurses study Soviet Rx for health; Sep 17, 1986: Budget boosts spending for WestConn.
Oct 1, 1986: Shanty that WCSU students built decries apartheid, apathy; Oct 2, 1986: "Designated driver" campaign; Oct 7, 1986: South African Dumisani S. Kumalo speaks at WestConn; Oct 19, 1986: Manhattan String Quartet on second tour of theSoviet Union through Oct 30.
Nov 6,9, 1986: Carbide land sale imminent; Nov 11, 1986: Economic Club offers students free legal referral service; Nov 13, 1986: Barbara Winder's prize winning poems; Nov 14, 1986: Dr. Walter Bernstein: Educators set agenda for 21st century child; Nov 22, 1986: WestConn gets ok on MBA; Nov 25, 1986: WestConn profs. John Leopold and Eric Roman confer before mock tribunal at Danbury High.
Dec 1,3, 1986: Peter Siver and Timothy Simpkins: Lake Candlewood and algae; Dec 8, 1986: Uconn MBA head, Norman E. Puffett, to join WestConn; "Dec 11, 1986: Eric Roman, speaks at seminar for history teachers at New Milford High School.
Jan 18, 1987: News-Times Community Forum by Walter B. Bernstein: New life pumped into teacher training.
Feb 5, 1987: WestConn, training school targeted for funds; Feb 5, 1987: Julian Bond at press conference; Feb 8, 1987: New York Times: Dr. Mel Goldstein profiled; Feb 26, 1987: Antigone by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department.
Mar 1, 1987: Antigone by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 8, 1987: "Meet Dr. Mel;" Mar 13, 1987: News-Times Community Forum by James Pegolotti: "Not academic ability alone that results in student failure;" Mar 13, 1987: Union Carbide Corporation Lecture Series: Henry Kissinger; Mar 17, 1987: New-Times Community Forum by Charles P. Mullaney: "Like Gaul, Northern Ireland situation divided in three parts;" Mar 17, 1987: Dr. Edward Hagan's new book on Irish literature; Mar 31, 1987: WestConn College Bowl team prepares for finals.
Apr 3, 1987: Union Carbide Corporation Lecture Series: WestConn student Greg Brooks to sit on panel when Henry Kissenger speaks; Apr 4, 1987: Review of Henry Kissinger lecture; Apr 27, 1987: Day-care center proposed to aid WestConn students; Apr 29, 1987: Gino Arconti Lecture Series: George Nader review.
May 19: WestConn hosts lecture on Malcolm X by Gil Noble, WABC-TV news correspondent.
Jun 4, 1987: Ronald W. Shaw appointed assistant Vice President for Public Safety and Property Management.
Jul 15, 1987: WestConn to open child care center; Jul 21, 1987: WestConn hires Kenneth P. Healy as first Alumni Director; Jul 24, 1987: Union Carbide donates a collection of business related books and periodicals to Young Library; Jul 25-26, 1987: Carol A. Hawkes becomes Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences; Jul 29, 1987: WestConn to start offering MBA program this fall.
August, 1987: Greater Danbury Business Digest: Dean Neil Wagner and Dr. Norman Puffett; Union Carbide, and Unimation; Aug 21, 1987: WestConn names H. Richard Dozier Associate Dean; Aug 29, 1987: Constantine Kalogeras resigns as dean of Ancell School of Business.
Aug 20, 1987: WestConn names Chris Rippon football coach.
Sep 1, 1987: Albert C. Stewart named acting Dean of Ancell School of Business; Sep 24, 1987: IBM manager W. Jason Hancock working at WestConn under the IBM Faculty Loan Program.
Oct 26, 1987: Prof. Alex Westfried interview; Oct 31, 1987: Feldman and faculty to meet.
Oct 16, 1987: Student John Fillyaw profiled.
Nov 1, 1987: Carol Hawkes interview; Nov 3,19,24,29, 1987: WestConn faculty and Feldman discuss strained relations; Nov 9,15, 1987: Susan L. Taylor, Essence editor, speaks to minority youth at Ancell; Nov 18, 1987: Unique minority scholarship program set at WestConn.
Dec 1,6, 1987: Dr. Lu to study black holes in Chile; Dec 6, 1987: Connecticut libraries' collections lagging; Dec 9,15, 1987: Feldman and faculty discussions.
Jan 21,28,31, 1988: WestConn discontent and peace proposals.
Feb 7, 1988: Gov. O'Neill proposes $8.3 million improvement program for WestConn; Feb 10, 1988: Cicely Tyson speaks at WestConn; Feb 14, 1988: Basic Studies Program; Feb 18,20, 1988: WestConn teachers seek representative to solve communication problems with Feldman; Feb 26, 1988: "The Follies of '45" co-authored by Prof. Jan Henson Dow; Feb 28, 1988: Dr. Mel Goldstein and forecasting weather; Feb 29, 1988: Dr. Lu wins grant to study farthest edges of the Milky Way.
Mar 3, 1988: WestConn Foundation disclosure limited; Mar 10, 1988: Prof. Robert J. Merrer uses software gift from Beckman Instruments, Inc.; Mar 13, 1988: Prof. Karen Jambeck retells the fables of Marie de France, a medieval author.
Apr 4, 1988: Guys and Dolls by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Apr 4,21, 1988: Union Carbide Lecture Series: Louis Rukeyser to speak on nation's economy; Apr 8, 1988: Prof. Howard Russock is new faculty ombudsman; Apr 10,12,19, 1988: WestConn Foundation has $1.5 million at its disposal; Apr 12,21, 1988: WestConn police videotaped SGA sponsored studenty rally; Apr 12,19-20, 1988: Rally urges tenure for Saul Mekies; Apr 27, 1988: Dr. Mel Goldstein testifies about weather conditions at Richard Crafts' murder trial.
May 4, 1988: Jim Pegolotti profile in The Bethel Home News; May 5, 1988: Stephen Feldman and faculty discontent; May 5-6,11-14, 1988: Bob Keeshan "Captain Kangaroo" to be graduation speaker; May 5,16, 1988: Letter to Editor: Student defends teacher (Saul Mekies); May 12, 1988: WestConn student wins FOI decision against Foundation (Saul Mekies); May 15, 1988: News-Times Community Forum by Peter A. Lyons "WestConn needs and administrator."
Jun 16,18, 1988: Dr. Philip Lu invited to lecture in the People's Republic of China; Jun 26, 1988: Foundation opens audit report on finances.
Acid rain research
Jul 10, 1988: Albert C. Stewart, interim Ancell dean; Jul 13, 1988: State budget crunch at WestConn; Jul 14, 1988: Peter Siver continues research into acid rain; Jul 15, 1988: State rejects audit request on WestConn; Jul 17,22, 1988: WestConn's MBA program; Jul 24, 1988: Steps-Up program for freshmen in need of remedial help.
Aug 7, 1988: WestConn's receives approval from CSUS for B.A. in meteorology; Aug 9, 1988: Open school foundation, say legislature auditors.
Sep 7, 1988: Feldman addresses faculty; Sep 15,16,18,29, 1988: AAUP meet to decide what action to take against Stephen Feldman; Sep 23, 1988: WestConn dissent continues with two new underground newspapers; Sep 28, 1988: WestConn win $6M to build field house and $7.2M for addition on Haas Library, and $1.6M for residence hall on westside campus.
Oct 1,8, 1988: FOI and WestConn Foundation; Oct 2,4,, 1988: Feldman interview re controversy, petition; Oct 9, 1988: Child care program ends at WestConn; Oct 14, 1988: Streamers by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Oct 20,27-29, 1988: Faculty vs. Feldman and Dean of Personnel Frank Muska.
Nov 4,15,17-18, 1988: Faculty vote on Feldman this month; Nov 7, 1988: The Odd Couple production by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 13, 1988: Racial balance sought on campus; Nov 23, 1988: Faculty declined opportunity to voice complaints to Boards of Trustees; Nov 29, 1988: Carbide gives $20,000 for lecture series.
Dec 2-3,9, 1988: Faculty vs. Feldman; Dec 14,20, 1988: WestConn Foundation agrees to audit; Dec 20,22, 1988: Faculty vs. Feldman: State probe fails to solve WestConn dispute.
December, 1988: Men's and women's basketball and soccer; Dec 15, 1988: Ron Gleissner receives academic honor.
January 1989: Greater Danbury Business Digest: Greater Danbury's quality of life is tops (WestConn, Donald and Pat Weeden, and Dr. Mel Goldstein profiled; Jan 1, 1989: Area's top ten stories in 1988: No.10 WCSU and Stephen Feldman; Jan 4,10,19,30, 1989: WestConn Foundation and auditors; Jan 8,18,24, 1989: Dr. Mel Goldstein interview and B.A. in Meteorology; Jan 8, 1989: Dr. Lyn Christie interview; Jan 20,24,26, 1989: Faculty vs. Feldman and Muska; Jan 29, 1989: John Briggs interview.
Jan 4, 1989: Men's basketball.
Feb 3,7 , 1989: NAACP Director of Education, Beverly P. Cole, to open WCSU exhibit of books by black authors; Feb 7,14,1989: Feldman vs. faculty vote; Feb 9, 1989: Feldman's "vision" for the university's future; Feb 12, 1989: Prof. Donald Groff resignation; Feb 12, 1989: New York Times "New Major in College is Weather;" Feb 19, 1989: Dr. Lu finds China changing; Feb 26, 1989: News-Times Community Forum by Ronald J. Tarsi: Make audits public, but keep donors private; Feb 28, 1989: Jan Henson Dow's golden rule of playwrighting.
Feb 28, 1989: Western women in NCAA Division III basketball championship tournament.
Mar 13, 1989: Women's History Month at WestConn; Mar 17, 1989: State deficit could help protect schools' foundations; Mar 27,30, 1989: Faculty to release Feldman evaluation.
Apr 2, 1989: WestConn Foundation and public accountability; Apr 3, 1989: Sports got boost from Foundation; Apr 3, 1989: WestConn Foundation breaks down expenditures; Apr 6, 1989: Feldman received failing grades from faculty; Apr 11, 1989: Bill opens Foundations to auditors; Apr 16, 1989: Arconti Lecture Series: Business and journalism ethics; Apr 29, 1989: Fieldhouse design funding.
May 11, 1989: Bill would limit access to Foundation records; May 14,20, 1989: WestConn symposium on astronomy; May 21, 1989: News-Times Community Forum by Stephen Feldman: Quality Education remains top goal of WestConn Staff; May 24, 1989: Bill allows university Fund audits.
Jun 1, 1989: Bruce K. Blaylock selected as dean of the Ancell School of Business; Jun 3, 1989: Foundation bill goes to governor O'Neill; Jun 8, 1989: $1.54 billion bond package passes…will aid WestConn; Jun 8, 1989: WestConn receives state approval for its teacher preparation program.
Jul 8, 1989: WestConn Foundation books may stay closed; Jul 21, 1989: Prof. Ellen M. Rosenberg's book "The Southern Baptists;" Jul 29, 1989: WestConn Foundation's FOI ruling upheld.
Aug 6, 1989: Bruce K. Blaylock new Ancell dean; Aug 6, 1989: New SGA president, Debra "Susy" Snearly interview; Aug 13, 1989: Howard Russock, biology professor teaches in Jamaica; Aug 27, 1989: Edwena Chance, former Asst. Director of Admissions, says admission standards were routinely lowered for athletes; Aug 27, 1989: Constance Wilds, director of Basic Studies Program, interview; Aug 30, 1989: Wilmorite scrutinized in city probe.
WestConn Football clippings - Dramatic rise of football team
Aug 27, 1989: Chris Rippon, head football coach, and dramatic rise of football team; Aug 27,29,31, 1989: Football players and academics.
Sep 1,9,13, 1989: NAACP targets WCSU re admission of ineligible black students to play football; Sep 7, 1989: Student Center closed due to structural flaws; Sep 14, 1989: WestConn lowers flag to honor late Prof. James Furman; Sep 21,27, 1989: WestConn will probe Basic Studies Program.
Sep 30, 1989: Football practice incident leads to arrest at WestConn.
Oct 14, 1989: Ives Center bandshell wins award; Oct 20, 1989: Union Carbide Lecture Series, Arthur B. Laffer and Lawrence H. Summers debate; Oct 20, 1989: Basic Studies probe begins; Oct 22, 1989: Charles Ives Symposium.
Oct 25, 1989: Coach Rippon and WestConn's football team; Oct 31, 1989: Soccer team earns NCAA bid.
Nov 3,9,12,17, 1989: Basic Studies probed; Nov 7, 1989: Basic Studies program and NAACP; Nov 26, 1989: Yves Tourre, a French meteorologist, joins WestConn's Weather Center.
Nov 5,10-12, : Men's soccer, football, and basketball.
Dec 3, 1989: Racism on college campuses forum; Dec 13, 1989: Football coach Rippon says admission standards unfair; Dec 13, 1989: O'Neill will not investigate Basic Studies Program…will wait for school's own probe; Dec 15, 1989: Black athletes treated fairly says Edward Farrington, WestConn's Athletic Director; Dec 18, 1989: Forensics Lab opens on WestConn campus.
Jan 7, 1990: WestConn strategic plan, mention of Basic Studies; Jan 15, 1990: WestConn opens forensic lab; Jan 25, 1990: W. Edward Deming to speak at WestConn.
Jan 17-31, 1990: Men's and women's basketball; Jan 23, 1990: Coach Bob Campbell.
Feb 9, 1990: W. Edwards Deming speaks at WestConn; Feb 16,27, 1990: State budget cuts; Feb 27, 1990: WestConn strengthens Basic Studies Program.
February, 1990: Men's and women's basketball; Feb 5, 1990: Men's basketball, William Shepard; Feb 27, 1990: Coach Chris Rippon leaves for BU.
Mar 13, 1990: Nathan Ancell interview; Mar 13-14, 1990: Budget cuts; Mar 14, 1990: Basic Studies and student retention; Mar 27, 1990: Edwena Chance and admissions favors; Mar 28, 1990: Dr. Phillip Lu and Hubble Space Telescope.
Mar 2-12, 1990: March Madness; Mar 16m 30, 1990: WestConn's Jody Rajcula named coach of the year; Mar 18, 1990: Men's football and coach Bob Campbell; Mar 28-30, 1990: WestConn football trial to begin (see Sep 30, 1989).
Apr 19, 1990: Basic Studies establishes basic SAT score; Apr 22, 1990: Honors program and Steven Neuwirth.
Apr 4, 1990: Jury to begin deliberations in football trial; Apr 5, 1990: One player guilty, one cleared in attack; Apr 11, 1990: Coaching honor for Campbell; Apr 27, 1990: Player fined for football assault.
May 11, 1990: Accreditation eludes WestConn Business School; May 11,13, 1990: The Kinks concert at Ives Center; May 16-21, 1990: Basic Studies 'flawed;' May, 1990: WestConn Summer Theater, first production Frankie and Johnny; May 20, 1990: Openings, a new arts and entertainment magazine published at WCSU.
May 7, 1990: Baseball Phil Coll profiled; May 15,20, 1990: Ken Brasington new football coach.
Jun 2, 1990: NAACP says WestConn review of recruiting minorities and underfunding Basic Studies program; Jun 15, 1990: Stephen Feldman named event co-chairman for Danbury NAACP Freedom Fund dinner; Jun 19, 1990: Daryle Dennis appointed new minority affairs direct at WCSU; Jun 25, 1990: Library work at WestConn long overdue.
Jul 10, 1990: Emile Buzaid and classical pianos.
Aug 2, 1990: J. Michael Quinlan, Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, speaks on prison issues at WestConn.
Aug 18,22, 1990: Brasington era begins for WestConn football; Aug 26, 1990: Pete Martinez back for football season; Aug ?, 1990: Soccer captains Phillip Bergen, Carmine Gagi, and Mike Svanda.
Sep 13, 1990: Prof. Robert Merrer receives Connecticut State University Professorship; Sep 17, 1990: Budget cuts and WestConn campus; Sep 25, 1990: WestConn geology program shelved.
Sep 1,18, 1990: Quarterback Byron Beamon; Sep 1,5-6, 1990: Western's opening game in soccer; Sep 7, 1990: Brasington and Western football captains Steven Buecher, Mike Carroll, Ed Velazquez and Ed Ciccone; Sep 16, 1990: New guidelines to enable athletes to graduate (Basic Studies); Sep 22, 1990: Editorial: Boost at WestConn (athletes and Basic Studies); Sep 24, 1990: Stephen Feldman's letter to Frank O. King, Publisher, News-Times, re editorial "Boost at WestConn" on 9/22/1990; Sep 28,30, 1990: Two football players suspended re assaults at weekend drinking party.
Oct 20, 1990: Female students fed up with late-night panty raids; Oct 24, 1990: State University overhaul and tuitition increase blasted by students and educators; Oct 26-27, 1990: Field House plan moves ahead.
October, 1990: Soccer, volleyball, baseball, football coverage; Oct 13, 1990: Questions linger about suspension of seven WestConn football players (Sep 28,30); Oct 30, 1990: Western earns second straight NCAA soccer bid.
Nov 3, 1990: Boys Next Door by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 4, 1990: Graduation rates of athletes still unknown and report suggests major revamp of Basic Studies program; Nov 8, 1990: Elsie Champman on loan from IBM to WCSU where she is helping in Basic Studies and minorities programs; Nov 8,15,19, 1990: WestConn administration accused of ignoring sexual abuse and assault cases during Oct 10 panty raid; Nov 18, 1990: Editorial: Academics vs. athletics.
November, 1990: Soccer, football, basketball coverage.
Dec 3, 1990: Letter to editor by Steven Neuwirth, WCSU English Professor, re assault on women during panty raid; Dec 5, 1990: Rally demanding probe into Oct 10 panty raid of a women's dorm; Dec 7,11, 1990: Campus-by-campus report card on safety; Dec 9, 1990: WestConn pairs students with business mentors; Dec 17, 1990: With or Without a Song by Edward Eliscu presented by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department .
Dec 3, 1990: Women's basketball Kelly Kindle named most valuable player.
Jan 6, 1991: Dr. Marjorie Shafto, Director of WestConn's Health Services profiled; Jan 31, 1991: Students rally on White Street in support of U.S. troops.
Feb 6, 1991: Profs. Edward Hagan and Karen Jambeck debate literary canon; Feb 7, 1991: English Chair Edward Hagan survives challenge from Karen Jambeck; Feb 21,27, 1991: Budget woes, layoff, and tuition hikes; Feb 26, 1991: Basic Studies plan coming to end and will be replaced by the Individualized Admissions Program.
Feb 28, 1991: Western women head into NCAAs (Captains Jill Pipczynski, Tricia Lorimer, and Kristen Curtis); Feb 18, 1991: Men's basketball going to their third straight NCAA Division III tournament
Mar 2,12-13,19, 1991: Budget cuts, tuition increases by 30%, layoffs; Mar 4, 1991: Broadway Bound by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 15, 1991: WestConn lags in recruiting minority students; Mar 19, 1991: Prof. Ron Wellburn's book of poetry Council Decisions; Mar 25, 1991: WestConn to drop Latin; Mar 31, 1991: Dr. Melvin Goldstein interview
Mar 1, 1991: Western hosts Eastern in NCAA tournament.
Apr 1, 1991: Diversity awareness; Apr 2, 1991: Dr. Mel Goldstein to help in emphysema study at St. Francis Hospital; Apr 6,9, 1991: CSU approves measure allowing layoff of tenured faculty; Apr ?, 1991: WestConn faculty and students challenge budget cuts; Apr 12, 1991: William F. Buckley lecture sponsored by Union Carbide; Apr 13, 1991: WestConn sets out to recruit minorities; Apr 14,16,26, 1991: Plan to promote pluralism on campus; Apr 16, 1991: Agreement forestalls local layoffs.
Apr 2,11, 1991: WestConn's baseball team shows promise.
May 9-10, 1991: New dorm to ease housing pinch; May 10,11,21,28, 1991: Bob Dylan at WestFest concert; May 17, 1991: WestConn restores three languages (Italian, German and Latin); May 12, 1991: Dr. Phillip Lu named a Connecticut State University professor by CSU Board of Trustees; May 28, 1991: WXCI, Lori Mayette, Cindy DeLuca, and Debbie Donais interview.
May 26, 1991: Coach Brasington recruits for consistency and speed.
Jun 6, 1991: Justice T. Clark Hull appointed WestConn scholar in residence; Jun 21, 1991: WestConn offers incentive to four achievers in junior high; Jun 28, 1991: Danbury NAACP awards scholarships; Jun 30, 1991: Stephen Feldman: Survival and success at WestConn; Jun 30, 1991: WestConn Summer Theater "Little Shop of Horrors."
Jun 25, 1991: WestConn to join newly constituted New England Football Conference.
July, 1991: Greater Danbury Business Digest "WestConn Adds a Campus;" Jul 5, 1991: WXCI benefit at Tuxedo Juntion; Jul 10, 1991: A. Searle Pinney appointed chairman of the CSU Board of Trustees.
Jul 5, 1991: Wester soccer to start training; Jul 13, 1991: WestConn's Scott Gentile is a reliever in the Cape Cod Baseball League.
Aug 8, 1991: First Individual Admissions Program summer preparatory classes; Aug 11, 1991: Government red tape loosens; Universities gain buying power; Aug 20, 1991: Prof. Paul Hines family interview.
Aug 18, 1991: Brasington prepared for Western camp; Aug 27, 1991: Western welcomes Bradley Lawrence back; Aug 31, 1991: WestConn's quarterback Kris Koelliker interview.
September, 1991: Dr. Mel Goldstein interview: Connecticut Magazine, "1977/78 The Weather;" Sep 10, 1991: High-tech registration for students; Sep 11, 1991: Sexual Harassment code rewrite in works; Sep 13, 1991: City leaders to nurture six new businesses sponsored in part by the Ancell School of Business (see also Feb 13, 1992; Sep 15, 1991: WestConn's retention program debuts.
Sep 4, 1991: WestConn's football Mike Sokolowski profiled; Sep 17, 1991: Quaterback Kris Koelliker reinstated.
Oct 9-10,16, 1991: Students have '60s style sit-in on planned renovation; Oct 15, 1991: WestConn harassment policy being written; Oct 18,23, 1991: WestConn women "Take Back the Night March" to fight sexism, sexual harassment and violence; Oct 20, 1991: News-Times Community Forum: Ives Center keeps spirit, idealism of Charles Ives alive" by Mary D. Nahley; Oct 28, 1991: Scientists make plans for Candlewood Lake's Deer Island.
Oct 15, 1991: Freshman punt returner Tim Kaufmann profiled; Oct 22, 1991: Defensive lineman Vinny Van Voorhis profiled; Oct 25, 1991: Men's soccer and women's volleyball
Nov 4,11, 1991: Ted Hines: Run for Fitness at WestConn; Nov 4,11, 1991: Anyone Can Whistle by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 8,12, 1991: Economist Irwin Kellner speaker at WestConn 100; Nov 11, 1991: Western's Run for Fitness; Nov 25,27, 1991: W. Edwards Deming, Management Consultant, second visit to campus.
Nov 5, 1991: Western's soccer team awarded tournament bid at home; Nov 8,11, 1991: Men's and women's basketball and volleyball; Nov 21, 1991: Men's basketball Lance Williams profiled; Nov 22, 1991: Western joins the Little East Conference.
Dec 1, 1991: Women's basketball Shannon Flowers profiled.
Jan 6, 1992: Credit Union fails at WestConn; Jan 29, 1992: State Rep. Jonathan Pelto urges activism to stem expected college budget cuts; Jan 31, 1992: Oliver L. Niehouse donates 3,000 books to WestConn; Feb 11, 1992: The Echo, Opinion: Credit Union failed on its own.
February, 1992: Bruce Blaylock, Dean Ancell School interview. Business Digest of Greater Danbury, "State's economy: Spending 'binge' led to financial hangover ;" Feb 6, 1992: Weicker budget cuts; Feb 25, 1992: The Echo, Letters to the Editor: Credit Union failed on its own.
Feb 5, 1992: Women's basketball: Kristen Curtis scores 1,000 point; Feb 6, 1992: Men's and women's basketball look ahead to March.
Mar 5,13, 1992: Dr. Joseph M. Juran lecture on "Managing for World Class Quality."
Mar 28,31, 1992: Women's basketball Kristen Curtis earns spot on All-American Team.
Apr 1, 1992: WestConn president search; Apr 25-30, 1992: Two students killed in fire: Jocelyn Joudy and Scott Andrews; Apr 28,30, 1992: Russian poet Yevgency Yevtushenko to speak.
Apr 5-27, 1992: Men's baseball softball covered; Apr 15, 1992: Western football coach Ken Brasington quits; Apr 16, 1992: John Cervino new football coach; Apr 27, 1992: Baseball pitcher Scott Gentile profiled.
May, 1992: Greater Danbury Business Digest: Education, Western Conn. State University; May 5, 1992: Western memorial honors fire victims; May 7, 1992: Journalism Center dedicated to founder Arnold C. Brackman; May 9, 1992: Biloxi Blues production and Rich Reimold 24-year college teaching career ends; May 14, 1992: Western rally takes on racism; May 15,18, 1992: "10,000 Maniacs" at WestFest '92; May 20, 1992: Walter Bernstein, Dean of Professional Studies, promotes public education.
May 5,10, 1992: Women's softball team gets tournament bid.
Jun 12,25, 1992: Six finalists for president's position; Jun 15, 1992: Yves Tourre, meteorologist at WestConn, and El Nino; Jun 24,26, 1992: NAACP will present $40,000 in scholarships; Jun 26,29, 1992: Tito Puente Scholarship Fund.
Jun 2, 1992: WestConn's Scott Gentile drafted by the Montreal Expos.
Jul 10,16,29, 1992: Two remain in running for WestConn presidency; Jul 16, 1992: Prof. Frank Dye and Zeiss microscope; Jul 30, 1992: James Richard Roach probable choice to lead Western.
WestConn Football clippings - Western recruiting gets offensive
Jul 7, 1992: Football coach John Cervino recruiting; Jul 26, 1992: Kristen Curtis, Western All-American.
Aug 1, 1992: James Roach new President of WestConn; Aug 3, 1992: Ted Hines and 35-year career.
Aug 6, 1992: Jody Rajcula interview; Aug 16, 1992: Paul Pasqualoni, former football coach, interview; Aug 17,19, 1992: John Cervino, new football coach, interview.
Sep 3, 1992: James R. Roach interview; Sep 18, 1992: NAACP state convention at Danbury Hilton; Sep 18, 1992: Columbus' 500th annniversary celebration: Speaker Fang Li-Zhi, physics prof. at University of Arizona in Tucson; Sep 27, 1992: James R. Roach, new WestConn President, interview.
Sep 1, 1992: Matt Guglielmo new soccer tri-captain; Sep 3, 1992: Soccer coach Wayne Mones interview; Sep 29, 1992: Football: Chris Coughlin, Anthony Mann, Will Coggins and Shea Bowman.
Oct 4, 1992: Class of 1942 reunion; Oct 8-9, 1992: Li-Zhi Fang, keynote speaker at WestConn's Quincentennial Celebration (See also: Sep 19, 1992); Oct 8,10, 1992: Western's quincentenial celebration; Oct 18,24, 1992: Howard Tuvelle recital; Oct 29, 1992: James R. Roach inaugurated as WestConn's new president.
Oct 20, 1992: Western Coach Campbell denies DUI charge.
Nov 5, 1992: Prof. Lionel Bascom and Richard Desoto, Danbury developer, co-author Bailout: The Bankrupting of America; Nov 6, 1992: Richard Aspenwall, speaker at WestConn 100 Society; Nov 16, 1992: Ted Hines and fitness run.
Nov 9, 1992: Western soccer in quarterfinals; Nov 23, 1992: Western football focuses on recruiting.
Dec 3,5, 1992: Kwanzaa, Western honors African holiday; Dec 3, 1992: Dr. Theresa J. Canada appointed prof. of Education and Education Psychology; Dec 23, 1992: Aids quilt may come to town.
Jan 11, 1993: Ancell students designed own brochure; Jan 22, 1993: $5,000 grant helps Western faculty, students in research.
Jan 31, 1993: Jody Rajacula's intensity drives Western women's basketball.
Feb 3-4,10,23-24, 1993: Wester+J427n celebrates Black History Month; Feb 4,6, 1993: Rita P. Wilson, Sr. V.P. Allstate Insurance Co., calls for diversity; Feb 9, 1993: President Franklyn Jenifer, Howard University President, calls for diversity; Feb 7, 1993: President Roach earns high marks on first report card; Feb 10-21,23, 1993: Charles Ives Center and Western clash over concerts; Feb 28, 1993: Western tackles charges that 'system' discriminates.
Mar 1, 1993: Western's minority presence soars; Mar 4, 1993: Ives Center dispute may be nearing resolution; Mar 5, 1993: AIDS memorial quilt coming in April; Mar 26,27, 1993: Ives Center schedule for 1993 season.
Apr 9, 1993: Western students confront racism; Apr 13, 1993: Autumn opening for O'Neill Center; Apr 15, 1993: Western candlelight vigil on racism, sexism and homophobia; Apr 18, 1993: Evelyn R. Pinney Obituary (wife of A. Searle Pinney); Apr 21, 1993: Western contemplates Rodney King verdict and racism; Apr 22, 1993: Gov. Lowell Weicker speaks out for religious freedom; Apr 25,27,29, 1993: AIDS quilt; Apr 27, 1993: Western professor John Dever and his class translate a job manual into Spanish for unemployed Latinos.
May 1, 1993: Western gets $13M for library; May 2, 1993: Ives Center executive director resigns; May 5, 1993: Consultant assesses racial tolerance at Western; May 9, 1993: Naughty by Nature headline WestFest '93; May 15, 1993: Ives Center picks Lisa P. Reiss as director; May 28, 1993: Students translate vocational workshop manual into Spanish.
May 5, 1993: Western recruits for soccer team; May 9, 1993: Scott Gentile making progress in the Montreal Expos' minor league system; May 30, 1993: Western football recruits 33 in-state players .
Jun 9, 1993: Western describe efforts to lure minorities; Jun 11, 1993: Minority employees, NAACP say racism entrenched at Western.
Jul 7, 1993: Council approves closure of part of Seventh Avenue; Jul 15, 1993: President Dallas K. Beal to resign; Jul 28, 1993: Dr. Mel Goldstein talks about the weather; Jul 30, 1993: WCSU race relations report overdue.
Jul 1, 1993: Western pitcher Mike Porzio signed by Cubs; Jul 30, 1993: Seven players Nutmeg Bowl are going to Western.
Aug 3, 1993: AIDS quilty display yields $1,755 which will be distributed to local AIDS charities; Aug 4, 1993: Higher Education: Western offers wide choice for future; Aug 17, 1993: Western race relations report withheld; Aug 20, 1993: Caleb L. Nichols, Western's first Director of Multicultural Affairs; Aug 20, 1993: Racial climate evaluated.
Aug 5, 1993: Local softball talent coming to Western; Aug 6, 1993: John Cervino and his four new assistant coaches.
Sep 1, 1993: Denise Hogan interview; Sep 19, 1993: Duke University's efforts to diversify fall short; Sep 26, 1993: News-Times Community Forum: James R. Roach "Planning Western's direction for the future."
Oct 6-7, 1993: Danbury Armory purchase; Oct 10, 1993: News-Times Community Forum: Caleb Nichols "Multiculturalism, demographics, diversity at issue;" Oct 12,14,25, 1993: NAACP and racial discrimination; Oct 15, 1993: Kevin Isaacs composes alma mater for Western; Oct 21, 1993: Western encouraged by accreditation progress; Oct 28, 1993: Ives Center and Western resolve lease dispute; Oct 28, 1993: Grease by Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Oct 29, 1993: $20,000 forgotten fund at Western promotes minority mentoring.
Nov 1, 1993: Elizabeth Sheff and race relations; Nov 2, 1993: Grease review; Nov 18, 1993: University Senate reviews hiring practices; Nov 23, 1993: Roy Bourgeois, priest-activist, still fighting.
Dec 1, 1993: Lynne Gilbert, new coordinator of Western's substance abuse prevention and education program; Dec 9, 1993: Western's diversity survey awaits analysis.
Jan 9, 1994: WCSU considers day care; Jan 3,16, 1994: O'Neill Center and White Street Garage.
Feb 4,7,9, 1994: Buildings: White Street property, fine arts center, Eastern Church, library work delayed; Feb 23, 1994: WCSU's Observatory to open in fall.
Mar 8, 1994: Scapinoby The Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 13, 1994: Disabled students ask for easier access to classes; Mar 15,17, 1994: University Trustees resist restructuring; Mar 20, 1994: Gender bias; Mar 23, 1994: Al Pia, WCSU drama instructer, interview; Mar 23, 1994: WXCI tower proposal.
Mar 13, 1994: Men's basketball team wins first Eastern College Athletic Conference title.
Apr 3,9, 1994: Danbury ice rink; Apr 21, 1994: Bruce Baylock leaving Western.
May 4, 1994: A Rootin Tootin Tall Tale special production given for students of the Roberts Avenue School; May 8, 1994: Study Skills Lab stirs controversy; May 12, 1994: Western's building projects delayed; May 13, 1994: Howie Mandel headlines WestFest '94; May 22, 1994: Professor Lionel Bascom says cronyism pervades Western; May 26, 1994: Goodall Wildlife Institute moving to Danbury.
Jun 9, 1994: William J. Cibes likely to take over State University System; Jun 16, 1994: Stephen Feldman leaves Florida post; Jun 20, 1994: Abrahim Bendardaf dismissal.
Jul 8,11, 1994: Botanists from Siberia and Mexico, and Western Tom Philbrick collaborate on aquatic plans in New England; Jul 15,31, 1994: Dr. Laurie Weinstein and students summer digging in Newtown's Upper Paugussett State Forest; Jul 31, 1994: Field House and poor management, huge cost overruns and lengthy delays.
Aug 3, 1994: Master Plan for White Street campus; Aug 3, 1994: Jane Goodall Institue headquarters in Danbury; Aug 3, 1994: Editorial: Wasteful (sports arena); Aug 14, 1994: Western's Affirmative Action Plan slammed by critics; Aug 24, 1994: Western's students try newsletter "Jet Gazette" (New York Jets); Aug 26,28, 1994: State panel probing bias claims at Western.
Sep 9, 1994: State Commission on Human Rights decides against discrimination inquiry at Western; Sep 28, 1994: Dean Joan Apple Lemoine leaving Western.
Oct 1, 1994: Prof. Philbrick and Lake Putnam; Oct 2, 1994: Astroturf at Western; Oct 19,28, 1994: CSUS President William Cibes; Oct 20,21,23,26, 1994: Western's affirmative action plan rejected by state's human rights agency.
Nov 5,16, 1994: Western librarian charged with child pornography; Nov 6,14, 1994: Field House does not meet all state building and fire codes; Nov 11, 1994: Hair by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 13, 1994: Joyce Carol Oats at Western; Nov 14, 1994: Prof. Frank Dye and nature preserve on the west side campus; Nov 20, 1994: News-Times Community Forum: Sara T. DeLoughy, Ancell School, "Region must develop long-term vision of job growth;" Nov 23,26, 1994: Western and State make 1-year deal (State won't call for hiring freeze if school shows solid commitment to minorities).
Dec 4, 1994: Western's choice of builder for domitory questioned; Western tries again on Affirmative Action Plan; Dec 8, 1994: Western's racial climate; Dec 13,16, 1994: A World Wide Holidayby The Communications and Theatre Arts Department.
Jan 8, 1997: Ancell School and Direct Marketing and Technology classes; Jan 17, 1997: Ancell School Business Symposium; Jan 30, 1997: Building problems persist at Western.
Jan 19, 1997: The future of Division III NCAA.
Feb 2, 1997: Editorial: Memorial Hall and building delays; Feb 5, 1997: Black History Month exhibition and discussion "Constitutional Issues: Yesterday & Today;" Feb 14, 1997: School cuts raise concerns at Western; Feb 18, 1997: Gov. Rowland says "CSU system classic example of waste and redundancy;" Feb 18, 1997: Alumni Hall; Feb 26, 1997: Xiaodi Wang, Western math professor recreates math tests for junior and high school students.
Mar ? 1997: Dr. Abubaker Saad interview; Mar 7,12, 1997: Author Andrea Dworkin to speak at Western; Mar 7, 1997: Jane Goodall at the federal prison in Danbury; Mar 11, 1997: Wetlands deal lets dorm project proceed on westside campus; Mar ?, 1997: News-Times Community Forum: Dr. James R. Roach "Western looks to challenges of a new century;" Mar 20, 1997: Women's History Month event: Roe vs. Wade. Speakers Phyllis Schlafly and Sarah Weddington; Mar 26, 1997: John Leopold discusses book by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen "Hitler's Willing Executioners--Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust."
Mar 9, 1997: Women's basketball team wins second round in Division III NCAA tournament.
Apr 15, 1997: State budget cuts devastating to CSUS, especially Western; Apr 19, 1997: Second sexual harassment complain against Prof. Sal Trapani dismissed by WCSU; Apr 25-26, 1997: Annual Jazz Festival and The Joe Lovano Quartet.
May, 1997: Western Connecticut State University and the Community supplement; May 7, 1997: Truman Warner dies; May 16, 1997: Memorial Hall renovation to restart; May 16, 1997: WCSU police officers patrol campus on new electric bicyles; May 24, 1997: Dr. Melvin Goldstein receives second President's Medal bestowed by Western; May 30, 1997: Database from Ancell tracks local economic trends.
Jun 5, 1997: Students awaiting House vote to increase number of student reps to sit on the BOT; Jun 7, 1997: Eugene Buccini interim Academic Affairs VP; Jun 10, 1997: Andrea Pack, a junion at Western, receives Hord Foundation scholarship; Jun 11, 1997: Echo wins top press honors; Jun 17, 1997: Western's Catherine A. Johnston and Juel Bynoe Reid receive Henry Barnard Awards.
Jul 15, 1997: Western adds criminal justice master's; Jul 27, 1997: Truman Warner leaves paper "monument" for scholars; Jul/Aug, 1997: Danbury/Housatonic Valley Business Digest, "The Ancell School of Business" profile.
Aug 4, 1997: News Times Thumbs Up to Herb Janick and Jim Pegolotti re Truman Warner papers; Aug 5, 1997: New alliance between WCSU and Naugatuck Valley Community and Technical College; Aug 6, 1997: Western offers new U.S. Studies curriculum; Western, Goodall Institue start a cooperative venture; New graduate program in criminal justice at Western; Professional Studies at Western attract 1,000 students; Freshman class largest since 1970s; Western's theater group travels to Edinburgh Festival; Edinburgh Festival Newspaper Three Weeks critiques WCSU's productions: A Trip to the Farm, and Ibsen's Enemy of the People.
Sep 5, 1997: Ted Hines interview; Sep 9, 1997: Ribbon cutting and opening of Western's Child Care Center; Sep 10, 1997: Goodall Institute moving to D.C.; Sep 16, 1997: Tiger-TV (Ridgefield HS) interviews Jane Goodall; Sep 16, 1997: City disburses grand to day care centers; Sept.19, 1997: WCSU Child Care Center opens.
Oct ?, 1997: Rabbi Malino honored for community service; Oct 4, 1997: Sputnik; 40 years later; Oct 7-8, 1997: Martin Margulies, law professor at Quinnipiac College School of Law lecture "Power and the First Amendment" Gino Arconti Lecture Series; Oct 17, 1997: Weather forecasting team at Western is Number 1 again; Oct 23, 1997: Dr. Mel celebrates 52nd birthday; Oct 30, 1997: State legislature lifts campus ban against military recruiters.
Nov 1,13, 1997: Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge by the Department of Communications and Theatre Arts; Nov 11, 1997: Echo: Profile of Dr. Eugene Buccini; Nov 21, 1997: Western student Hidenobu Hara wins sculpture award; Nov 22, 1997: Western officials hope students will study in China.
Nov 5,7, 1997: Western's defensive back Bobby McClain named to the 1997 American Football Coaches Association's Good Works teams; Nov 25-26, 1997: Jody Rajcula profile and records 300th win.
Dec 2, 1997: Planets dot the night sky; Dec 7, 1997: Speaker Michele James, president of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women talk about "Dreams: The seed for success."
Dec 4, 1997: Western soccer coach Joe Mingachos named coach of the year in the Metro Region; Dec 7, 1997: Western's women's basketball full-court press wins against Plymouth State.
Dec 16, 1997: Koryoe Anim-Wright new Public Relations Director for Westerm; Dec 16,19, 1997: A. Searle Pinney honored as city's top entrepreneur; Dec 18, 1997: Holiday dorm closing poses problem for 26 international students; Dec 19, 1997: Meserve Memorial Fund will save Truman Warner's papers; Dec 21, 1997: Armistad comes to life with discovery of old newspaper; Dec 26, 1997: University faculty gave a vote no confidence in hasty efforts to fill posts; Dec 30, 1997: Prof. Charles Mullaney interview.
Dec 11, 1997: Kevin Reed, defensive end, named to the Hewlett-Packard Division III All-American second team for second, straight season; Dec 14, 1997: Former student, Steve Kaplanis coach at Immaculate High, interview; Dec 17, 1997: Women's basketball captain Stacey Williams; Dec 30, 1997: Women's basketball team wins Hoopla title.
Jan 3, 1998: Nathan Ancell selling off art collection; Jan 6, 1999: Martin Moore, past pres.SGA and CSUS student trustee, youngest Republican councilman in Danbury Common Council; Jan 7, 1998: Upgraded Ancell faculty and classroom computers; Jan 9, 1998: New 425-bed dormitory to be named in honor of Searle Pinney; Jan 15, 1998: Lessons of Armistad; Jan 29, 1998: WCSU receives $16.6M for Haas Library renovation and addition.
Jan 10, 1998: Women's basketball Kim Camella interview; Jan 29, 1998: Football defensive end Kevin Reed.
Feb 12, 1998: State gives WCSU $1M to buy 50 acres on the Westside Campus; Feb 12, 1998: Joan Harrison, acting Director of Student Life, loses bid to apply for job; Feb 15, 1998: Western students study Goodall African films; Feb 15, 1998: Kenneth Young, prof. emeritus of history, has written The General's General, a biography of Gen Arthur MacArthur; Feb 24, 1998: Ruth Haas remembered in Scott-Fanton Museum exhibit.
Feb 24, 1998: Men's and women's basketball LEC playoffs.
March, 1998: Dr. Mel Goldstein's "Weatherwords" appears daily in March; Mar 3, 1998: Abubaker Saad on Iraq; Mar 8, 1998: Fiddler on the Roof by the Communications & Theatre Arts Department; Mar 15, 1998: News-Times Community Forum: Charles P. Mullaney; Mar 15, 1998: "Dr. Mel Goldstein, The wise man of the weather"; Mar 15,20, 1998: Robert Alberetti and family to exhibit artwork at the Silo Gallery; Mar 22, 1998: Dr. Mel recovering from cancer; Mar 27, 1998: Haas library project ahead of schedule; Mar 27,31, 1998: Clothesline Project "Bearing Witness to Violence Against Women."
Mar 11, 1998: Women's basketball: Amy Matthews; Mar 25, 1998: Four joining Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (Bonnie Foley, Lynn Spagnesi, Trish Neary, and Pat Mascia).
March 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
April, 1998: Dr. Mel Goldstein's "Weatherwords" appears daily in April; Apr 1,9, 1998: WCSU's Darla Shaw featured in a Learning/Discovery Channel program "Amazing People;" Apr 14, 1998: Prof. Laurie Weinstein's books Wives & Warriors and Gender Camouflage: Women and the U.S. Military; Apr 19, 1998: Students and marijuana; Apr 24,29, 1998: Jane Goodall speaks out on saving the world for future generations.
April, 1998: Men and women's softball; Apr 13, 1998: Women's soccer team: Stacy Havener; Apr 15, 1998: Kevin Reed, defensive end, awaits NFL draft; Apr 30, 1998: Former student Trish Neary to be inducted into the Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
April 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
May, 1998: Dr. Mel Goldstein's "Weatherwords" appears daily in May; May 1,4, 1998: WCSU student Hillary Tyler's "Hope Chest" wins New Playwrights Competition; May 7,8,12, 1998: Opening of student center and groundbreaking for addition to Haas Library; May7,8,11, 1998: Speaker Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity International, celebrates 20th anniversary of the college's Christian Ministry; May 12, 1998: Dallas K. Beal to speak at commencement; May 20, 1998: Gene Buccini named Vice President of Academic Affairs; May 27, 1998: Westside Nature Preserve.
May 9, 1998: Western softball team to host ECAC tournament; May 20, 1998: Kevin Reed to play indoor football.
May 3-27, 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
Jun 17, 1998: Laurie Weinstein instructs student Russ Bennett digs for Indian artifacts; Jun 21, 1998: Daryle Dennis, balancing career/young children/community activism; Jun 29, 1998: Harambee finds home at armory.
June 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web.
Aug 1, 1998: Bond Commission approves $400,000 for WCSU to buy communications and laboratory equipment.
Sep 6, 1998: Ten year old Cassandra Stevenson's first day as freshman at WCSU; Sep 13, 1998: Rick Asselta's summer in Tanzania; Sep 20, 1998: Growth spurt at WCSU; Sep 29, 1998: Mia Farrow discusses her children, her beliefs for WCSU class.
Sep 29, 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
Oct 16, 1998: Averell Manes, Director of Conflict Resolution/Ancell School; Oct 31, 1998: Ancell holds first conference on resolving conflict in the workplace.
Nov 11, 1998: Prof. Peter Lyons shares stories of his time working in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia; Nov 20, 1998: Joe Torre speaks at WCSU.
Nov 11, 1998: Men's soccer team in first round of NCAA Division III tournament.
November 1998: Burrell's World Wide Web.
Dec 4, 1998: Western struggling to come up with an affirmative action plan that meets with state approval; Dec 8, 1998: Western racial climate viewed close up by state's Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities; Dec 13,16, 1998: A World Wide Holiday by The Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Dec 29,30, 1998: William Walton charged in Sept. with second-degree assault.
Jan 7, 1999: Prof. Richard J. Proctor joins Reynolds & Rowella as principal and director of litigation consulting services; Jan 18, 1999: Annie Armstrong devotes career to Student Life; Jan 30, 1999: John Briggs and F. David Peat co-authored book Seven Life Lessons of Chaos.
Feb 10, 1999: Prof.Judith Sullivan leads book discussions at Woodbury Public Library; Feb 10, 1999: Abe Echevarria speaks at the Housatonic Art League meeting; Feb 18, 1999: Pres. Roach seeks link with Danbury; Feb 22, 1999: Circus at WCSU stirs protest.
Feb 7, 1999: Quinzell Barnes and Joe LaBella honored at annual WCS football awards banquet; Feb 9, 1999: Women's basketball guard Linda Zapor.
Mar 4,12, 1999: Macbeth 2000 Past=Future multi-media Shakespeare production; Mar 11, 1999: Prof. Dennis Dawson and total solar eclipse; Mar 12, 1999: Raytheon scrubs grit from WCSU telescope; Mar 12, 1999: Michael Brecker renowned tenor sax talks about the music life; Mar 18, 1999: WCSU seeks rapport with Ulster college (Prof.Charles Mullaney); Mar 31, 1999: Prof.Jack Leopold, his views on Christianity for the 21st century (contributor to News-Times during Holy Week).
Mar 8, 1999: Linda Zapor leads Western women to ECAC title; Mar 13,19, 1999: WCSU to host NCAA Division III women's basketball championship; Mar 21, 1999: Washington Univ. wins Division III title.
Apr 23, 1999: Western's online classes catching on; Apr 30, 1999: Jessica Renda receives Henry Barnard Award.
Jun 27, 1999: Magnet School Editorial.
Jul 9, 1999: Ancell School picks Allen D. Morton as dean.
Fall, 1999: Speech technology software/WCSU & IBM; Oct 4, 17, 1999: WCSU first Homecoming Parade; Oct 12, 1999: Constance Wilds named interim Vice President of Student Affairs; Oct 14, 1999: Increase in enrollment testing capacity of Western, city schools.
Nov 5, 1999: IBM/Western event focuses on technology use in schools; n.d., 1999: Ismael Diaz new director for pre-collegiate programs; n.d., 1999: Martin Luther King Jr.s dream lives on; Nov 23, 1999: CSUS offers online classes; Nov 26, 1999: Caraluzzi wine tasting event raises more than $10,000 for WCSU.
Nov 19, 1999: Basketball: Tip-Off begins; Nov 21, 1999: Football: Division III tournament and Coach John Cervino; Nov 25, 1999: Football: Tim Uhl out with injury; Nov 28, 1999: Football: Pete Sangenette featured.
Nov 23, 1999: State offers online classes; Nov 24, 1999: WCSU Music Department Concert; Nov 28,1999: Wolcott High School Meteorology Class.
Dec 9, 1999: Funny Girl by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Dec 18, 1999: Western student ideas to promote Housatonic Valley Economic Development Partnership; Dec 21, 1999: WCSU receive $3.1 million for a new science building; Dec 23, 1999: Eleanor Chance, Annie Armstrong, and Mary Foster honored by Western's Black Student Alliance; Dec 28, 1999: Century of revolution for Connecticut colleges (lists famous Connecticut students); Dec 30, 1999: Ethan Allen head, Farooq Kathwari, donates $100,000 to WCSU; Dec 31, 1999: Jan Henson Dow, prof. emerita of English at WCSU, and daughter Shannon M. Dow, mother/daughter playwrights.
Dec 9, 1999: Greg Boucher named to the Freedom Football Conference's All-Star Team for second consecutive year; Dec 29, 1999: Women's basketball: team reach tourney final; Dec 31, 1999: Western wins Western Connecticut Men's Basketball Holiday Tournament.
Dec 3, 1999: Play writing contest; Musical competition goes public for first time; Clifford Scharf, former student, profiled; Dec 16, 1999: "Holiday Happenings" at Berkshire Theater; Dec 29, 1999: Are we ready for Y2K?
December 1999: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
Digests include Jan, Feb/Mar, Aug/Sep, and Nov.
Jan 1999 Digest: Dec 10, 1998: Rose Londa Heyman leaves WestConn $50,000; Dec 28: "Campus Swing Building" by Paul Fournier, New England Construction; Dec 4: Educators look toward 2000.
Sports: Dec.13; Western's Desmond Cabrera earns third team All-american honors; WCSU adds John Kidd's coaching jobs
Feb/Mar 1999 Digest: (Jan,Feb,Mar summaries on page 1); Jan 28, 1999: "Slow Down, Savor The Music, Enjoy The Poem" by Walter B. Bernstein; Feb 2: Prof. Mitch Wagener and stone walls in Connecticut; Feb 2: WCSU offers degree in computer security; Feb 14: Prof John Briggs and "Seven Life Lessons of Chaos;" Mar 4, 12: "Macbeth 2000 Past=Future" at WCSU theater.
Aug/Sep 1999 Digest: Jun 24, 1999: Caraluzzi family gives $100,000 to WCSU; Jul 5: Dr. Mel Goldstein and weather's mysteries; Jul 11,18: Market survey finds problems at WestConn; July: Amici: The sons, guns of val di Sole by James Pegolotti; July 25: Prof Paul Hines' teaching formula overcomes injury; Aug 5: Caraluzzis give Western endowment; Aug 11: Magnet school clears a hurdle; Aug 21: Renovations and repairs across WCSU's midtown campus; Sep 5: 1917 Hatters Strike; Sep 13: Prof. Laurie Weinstein and artifacts from a dig; Sep 21: Koryoe Anim-Wright profiled.
Jan 9, 2000: Danbury's Master Plan and West Side Campus; Jan 7,25, 2000: Ethan Allen President Gives $100,000 to WCSU; Jan 18, 2000: Lunar eclipse; Jan 20,27, 2000: Is There Life After High School? production by CenterStage; Jan 25, 2000: Truman Warner Collection; Jan 28, 2000: Tuition and fees increasing; Jan 29, 2000: WCSU student is shot (Michael Daniels).
WestConn Football clippings- Cervino leaves Western
Men's and women's basketball; Jan 28, 2000: Football coach Cervino leaves Western; Jan 26, 2000: Stacey Kurtyka helps team to win against Rhode Island college; Jan 30, 2000: Division III Women's basketball championship in Danbury.
Jan 7,17, 2000: Ethan Allen president, M.Farooq Kathwari, gives $100,000 to WCSU; Jan 13,20,27, 2000: Is There Life After High School? production by CenterStage; Jan 20, 2000: Dr. Abubaker Saad to speak in Ridgefield.
Men's and Women's basketball and football articles
January 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Feb 3, 2000: Is there life after high school?;Feb 5, 2000: Prof. Rob Whittemore will host fourth annual Festival of African Films; Dr. Abubaker Saad to speak in Ridgefield; Feb 15, 2000: Western Student group protests circus show at O'Neill Center; Feb 15, 2000: Chemistry Department receives chemical abstracts from Boehringer.
Feb 3, 2000: Ex-Western aide becomes Kean's head coach; Feb 4, 2000: Bob Surace new football coach; Feb 20, 2000: Women's basketball team wins regular season title; Feb 22, 2000: Adam Kennett turns pro in the Indor Football League; Feb 29, 2000: Men's and women's basketball teams make ECAC tournaments.
Feb 2: Prof. Paul Hines and students; Feb 2, 2000: Western renovation plan would move sports field; Feb 8, 2000: Western wants to purchase the Roberts Avenue School; Feb 11, 17, 2000: Harlem Globe Trotters.
February 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Mar 7,2000: John W. Deegan obituary; Mar 10, 2000: Suburbia presented by Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 11, 2000: WCSU student, Mike Tosolini, conducts a city wildlife roundup; Mar 17, 2000: Professor Edward Hagan defends Frank McCourt against other professors.
Men's and women's basketball; Mar 15-20, 2000: Division III Women's Final Four in Danbury; Mar 17, 2000: Bardellini joins Cervino in Topeka; Men's baseball and women's softball.
Mar 3,10,23, 2000: Suburbia presented by Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 9, 2000: Dr. Saad speaker at Ridgefield League of Women Voters luncheon; Mar 13, 2000: Hagan shares love of Irish literature.
Mar 3,10,23, 2000: Suburbia presented by Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 9, 2000: Dr. Saad speaker at Ridgefield League of Women Voters luncheon; Mar 13, 2000: Hagan shares love of Irish literature.
Mar 12, 2000: New coach for Western men's baseball; Mar 13, 2000: Cervino joins Topeka Knights Indoor Football League; Mar 13-20, 2000: Women's basketball Division III tournament.
March 2000: Burelle's Monthly Clipping Report.
Apr 9, 2000: James Scrimgeour: A poet in our midst; Apr 10,14, 2000: George Mitchell: Irish peace is up to the people; Apr 14, 2000: Dr. Mel Goldstein's book The Complete Idiot's Guide to Weather; Apr 18, 2000: Walter Bernstein becomes V.P. Student Affairs; Apr 19, 2000: Danbury theater fails state aid funding; Apr 19, 2000: WCSU students at IMF protest in D.C.; Apr 21, 2000: Chick Corea, Jazz pianist; Apr 25,29, 2000: Jane Goodall lecture "Reason to Hope" April 30th; Apr 26, 2000: Original Ten-Minute Play Festival by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department.
Apr 2000: Kevin Reed joins Cervino; Apr 3,22, 2000: Keri Lynch; Women's softball team.
April 2000: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
May 2, 2000: Jane Goodall conference on environment; May 10, 2000: Opera students from WCSU perform "The Telephone;" May ?, 2000: Rewind and Play, subtitled: A Musical Review of the Rimes and Times of Edward Eliscu by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; May 20, 2000: Darla Shaw and maritime history; May 16, 2000: 16-year old to graduate from WCSU.
May 2, 2000: Jane Goodall conference on environment; May 10, 2000: Opera students from WCSU perform "The Telephone;" May ?, 2000: Rewind and Play, subtitled: A Musical Review of the Rimes and Times of Edward Eliscu by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; May 20, 2000: Darla Shaw and maritime history; May 16, 2000: 16-year old to graduate from WCSU.
May 7, 2000: Western out of LEC tourney; May 13, 2000: Women's softball team falls shy of D-3 series.
May 19, 2000: Officer Peter DeLouis, former student; May 19. 2000: Louise Riley and Patricia Staub interview; May 20, 2000: Martha Fairchild obituary.
May 2000 Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
Jun 5, 2000: Howard Tuvelle takes bow before retiring; Jun 6: Circus animal controversy; Jun 13, 2000: Western adds Master of Fine Arts degree; Jun 13,15, 2000: Dr. Alan Adler dies unexpectedly; Jun 21, 2000: Darla Shaw and Mei-Ling Sarin going to Tanzania; Jun 23, 2000: Daryle Dennis appointed to city school board; Jun 23, 2000: WCSU/IBM voice project; Jun 28: Lisa Scails new state president of the NAACP.
Jun 4, 2000: Margaret Grimes artwork; Jun 13, 2000: Western adds Master of Fine Arts degree; Jun 15, 2000: Computer expenses create budget deficits at three CSU campuses; Jun 22, 2000: Rosemary Dorrico Madioa, former student, profiled; Jun 23, 2000: "Godspell" to start Richter season; Jun 29, 2000: Lt. Gov. M. Jodi Rell interview.
Jun 1-17, 2000: Burrell's World Wide Web Edition.
Jul 2, 2000: Bersi takes over as Western President; Jul 7, 2000: Lisa Scails new NAACP State Chairperson; Jul 14: Moody Blues at Ives; Jul 27, 2000: Letters from Tanzania: Danbury teachers work with Goodall.
Jul 7, 2000: Lisa Scails new NAACP State Chairperson; Jul 27, 2000: Letters from Tanzania: Danbury teachers work with Goodall.
Men's football articles.
Jul 21-29, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Aug 3, 2000: Letters from Tanzania: Zanzibar embassy hoedown; Aug 6,7, 2000: State campus makeovers prove good for morale; Aug 7, 2000: Enrollment up at state schools after improvements; Aug 10, 2000: Westside Preserve: Natural Charm; Aug 11, 2000: Candlewood Lake subject of new series of surveys; Aug 18-25, 2000: Pres. Clinton plans visit; Aug 24, 2000: Letters from Tanzania: Going to Gombe; Aug 26?, 2000: Danbury Teachers discuss trip to Tanzania; Aug 30, 2000: Area students aid disabled athletes in Tanzania.
Aug 4: Direct/Interactive Marketing Certifcate; Aug 7,2000 Alain Picard, former WestConn pitcher now an artist; Aug 11, 2000: What is Candlewood worth to you?; Dr. Jane Goodall: Messenger of Hope.
Aug 16 2000: Men's football: Greg Coucher, Matt Lefever, Mike Toscano, and Dave Wasiuk; Aug 23, 2000: Quarterback Jason Plachcinski; Aug 25-26: Miguel Pickering; women's basketball and soccer.
Aug 1-31, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition and Monthly Clippings Report.
Sep , 2000: President Clinton's visit to Danbury.
Sep 7, 2000: Freedom Trail celebration/Marian Anderson legacy; Sep 8, 2000: Million Mom March (gun control); Sep 9, 2000: WCSU student interned with Gore security detail; Sep 20, 2000: Naugatuck Valley Community College comes to Danbury; Sep 25, 2000: WCSU offers part time MBA.
Sep 1, 2000: B.B.King at Ives Concert Park; Sep 8-14, 2000: President Clinton visit; Sep 15,2000: Local bands highlight Nbasball Fest; Sep 17, 2000: Anthony de Mare show called "Playing With…A Man and His Piano;" Sep 18, 2000: Michelle Hill interview.
Men's football, women's soccer, volleyball, and tennis.
Sep 1-31, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition and Monthly Clippings Report.
Oct , 2000: WCSU expands courses to Waterbury; Oct 4, 2000: State colleges, universities ordered to cut $9M; Oct 9, 2000: Million Mom March founder to speak on gun control at WCSU; Oct 17, 2000: Plans for magnet school; Oct 18, 2000: Haas Library dedication.
Oct 9, 2000: Million Mom March; Oct 17, 26, 2000: Magnet School plans move ahead; Oct 27, 2000: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department.
Men's football and basketball; women's volleyball, soccer.
Men's football and basketball; women's volleyball, soccer.
Oct 5-19, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Nov 1, 2000: Caraluzzi wine tasting; Nov 2,5, 2000: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 5, 2000: High rent in Danbury forcing workers to live elsewhere; Nov 11, 2000: Truman Warner Paper and Harriet Rosenberg; Nov 19, 2000: Truman Warner Papers; Nov 19, 2000: Drinking habits of WCSU students.
Nov 2,5, 2000: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 5, 2000: High rent in Danbury forcing workers to live elsewhere; Nov 11, 2000: Truman Warner Paper and Harriet Rosenberg; Nov 19, 2000: Truman Warner Papers; Nov 19, 2000: Drinking habits of WCSU students.
Men's football, soccer, basketball; women's basketball; Nov 1, 2000: Women's soccer team wins conference title
Men's football, women's basketball.
Nov 1-30, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition and Monthly Clipping Report.
Dec 9, 2000: Tuition to rise at state universities; Dec 12, 2000: WestConn forms committee to foster intercultural ties; Dec 19, 2000: WestConn plans to build a planetarium; Dec 20, 2000: Lieberman, WCSU "It's a great school."
Dec 8, 2000: Amahl and the Night Visitors at WCSU; Dec 11, 2000: James Morasco, Sr., interview; Dec 19, 2000: WestConn plans to build planetarium; Dec 31, 2000: State's no-call list.
Men's and women's basketball.
Dec 8-31, 2000: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Includes Mar, April, May, Jun, Oct and Dec.
March-April 2000 Digest: Mar 17: Prof. Edward Hagan defends Frank McCourt's book Angela's Ashes; Apr 9: Prof James Scrimgeour, a poet in our midst; Apr 14: George Mitchell on Irish peace; Apr 19: Roberts Avenue school; Apr 23: Earth Day.
Sports: Apr 16: Kevin Reed rejoins Cervino; women's softball.
May 2000 Digest: Apr 19: Roberts Avenue School; Apr 21: Jame Good returning to speak at Western; Apr 26: Janis Hogan's new book "All that Matters--A Mother's Memories;" May 2: Jane Goodall "Lessons Taking Root;" May 21: Prof. Lionel Bascom and voices of Harlem's heyday
June 2000:Digest: May 19: Ives Center to stage seven concerts this summer; May 20: Martha Fairchild profiled; May 25: Major Biagiotti, former campus policeman interview; Jun 5: Howard Tuvelle takes bow before retiring; Jun 21: Darla Shaw and Mei-Ling Sarin bring recycling to Tanzania; Jun 28: Lisa Scails to lead state NAACP.
October 2000 Digest: Sep 14: Presidential road show awes, amazes, inspires; Sep 15: Freedom Trail celebration; Oct 3: Mildred Gowdy and gun control; Oct 5: Project Mexico; Oct 12: Edward Sarath, author; Oct 17: Magnet school plans move ahead; Oct 18: Prof Abubaker Saad optimistic about a Middle East peace; Oct 18: New Ruth Haas Library
Sports: Football and women's soccer; Oct 22: Women's volleyball team captures regular season title.
December 2000 Digest: Oct 27, Nov 2,5: A Funny thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Nov 1, 3: Caraluzzi family wine tasting; Nov 5: Area's workers can't afford housing in Danbury; Nov 11: Truman Warner Papers and Harriet Rosenberg; Nov 19: Truman Warner Papers.
Sports: Men's football and basketball.
Jan 1, 2001: Bob Parker, Jr. becomes new head of Ives Center; Jan 5, 2001: WCSU plan for New York annex; Jan 12, 2001: Candlewood Lake pollution gets worse.
Jan 5, 2001: WestConn to bring course directly to companies; Jan 10, 2001: WestConn, Putnam discuss campus possibility.
Jan 7, 2001: WestConn's men's basketball coaching staff (Bob Campbell, Tory Verdi, Gary Bestman, Ken Berube and Tim Salem); Jan 14, 2001: WCSU's Toscano decides to play again; Jan 17, 2001: Four WestConn football players named to Div.III Northeast All-Star Team (Andy Benicewicz, Mike Toscano, Greg Boucher and Peter Sangenette).
Jan 7, 2001: WestConn's coaches: Bob Campbell, Tory Verdi, Gary Bestman, Ken Berube and Tim Salem.
Jan 1-3, 2001: Burrelle's World Wide Web Edition.
Feb 1, 2002: Rose Abrams Schewe obituary; Feb 14, 2001: WCSU gets $1 million gift from Jason and Ellen Hancock; Feb 27, 2001: WCSU agreees to ban circus animal acts.
Feb 4, 2001: Ed Farrington, athletic director, discusses department; Feb 24, 2001: Men's basketball team lose in semi-finals of LEC playoffs; Feb 25, 2001: Women's basketball team lose in LEC finals.
Mar 9, 2001: The Hot L Baltimore spring production by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 24, 2001: Richard Gerber (James Joyce); Mar 28, 2001: Sale of Hunt Hill Farm.
Mar 1, 2001: Division III Women's Basketball Final Four tournament; Mar 19, 2001: Brendon Mucci, men's baseball; Mar 25, 2001: Mike Scipione, new backup quarterback; Mar 29, 2001: WestConn Hall of Fame inductees; Mar 31, 2001: Paul Pasqualoni inducted WCSU Hall of Fame.
Apr 1,13, 2001: Prof Dye and "Human Life Before Birth;" Apr 8, 2001: Dr. Gottfried Wagner, great grandson of Richard Wagner to speak April 18; Apr 13, 2001: Candlewood Lake value proves difficult to measure; Apr 13, 2001: Charges dismissed against WCSU circus protestors; Apr 18, 2001: Alfred T. Geddes obituary; April 18, 2001: James Scrimgeour passion is poetry; Apr 22, 2001: Dr. Marjorie Shafto retires.
Apr , 2001: Softball and baseball season begins.
May 8, 2001: WestConn may offer doctoral degree; May 17, 2001: Dr. Harold Burke interview; 1908 Postcard of a grand house on Granville Avenue probably sent by a student at DNS.
May 4, 2001: Kim Lynch, women's softball; May 6, 2001: Women's softball win LEC title; May 6, 2001: Men's tennis team finishes second in LEC playoff; May 18, 2001: Women's softball sweep Little East awards.
Jun 11, 2001: Northern slavery site believed found in Salem; Jun 13, 2001: WestConn summer student missing; Jun 16, 2001: Margaret Sullivan teaches in Beijing.
Men's football, basketball, Soccer; June 27, 2001: Commission proposes limits on college sports.
Jul 1, 2001: Colleges forced to honor credits for transfers; Jul 6, 2001: Ex student files suit against WestConn.
Jul 4, 2001: Women's Division III tournament to leave region.
Aug 20, 2001: State universities bursting at seams; Aug 22, 2001: Fiberglass bovines at The Silo (Ruth Henderson).
Men's football: Greg Boucher, Keith Allen; Mens's volleyball and soccer; women's soccer.
Includes Apr, May, June, July and Oct.
April 2001 Digest: Jan 27, Feb 4, Mar 4: Kathleen Gallagher new director of Ives Center; Jan 27: Earth quake in western India; Jan 30: Palace project tops wish list for state money; Feb 8: African films highlighted for Black History Month; Feb 15: Hancock's give WestConn $1 million for Student Endowment Fund; Feb 16: Edward Eliscu papers and son David Eliscu interview; Feb 22; Jane Goodall Forum; Feb 27: WestConn agrees to ban circus animal acts.
March 2001: Mar 9: "The Hot L Baltimore" production.
Sports: Feb 2: Alumni basketball day; Feb 3: Greg Boucher and XFL; Feb 4: Ed Farrington interview; Mar 20: Women's softball; Mar 18: Women's basketball Arianna Dolock stars in all-star game; Mar 19: Men's baseball.
May 2001 Digest: Mar 24: Richard Gerber and James Joyce; Apr 1: Prof Frank Dye's book "Human Life Before Birth;" Apr 6: "Kaleidoscope" production; Apr 20: Gottfried Wagner, great grandson of Richard Wagner; Apr 21: Mercury poisoning; Apr 22: Dr. Marjorie Shafto retires.
Sports: Women's softball and men's baseball; Mar 28: Joe Mingachos and WestConn's inaugural induction into Athletic Hall of Fame; Jen Dayton and Jody Rajcula inducted into Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
June 2001Digest: Apr 21: Danbury Railway Museum.
Sports: Women's softball, men's tennis and baseball; May 6: Women's softball wins LEC title.
July 2001 Digest: Jun 4: WestConn football league bracing for big shakeup; Jun 21: Maud MacArthur alumni of the year; Jun 24: Skitch Henderson bring his New York Pops to Danbury; Jul 1: Dr. Mel Goldstein "Some Like It Hot and Stormy."
October 2001 Digest: Jun 29: Irish Tenors at Ives Park; Jul 1: Colleges forced to honor credits for transfers; Jul 2: Regional economy is one of the state's strongest; Jul 11: New foods for Ives Park; Jul 12: Local Chinese support Beijing as possible site of Olympics; Jul 29: Shalamazoo; Jul 23: Lynn Taborsak interview; Aug 20: CSU system rates and "A;" Aug 30: Susan Deborah King to read her poetry; Aug 31: CSU to offer a record $93 million in student aid; Sep 3: Local American Postal Workers Union AFL-CIO-CLC donates books and videos to Haas Library; Sep 11: WestConn students living at Ramada Inn.
Sports: WestConn football recruits; men's women's soccer, and women's tennis.
Article regarding controversy surrounding the firing of WCSU Director of H.R. and the possible racist implications of the firing.
Sep 2, 2002: Prof. Dye writes tour guide for WestConn Nature Preserve; Sep 5, 2002: Dr. George Linabury lecture on the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict; Sep 13, 2002: Dr. James Roach, Denise Hogan and Skitch Henderson; Sep 22, 2002: WestConn's Centennial celebration; Sep 24,27, 2002: Ruth and Skitch Henderson/Hunt Hill Farm; Sep 24, 2002: WCSU Westside Observatory; Sep 26, 2002: WCSU and the Smithsonian Institute; Sep 29, 2002: WCSU negotiating to buy Skitch Henderson's Hunt Hill Farm.
Oct 4, 2002: James Earl Jones, speaker, Centennial President's Lecture Series, 10/10; Oct 20, 2002: Sculptor Clark Wiegman and local freelance writer Sandy Carlson to discuss "making art out of letters;" Oct 21, 2002: Meteorology degree will be first in state; Oct 22, 2002: Workers flee Danbury for cheaper housing in Waterbury; Oct 25, 2002: Jim Pegolotti on "Reviewing the Classics;" Oct 29, 2002: State awards WCSU $2.3M for construction of two elementary schools in Danbury; Oct 31, 2002: Boehringer and banks give WCSU $250,000.
Men's football.
Nov 1, 2002: WestConn to offer meteorology degree; Nov 7, 2002: Boehringer Ingelheim donates $100,000 to WestConn; Nov 8, 2002: News-Times Music review by James Pegolotti: New orchestra director debuts (David Katz); Nov 8, 2002: WestConn fees to rise 11%; Nov 8, 2002: Meet Me in St. Louis by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 11, 2002: Mary Edgett oldest living graduate of WCSU; Nov 13, 2002: Prof. Chris Kukk interview; Nov 13, 2002: Prof. Darla Shaw works with high school students participating in teacher development course; Nov 15, 2002: Ex-student, Shayne Brown can continue suit against WestConn; Nov 21, 2002: Boehringer establishes $100,000 endowment for planned biochemistry lab; Nov 24, 2002: WestConn plans doctoral courses for super teachers.
Nov 1, 2002: WCSU receives $43.5 million for science building; Nov 6, 2002: Nurses' role in wartime at WCSU; Nov 7, 2002: Israel, Palestinians and peace discussed at WestConn forum; Nov 8, 2002: WestConn fees to rise;Nov 15, 2002: Meet Me in St. Louis produced by the Communications and Theatre Arts Dept.; Nov 15, 2002: WestConn musicians honor veterans by Jim Pegolotti, N-T Music Correspondent; Nov 18, 2000: E-learning race, Peter Serniak interview; Nov 24-30, 2002: WestConn facts.
Nov 7, 2002: Men's soccer in LEC final ; Nov 10, 2002: Women's volleyball reaches LEC final; Nov 11, 2002: Women's volleyball wins 4th straight volleyball title; Nov 15, 2002: Men's volleyball loses in first round.
Dec 5, 2002: Lilyan Ruderman, opera star, helped direct mission of Peace Corps; Dec 11, 2002: Layoffs hit Westconn and DMV; Dec 12, 2002: Robert Reby donation $25,000; Dec 14, 2002: WestConn tuition to increase 14.5%; Dec 24, 2002: School projects face ax (WCSU,SCSU); Dec 24, 2002: Bd. Of Gov. oks doctorate of education program at WCSU; Dec 28, 2002: WCSU wants science building certified "green."
Dec 1-31, 2002: WestConn facts; Dec 5, 2002: Lilyan Ruderman, opera star, helped direct mission of Peace Corps; Dec 11, 2002: Layoffs hit Westconn and DMV; Dec 12, 2002: Robert Reby donation $25,000; Dec 14, 2002: WestConn tuition to increase 14.5%; Dec 18, 2002: Moscow Ballet to perform at O'Neill Center; Dec 24, 2002: School projects face ax (WCSU,SCSU); Dec 24, 2002: School projects face ax (WCSU,SCSU); Dec 24, 2002: Bd. Of Gov. oks Doctorate of Education program at WCSU; Dec 28, 2002: WCSU wants science building certified "green."
Dec 14, 2002: Connecticut a recruiting hotbed for out of state schools; Dec 21, 2002: Tip-Off Classic.
Includes Apr, Oct and Nov.
April 2002 Digest: Feb 1: Prof. Kristin Aronson receives national award; Feb 2: Prof. Bill Quinnell exhibit "Beat the Streets, The Story of Amateur Boxing;" Feb 15: Learning life's lessons through quilting; Feb 17: Dr. Kukk and protecting the environment; Feb 19: WestConn teachers program gets grant; Feb 20: Prof Kevin Hickey shares African experiences; Feb 21: Meningitis inoculation required for college students; Feb 22: Animal-free circus plays Danbury; Feb 28: Ancell has work to do for second accreditation; Feb 28: Dr. Mel Goldstein and "Day of Weather" event; Mar 3, 2002: "Hay Fever" comedy at Berkshire Theatre; Mar 8: Eagle survey on Candlewood Lake being done by WCSU; Mar 18, 21: Shekaiba Wakili, Afghan educator to speak at WCSU; Mar 21: Gene Buccini one of two finalists for president's job at Queens College; Mar 21: Dr. Mel teaches meteorology to region's high schoolers.
Sports: Feb 13: Prof. Shane Murphy and sports psychology; Feb 26: Coach Bob Surace goes to Cincinnati Bengals footbal team; and, WestConn guards earn LEC honors; Mar 2, 2002: John Burrell new football coach; Mar 15: Men's baseball John Susi; Mar 20: Women's softball; Jody Rajcula resigns.
October 2002 Digest: Jul 17: "Celebration" at The Silo; Jul 26, 28: Free concerts at WestConn, Art Garfunkel at Ives Concert Park; Jul 30: WCSU names Ellen Durnin Graduate Dean; Aug 1: "A People's University" (by Herb Janick) celebrates the WestConn Centennial; Aug 7: WestConn selects Durnin, Vaden-Goad as new deans; Aug 7, 14: "Illuminata" by Clark Wiegman displayed in Ruth Haas Library; Aug. 18: WestConn's Centennial Celebration;" Sep 2, 8, 11, 13, 15: Westconn kicks off Centennial; Sep 10: Former President Bill Clinton stumps for Rep. James Maloney.
Sports: Jul 21,26: WestConn running back, Dwaine Reid, dies in motocyle crash; Aug 28: Men's soccer and women's volleyball.
November 2002 Digest: Sep 2002: Shortage of Nurses and technical workers: Local graduates honored with Centenial Award for Excellence (Joseph Mola, Marguerite Podd Fuller, and Jeffrey S. Smith); Sep 20: Concert ends WestConn's Centennial Kick-off day; Sep 22: WestConn honors grads as part of Centennial year celebration by Koryeo Anim-Wright; Sep 26: University negotiating Smithsonian Exhibits; Sep 27: New Milford and WestConn to buy Henderson's Hunt Hill Farm; Sep 28: WestConn gets funds for sports field; Sep 29: Dorothy Day House; Oct 1: Baby Alexandra Chakar wins scholarship as WestConn marks anniversary; Oct 4, 6: Billy Collins, poet laureate of the U. S. for 2001-2002 to read at WestConn; Oct. 9, 11: James Earl Jones speaks at WestConn.
Sports: Sep 20: Men's soccer team ranked fifth in poll; Sep 24: Tom Wilson backup quarterback; Oct 2: WestConn suspends women's tennis.
Jan 2-31, 2003: WestConn facts; Jan 1., 2003: WestConn to offer doctorate of education; Jan 3, 2003: A Century Ago: Danbury appropriates $10,000 toward Normal School; Jan 8, 2003: Magnet school site objections; Jan 10, 2003: A Century Ago: State Legislators plan to make push for Normal School; Jan 17, 2003: Defibrillators on campus; Jan 17-31, 2003: Centennial awards; Jan 16,31, 2003: Macricosta family pledges $1.1M to WCSU; Jan 23, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill by Nancy Gardent, Chapter 1: The Crash; Jan 29, 2003: WCSU to offer doctorate in Instructional Leadership; Jan 29, 2003: Magnet school design; Jan 30, 2003: At Home Activites by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill by Nancy Garden, Chapter 2: Mystery Stone; Jan 31, 2003: A Century Ago: Meriden puts in bid for Normal School.
Jan 1-12, 2003: WestConn facts; Jan 6, 2003: Khalda Logan profiled; Jan 9, 2003: Governor's speech angers union members; Jan 10, 2003: News-Times Community Forum: WestConn will be hurt by state budget cuts by Kathryn A. Wiss, president of WestConn's AAUP; Jan 13, 2003: Dr. Robert Grossman retiring.
Jan 3,14, 2003: Christin Morgatto featured; Men's and women's basketball coverage.
"Jan 3,14, 2003: Women's basketball Christin Morgatto.
Feb 1-28, 2003: WestConn facts; Feb 2, 2003: Class of 1942 reunion; Feb 6, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill by Nancy Garden, Chapter 3: Nothing…or Something?; Feb 10,14, 2003: Latino Scholarships; Feb 19,23, 2003: Gertrude Jekyll Garden at the Glebe House in Woodbury; Feb 20, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 5: More Noises in the Night; Feb 23, 2003: Ruth Steinkraus-Cohen bequest; Feb 25-28, 2003: Party with strippers in dorm lounge; Feb 26, 2003: Robert Alberetti, A Family of Artists; Feb 27, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 6: Is This House Haunted; Feb 28, 2003: A Century Ago: Normal School in Danbury would fill a great need.
Feb 2, 2003: Marcricostas family donation; Challenger tragedy; Feb 7, 2003: Black History Month film festival; Feb 8,9, 2003: WestConn students, staff plan rally to protest cuts; Feb 14, 2003: Alain Picard, artist and former student; Feb 26, 2003: Dr. Jane Goodall to present Centennial Year Lecture.
Feb 11, 2003: Basketball: Jay Reginatto named Little East Conference men's player of the week; Feb 18, 2003: Basketball: Kimani Crawford earns Little East Conference player of the week; Feb 19, 2003: Basketball: Number 1 seed in the Little East playoffs.
Mar 1-31, 2003: WestConn facts; Mar 1, 2003: WCSU becomes Smithsonian affiliate; Mar 1, 2003: Party with strippers….continues; Mar 4, 2003: Goodall's Roots and Shoots program; Mar 6, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 7: A Clue?; Mar 13, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 8: Mom's Discovery; Mar 14, 2003: A Century Ago: Making the case for a Normal School in Danbury; Mar 21, 2003: James R. Scrimgeour, WCSU professor and poet; Mar 27, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 10: A Long Night; Mar 29, 2003: WCSU receives $840,000 grant for new art center.
Mar 2, 2003: Anorexia: when eating becomes a dreaded ritual; Mar 2, 7,2003: The Imaginary Invalid by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Mar 4, 2003: Happy 100th birthday WestConn; Mar 7, 2003: A Century Ago: Board looking to prune Danbury budget expenses; Mar 7, 2003: WestConn partners with Smithsonian; Mar 9, 2003: WestConn receives gift of music library from the estate of Ruth Steinkraus-Cohen.
Mar 1, 2003: Colonials advance to LEC final (men's basketball); Mar 2, 2003: Colonials win Little Eastern Conference title and advances to NCAA Division III tournament; Mar 30, 2003: WCSU softball team opens Little East Conference season.
Apr 1-30, 2003: WestConn facts; Apr 2, 2003: WCSU punishes students for stripper party; Apr 3, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 11: Another clue; Apr 4, 2003: State college profs win job security in pact; Apr 6, 2003: WCSU tightens dorm rules; Apr 8, 2003: Grant to help New Milford buy Hunt Hill parcel of land for open space; Apr 8, 2003: City loses bid for mercury study money; Apr 9, 2003: Westconn partners with City to clean up toxic site; Apr 9, 2003: Goodall speaks at WestConn's Centennial Celebration; Apr 10, 2003: WestConn adds a gerontology program; Apr 10, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 12: The Name's the Same; Apr 17, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 13: A Ghostly Chat; Apr 20, 2003: "H.M.S. Pinafore" by the Opera Ensemble of WCSU; Apr 23, 2003: Toxic spill into Still River; Apr 24, 2003: At Home Activities by Dr. Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 14: Suspicions.
Apr 4,6, 2003: Canadian Brass to play Ives Concert Hall; Apr.4, 2003: CSU professors negotiate wage freeze; Apr 6, 2003: Edward Hagan edited O'Grady prose works; Apr 17, 2003: Dr. Darla Shaw named full professor at WCSU; Apr 21, 2003: Area towns celebrate Earth Day; Apr 25, 28, 2003: 5K race to honor WestConn's anniversary; Apr 25, 2003: Phil Woods to play at WCSU; Apr 26, 2003: Diversity advocate Jane Elliott to speak at WCSU.
Apr 3, 2003: Football: Mike Scipione will return in fall; Apr 10, 2002: Women's softball: Katie Wardlow helps Colonials regain No.1 ranking in New England; Apr 12, 2003: Men's basketball: Casey Bock named to play in annual NEBCA Div.III all-star game; Apr 30, 2003: Women's Lacrosse win first round of LEC tournament.
April 10-11, 2003: Burrelle's eClips
May 1-14, 2003: WestConn facts; May 5, 2003: MFA program accredited; May 6, 2003: Ari Tsingerliotis, capt. Of men's soccer team died in crash; May 8, 2003: At Home Activities by Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 16: No Other Way; May 15, 2003: At Home Activities by Darla Shaw: The Secret of Smith's Hill, by Nancy Garden, Chapter 17: Doom; May 19, 2003: Cassandra Stevenson graduates at age 15.
May 3, 2003: Women's lacrosse team falls in LECs; May 5, 2003: Women's softball team falls in title game; May 10, 2003: Mens baseball team falls in LEC semifinal.
Jun 3, 2003: State buys Roberts Avenue School; Jun 11,15, 2003: James Joyce Exhibit; Jun 13, 2003: "Sights and Sounds" at The Silo; Jun 25, 2003: WCSU building stadium; Jun 26, 2003: "Sybil & Friends" historical play; Jun 27, 2003: Bonding plan addreses critical school needs.
Jun 25, 2003: Men's baseball: Sean Buto.
Jul 6, 2003: Nursing shortage; Jul 13, 2003: Prof.Philbrick studies river weeds; Jul 16, 2003: Danbury to experiment using trees to remove mercury; Jul 18, 2003: A Century Ago: Alexander White provides land for normal school; Jul 23, 2003: WestConn to offer teaching doctorate; Jul 24, 2003: WCSU accredited by National Assn.of Schools of Music; Jul 24, 2003: WCSU: Gerontology new field of graduate study; Jul 24, 2003: WestConn and Smithsonian forge partnership; Jul 24, 2003: WCSU launches Educational Instructional Leadership Doctoral Program; Jul 27, 2003: WCSU Archives.
Jul 17, 2003: Football: John Bourque new offensive coordinator
"Make Way for Science"
Aug 2, 2003: WCSU: Science building construction; Aug 16, 2003: WCSU: Stadium close to completion; Aug 10, 22,27, 2003: Westside Observatory ready for Mars "close encounter;" Aug 24, 2003: WCSU receives film collection from Douglas Whitney.
Aug 6, 2003: Women's annual outdoor volleyball tournament; Aug 21,30, 2003: Men's soccer: David Forero.
Sep 1, 2003: Danbury HS Class of '53 celebrates 50 years; Sep 4, 2003: 9/11 Memorial flag; Sep 18,24, 2003: WCSU: Ground breaking for new science building ; Sep 28, 2003: Dr. Charlotte Hickox Isham obituary.
Sep , 2003: Men's and women's opening games; Sep 10, 2003: Tory Verdi lands pro job in Springfield, Mass.; Sep 28, 2003: Stadium rule irks soccer teams.
Oct 1-31, 2003: WCSU media coverage by Video Monitoring Services of America (VMS); Oct 1,2,5, 2003: President Roach to retire; Oct 3, 2003: WCSU wins $4M grant to fund cyber security research center; Oct 12, 2003: WCSU explores war for a year through debate, lectures, etc.; Oct 17, 2003: Virginal harpsichord in Haas Library; Oct 19, 2003: Students to bury time capsule; Oct 24, 2003: WCSU reaccreditation.
Oct 5, 2003: Philharmonia Virtuosi will perform at Ives Concert Hall; Oct 8: 2003: Board questions rush to find location for Magnet School; Oct 20, 2003: WestConn upgrades await state funds; Oct 30, 2003: Debate Club started by Dr. Christopher Kukk
Oct 2-21, 2003: Continued coverage of WCSU's teams; Oct 22, 2003: WestConn to induct fourth class into Athletic Hall of Fame.
WCSU October/November Media Coverage.
Nov 1-30, 2003: WCSU media coverage; Nov 2, 2003: Isabelle Farrington wins award; Nov 2, 2003: Biology prof. Mitch Wagener studying the eclogy of stone walls in N.E.; Nov 2,6,13, 2003: Kiss Me, Kate by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 12, 2003: State tuition to increase again; Nov 20, 2003: Time capsule sealed; Nov 21, 2003: WCSU enrollment grows.
Nov 2,6, 13, 2003: Kiss Me Kate production of the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; Nov 2, 2003; State tuition to increase; Nov 2, 2003: Isabelle Farrington wins award for giving; Nov 2, 2003: Mitch Wagener, biology prof. at WCSU, studying the ecology of stone walls in New England; Nov 7, 2003: Lunar eclipse of the moon.
Nov 9, 2003: Men's soccer team wins LEC title; Nov 10, 2003: Women's volleyball wins 5th straight title; Nov 11, 2003: Men's and women's soccer teams set for NCAA tournaments; nov.15, 2003: Women volleyball team eliminated from NCAA Div. III; Nov 16, 2003: Men's soccer team eliminated; Nov 16, 2003: Men's soccer team eliminated; Nov 24, 2003: Men's basketball team win Vassar Men's Basketball Invitational.
Dec 7, 2003: Deems Taylor biography by Jim Pegolotti published; Dec 7, 2003: Tuition average increase 12.5%; Dec 14, 2003: Eleanor Feeley Lawry, WASP spent war ferrying trainer planes; and, Connie Nappier, Jr. member of Tuskegee Airmen (partial article); Dec 26, 2003: A Century Ago: State unveils plans for DNS.
Men's and women's basketball coverage.
Includes Jan, Mar, Apr, and May.
January 2003 Digest: Dec 5: Wayne Shepperd, president and publisher of the News-Times received WestConn Society Community Service Award; Dec 6: News-Times A Century Ago: Danbury, Waterbury vie for state normal school; Dec 8, 2002: State approves land for performing arts center in Danbury; Dec 13: The Shelter of the Cross house in Danbury; Dec 20: A Century Ago: Board makes push for Normal School in Danbury; Dec 22: Curriculum doctorate is new WestConn offering by Koryeo Anim-Wright.
March 2003 Digest: Dec 18, 2002: Morganti Group Spotlight Story; Jan 17: Danbury area graffiti inspires documentary; Jan 20: Bethel High School seniors take courses at WCSU; Jan. 22-3: Tom Crucitti, Bernie Reidy, John Smoliga, Barbara Warner Obeda, and Dave McKane receive Centennial Award for Excellence from Dr. Dallas K. Beal; Jan 26: Cake celebration kicks off final semester of centennial by Koryeo Anim-Wright.
Sports: Feb 7: Women's basketball Tory Anderton interviewed.
April 2003 Digest: Mar 10: V-Day, Until The Violence Stops event; Mar 13: Author Mark Hetsgaard discusses his book "Earth Odyssey;" Mar 17: David Machell and bagpipes.
May 2003 Digest: Mar 13: The Imaginary Invalid, a farce by Moliere, production by the Communications and Theater Arts Department; Mar 14: Peter Whitney, photographer, interview; Mar 20: WCSU's capital campaign; Mar 21: Barbara Obeda's activism recalled; Mar 21; Anti-war protest; Mar 21: James Scrimgeour, community poet; Mar 26: Lake authority hires Larry Mariscano; Mar 26: Geologist John Pawloski; Mar 28: "Ladies of City Point" Civil War's Quiet Heroines by Jeanne Christie; Mar 29: WestConn receives $840,000 grant for new art center; Apr 8: City loses bid for mercury study money; Apr 8: State grant to help town buy Henderson farmland for open space; Apr 9: Nancy White Cassidy, illustrator, interview; Apr 9: Using plants to clear toxic mercury from soil; Apr 10: WestConn adds a gerontology program; Apr 20: H.M.S. Pinafore production reviewed by James Pegolotti; Apr 21: Dan Goble profiled.
Jan 9, 2004: Deems Taylor book signing; Jan 21, 2004: SCSU to hire female president.
Jan 17, 25, 2004: WestConn ice hocky; Jan 1-25, 2004: Men/women basketball.
Feb 4-20, 2004: Frederic Chiu, pianist, performs at WestConn; Feb 18, 2004: Campus Expenses in Conn. Ranked highest in nation; Feb 10, 2004: Wellesley Inn houses WestConn overflow of students.
Feb 25, 2004: WestConn men win Little East opener.
Mar 18, 2004: Branson Ultrasonics pledge $100,000 to WCSU; Mar 20, 2004: CCSU president Judd retires after scandal; Mar 20, 2004: WestConn raises $4.1 million, Boehring cited (first major fund raising); Mar 30, 2004: State pulls matching funds for colleges.
Mar 7-8, 2004: WCSU reaches ECAC final (men's basketball); Mar 11, 2004: Women's Lacross opening season.
Apr 1, 2004: WCSU unveils plans for $65M arts center; Apr 5, 2004: Women's book spotlights local statues; Apr 5, 2004: WCSU debate team defeats big league schools.
Apr 2, 30, 2004: Mia Farrow to speak at WestConn; Apr 7,16,23, 2004: Evening of jazz with Sherry Winston; Sights & Sounds 2004 at the Silo; The Deans' Lectures at WCSU: Terror & Democracy by Todd Brewster; Apr 23, 2004: "Street Scene" production by the WCSU's Opera Ensemble; Apr 26, 2004: Third annual WestConn AniFest; Apr 30, 2004: WestConn show "Freedom Live 2004" going to Iraq.
Apr 1-28, 2004: Men's and women's sports on win streak; Apr 29, 2004: WCSU fall in conference lacrosse playoff.
May 1, 20204: WestConn shortens list of president candidates; May 7, 2004: WestConn president candidate criticized; May 8, 2004: Freshmen get name changed to "first year students;" 'May 9, 2004: "In the Cards" by Dr. Mel Goldstein; May 15, 2004: WCSU's Dance Team "Forces of Dance;" May 23, 2004: Jane Goodall speaks at WCSU about war and the environment; May 26, 28, 2004: Candlewood Lake the topic at four-week lecture series; May 27, 2004: Hord Foundation sets up math academy.
May 1, 2004: Transgenic trees may remove mercury from soil; May 3, 2004: WestConn students produce variety show "Freedom Live 2004" for troops; May 7, 2004: WCSU Waterbury branch; May 8, 2004: Freshmen get name change; May 15, 2004: WCSU Dance Team; May 23, 2004: Jane Goodall on war and environment; May 28, 2004: Candlewood Lake, past present and future lecture series.
May 2, 2004: Women's softball team wins Little East title; May 9, 2004: Women fall short in New England Div. III regionals.
Jun 3, 2004: WestConn picks James Smotter as president; Jun 9, 2004: Land trust honors Skitch and Ruth Henderson; Jun 11, 2004: NSA certifies WestConn courses; Jun 14, 2004: Prof.Oluwole Owoye tell story of Nigerian odyssey; Jun 16, 2004: WestConn students unearth Indian artifacts along the Housatonic River; Jun 16, 2004: WestConn students unearth Indian artifacts along the Housatonic River; Jun 16, 2004: WestConn students unearth Indian artifacts along the Housatonic River; Jun 23, 2004: Danbury Hospital and WestConn reach teaching deal.
Jun 5, 2004: CSU might trim tuition increase; Jun 8, 2004: WestConn and local high schools team up to prepare students for college; Jun 11, 2004: Diverse lineup for Ives Concert Park; Jun 11, 2004; Candlewood Lake Lecture on Jun 17; Jun 15, 2004: New WestConn president goes "west;" Jun 15, 2004: Trustees slash tuition hike; Jun 16, 2004: New plans alter magnet school; Jun 26, 2004: Crews take time to restore forgotten cemetery.
Jun 14-22: Burrelle's eClips
July.15, 2004: Gravestone Studies conference held at WCSU; Jul 26, 2004: Great grandaughter of John Perkins, first principal of DNS, donates portraits to WCSU archives; Jul 31, 2004: Seventh Ave. to become Dr. James Roach Avenue.
Aug 28, 2004: Skitch Henderson Exhibit opens at the Silo; Aug 28, 2004: Gertrude E. Braun obituary.
Aug 3, 2004: WestConn teams gets four new logos; Aug 10, 2004: Peter Schachter becomes new men's soccer coach.
Sep 3, 2004: A Century Ago: Normal School opens with 37 students enrolled; Sep 4-5,7,8,12,17, 2004: College student stabbed; Sep 7, 2004: Darla and Ben Shaw attend Hobo Convention; Sep 14, 2004: WestConn nursing program to ease state shortage; Sep 16, 2004: Students to debate energy issues; Sep 17, 2004: WestConn increases campus security.
Men's football and soccer; women's soccer.
Oct 3, 2004: Victim recalls WestConn stabbing; Oct 7, 2004: City, WestConn to hold forum on toxic cleanup; Oct 10, 2004: City turns to trees to purge mercury; Oct 14,28, 2004: Appellate Court to hear three cases in Danbury; Oct 18, 2004: WestConn crime on decrease; Oct 19, 2004: Mary (Marmorstein) Young obituary; Oct 23,26, 2004: New dorm on westside campus; Oct 24, 2004: Southford Falls dig unearths site's industrial past.
Oct 1-31, 2004: Teams begin new season with wins and losses.
Nov 1,4, 2004: The Mystery of Edwin Drood by the Communications and Theatrer Arts Department; Nov 3, 2004: Dr. Thomas Michael Butterworth obituary; Nov 9, 2004: Burton Peretti bound for Germany; Nov 11, 2004: Non-trad life at WCSU; Nov 18, 2004: Ronald J. Chriss, chemistry professor, obituary; Nov 21, 2004: Abandoned houses on Osborne Street; Nov 18, 2004: Faculty debate stem cell use; Nov 24, 2004: Hendersons receive award for service to community.
Nov 21, 2004: WCSU men's basketball coach Bob Campell celebrates his 400th win; Nov 21, 2004: Women's soccer wins ECAC championship; Nov 27, 2004: WestConn men's team win northeast rugby championship.
Dec 10, 2004: Maria Silwa to discuss slavery in Africa; Dec 14, 2004: State Oks $2M for Westconn upgrades; WCSU to purchase Holy Trinity Orthodox Church; Dec 24, 2004: Jim Pegolotti wins ASCAP award for Deems Taylor: A Biography
Dec 1-31, 2004: Men's and women's basketball.
Kreizinger clipping
Includes Apr-Jul, and Oct-Dec.
April 2004 Digest: Feb 6: Pianist Frederic Chiu to perform Feb 10; Feb 18: Advocate for Afghani Women's Rights to Seak Feb 19; Feb 22:Girls taking interest in science; Feb 22: Planets and stars; Feb 24: Presidential hopeful Ralph Nader; Mar 3: WestConn nears fund-raising goal; Mar 5 "Twelfth Night" a hippie delight.
Mar 2004 Digest: Mar 15: WestConn wins $250,000 grant tocombat drug, alcohol abuse; Mar 20: WestConn raises $4.1 million; Mar 21: WestConn events target abuse; Mar 21: WestConn President James Roach has lifelong passion for baseball continues; Mar 24: CPTV program to feature trio of region's most active senior volunteers (Jean Kreizinger, Edwin Rosenberg, Jim Pegolotti; Mar 25: Jan Dow and daughter Shannon Dow have written "The Moor Lark" a play about them and their family; Mar 28: Hispanic organizations active at WestConn; Apr 1: WestConn surpasses goal, raises more than $4 million; Apr 1: WestConn and $65M arts center; Apr 5: Women's book spotlights local statues; Apr 5: Young WestConn debate team defeats big league schools; Apr 7: Henderson farm land dedicated as open space; Apr 9: "Street Scene" coming to Danbury; Apr 12: Local authors to speak at AAUW rund-raiser (James Pegolotti, Karen Kendall, Lauren Baritz-Longsted); Apr 18: WestConn Echo issue held for questionable content.
Sports: Mar 4: Michele Tarzia inducted into WCSU Hall of Fame; Apr 3: Men's baseball; Apr 16: Joe Kegler returns to WestConn.
June 2004 Digest: Mar 19: Branson Ultrasonics donates $100,000; Mar 19: United Way to honor Tony Pajk and Lynn Tabsorak; Apr 2,7,23: "Street Scene" by WCSU Opera Ensemble; Apr 2,9,30: Mia Farrow to speak at WestConn; Apr 15: Todd Brewster, newsman, lectures on terrorism and Constitution; Apr 25: WestConn's Criminology Club to focus on victim; Apr 26: Third annual WestConn AniFest; Apr 30: Pianist Orlie Shaham, pianist, review by Howard Tuvelle; Apr 30, May 3: WestConn show "Freedom Live 2004" to go to Iraq; May 2: Danbury Museum to host spring rail fair; May 7,13: Gerard Robilotti and Gary Hawley received WCSU's President's Medal; May 7: WCSU Waterbury branch; May 8: Freshmen get name change to "first year students;" May 15: WCSU Dance Team celebrates 10-year anniversary; May 23: Jane Goodall speaks about war and the environment.
July 2004 Digest: May 26, 28: June Lecture Series to focus on Candlewood Lake's Past, Present and Future; May 27: Hord Foundation sets up math academy; Jun 3,15: WestConn's new president, James Schmotter; Laurie Weinstein and students unearth Indian artifacts; Jun 17: Henry Barnard Award to Lillian McKee and Ilana Ofgang; Jun 17: Charles Mullaney and Northern Ireland; Danbury Hospital and WestConn reach teaching agreement; Jun 26: Ed Siergiej and restoration of forgotten cemeteries.
October 2004 Digest:Jun 30: WestConn to split Communications, Theatre Art Departments; Haas Library receives first national honor; Jul 5: Herb Janick and Danbury Hatter's Biographical Project; Jul 24: WestConn arts building a priorty; Jul 26: Elizabeth Perkins MacGregor, great grandaughter of John Perkins, donates photos of Perkins to Haas Library;Jul 31: Seventh Avenue becomes Dr. James Roach Avenue; Aug 13: James W. Schmotter begins presidency;
Sports: Men's soccer and football; Aug 3: WestConn teams get new logo; Aug 18: Men's soccer coach Wayne Mones; Sep 1: Women's soccer look to capture LEC title; Sep 3: Men's football Nick Frayer.
November 2004 Digest: Sep 17: Waterbury branch gets approval for two degrees; James Schmotter interview; Oct 1: WestConn plans series of events to inform voters; Sep 24: Holocaust survivor David Faber to share his story; Sep 30: Barbara Manners to host Project Vote Smart; Oct 1: WestConn named to Homeland Security/Defense Education Consortium; Oct 1: David Faber and holocaust; Oct 10: Trees used to clean up mercury in Danbury brownfields; Oct 17: Dr. Russell Fryer scholarship honors late son, Kenneth Fryer.
December 2004 Digest: Oct 20: Gov Rell to attend ribbon cutting for new residence's hall; Oct 22,28,31, Nov 3,5: "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" interactive mystery; Oct 29: WestConn plays host to Appellate Court; Nov 3: Music Prof Wesley Ball teaches through critical listening;Nov 5: Dr. Robert H. Frank, economist, to lecture at WestConn; Nov 6: Japanese tea ceremony; Nov 10: Prof Abubaker Saad on Yasser Arafat.
Sports: Nov 21: Women's soccer wins ECAC championship; Nov 21: Men's basketball coach earns 400th win; Nov 27: WCSU's Rugy Team are Northeast champions.
Jan 24, 2005: Skitch Henderson to receive Smithson Bicentennial Medal; Jan 21, 2005: Danbury gives approval for school on Osborne Street; Jan 27, 2005: WestConn students to perform Psycho Beach Party comedy.
Jan 6, 2005: Richard Myers, WestConn volleyball program; Jan 5-30, 2005: Brice Assie, men's basketball.
Feb 5, 2005: "SimMan" robot, a $28,000 robot patient in nursing program; Feb 13, 2005: Tuition freeze proposal; Feb 16, 2005: Arts Center in Rell budget; Feb 17, 2005: James Schmotter assembles new team; Feb 20, 2005; WestConn honors members of Black Student Alliance.
Feb 17, 2005: Brice Assie, men's basketball; Feb 22, 2005: WestConn hockey; Feb 27, 2005: Colonials win LEC title.
Mar 3-4, 2005: The Distance From Here, a drama by playwright Neil LaBute; Mar 3, 2005: Prof. Tom Philbrick expert in Latin American river weeds finds new species; Mar 4, 2005: A Century Ago "Normal School building takes shape on White Street;" Mar 14, 2005: Work to begin on Magnet School, WestConn project; Mar 18, 2005: WestConn students, staff sacrifice hair for charity; Mar 20, 2005: Prof.Theodora Pinou leads study of turtles.
Mar 2, 2005: Brice Assie WestConn's player of the year; Mar 6, 2005: WestConn men's basketball ends season with loss.
Apr 11, 2005: David Beardsley's historic postcard exhibit; Apr 15, 2005: Jim Pegolotti review: Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players; Apr 15-16, 2005: Inauguration of James Schmotter; Apr 21,25, 2005: Will Michael, WCSU senior, wins grant for Old Nature Quarry documentary.
Apr 3, 2005: Men's lacrosse team records first-ever victory in a Little East Conference game; Apr 14, 2005: Foootball players clean up YMCA Day Camp; Apr 24, 2004: Dennis Skarda leads men's lacrosse to victory; Women's lacrosse; Men's baseball and tennis teams.
May 5, 2005: Theodora Pinou leads turtle research on Crete; May 6, 2005: Ellen Rosenberg's book Success, Fame, Happiness, Riches about Anna Rosenberg; May 6, 2005: Jim Pegolotti review: "WestConn concert blends three eras;" May 6,9-10, 2005: Jane Goodall Roots and Shoots; May 13, 2005: WestConn planning new parking area; May 13, 2005: Blue Window by the Communications and Theatre Arts Department; May 15, 2005: Jane Goodall discusses world's diminishing fresh water supply; May 20, 2005: Jim Pegolotti review: Horn concerto at Ives Concert Hall; May 25, 2005: WestConn in line for $3.7M grant; May 27, 2005: Filipino dancers to perform at WestConn.
May 12, 2005: Powder puff rugby game at WestConn; May 12, 2005: Women's softball win ECAC; May 15, 2005: Men's baseball team loses in LEC final.
Jun 2, 2005: Filipino dancers to perform at WCSU; Jun 4, 2005: Laurie Weinstein and WestConn students to join dig in Colorado.
Jul 3, 2005: Symphony concert of Ives music; Leonard Bernstein and protégé Michael Tilson Thomas; Jul 15, 2005: CSUS Cibes announces retirement; Jul 24, 2005: The Lady and the Panda by Vicki Constantine Croke; Jul 27,29, 2005: John Tamas, WCSU student obituary.
Jul 27, 2005: Jason Ouellet, new men's lacrosse coach; Jul 3,2005: Defensive tackle Lou Falco.
Aug 15, 2005: Danbury demolishes old courthouse (Devlin and Janick quoted); Aug 19,30, 2005: WestConn midtown parking; Aug 30, 2005: State college enrollment increases.
Aug 4, 2005: Footbal coach John Burrell; Aug 18, 2005: Nicole Corbin, women's soccer.
"Dedicated to Science"
Sep 4, 10, 2005: WestConn to take in displaced students from Tulane and Loyola; Sep 6, 2005: Student Chris Hennessy's efforts to assist victims of Katrina; Sep 10, 2005: Prof. Anam Govardhan has close call with Katrina; concert to benefit Katrina victims; Sep 17, 2005: Bill Clinton coming to town; Sep 27, 2005: Dedication of science building; Sep 30, 2005: Magnet school first year plan.
Sep 1-2, 2005: Ashley Griffin, women's soccer goalkeeper; Sep 3, 2005: Joe DiMeglio, senior quarterback; Sep 4,7, 2005: Nicole Corbin, women's soccer all-time leading scorer; Sep 5, 2005: Vinny Cosentino, NJAC special teams player of the week.
Oct 3-4,9, 2005: Former Pres. Clinton returns to thank students for tsunami relief effort; Oct 14, 2005: Jim Pegolotti review: WestConn Symphonic Band; Oct 20, 2005: Northeast Generation ponders future of Candlewood, Lillinonah and Zoar (editorial); Oct 21, 2005: Forum to focus on rules for Candlewood Lake; Oct 22, 2005: Orianna DeMasi, WestConn student, visits Australia to aid endangered species; Oct 31, 2005: WestConn's rebuilt Steinway piano.
Oct 6, 2005: Matt Cusack men's soccer; Oct 9, 2005: Joe DiMeglio, quarterback; Oct 16, 2005: Jason Alcin and Adamis Gonzalez, football.
Nov 2-13, 2005: Skitch Henderson obituary and press coverage; Nov 14,17, 2005: Science park proposed next to WestConn's Westside Campus; Nov 15, 2005: Nine: The Musical by the WestConn Theater Company Aurora; Nov 15, 2005: Magnet school makes pitch to parents; Nov 18, 2005: Students learn to forecast weather at WestConn; Nov 27, 2005: Ralph J. Braibanti obituary (Class of 1941); Nov 27, 2005: Lew Zurlo "Buildling his own legacy."
Nov 6, 2005: Men's soccer team clinches Little East title; Nov 8, 2005: Joe Mingachos, WestConnn's women's soccer coach; Nov 14,17, 2005: Women's soccer team loses in second round of NCAAs; Nov 19, 2005: Ally Greenwood returns to women's basketball; Men's basketball.
Dec 4, 2005: Sabrina Tavernise, New York Times reporter, speaks at WCSU and draws criticism; Dec 4,11, 2005: James Loewen to speak on historical myths; Dec 11, 2005: WestConn finds a partner in Tek-Air; Dec 17, 2005: CSUS names David Carter as chancellor; Dec 18, 2005: Asst. Art Prof. Majorie Portnow get national recognition
Dec 4, 2005: Women's and men's basketball; Dec 12, 2005: Men's hockey team.
Includes Jan, Mar-Jul, Oct and Dec.
January 2005 Digest: Dec 10, 2004: WCSU opens door for foreign students; Marla Sliwa to discuss slavery in Africa; Dec 12: Girl Scouts turns to WestConn for marketing plan; Dec 14: State oks $2M for WestConn upgrades; Dec 15: Sen. Cappiello and Rep Frey help secure funding for WCSU and Holy Trinity Orthodox Church; Dec 16: Prof. Emeritus David Detzer discusses his book "Donneybrook" about the First Battle of Bull Run; Dec 31: WestConn offers MFA in Professional Writing; Dec 31: WestConn planning inaugural events to honor its new President.
March 2005: Jan 21: Danbury gives approval for school on Osborne Street; Jan 27: WestConn students to perform "Psycho Beach Part" comedy; Feb 4: Feb: 11: WestConn play "For Colored Girls" lifts spirits of performers; Feb 12: WestConn and Chinese New Year; Feb 16: Governor Rell earmarks $69.3 million for WestConn Arts Center; Feb 21: School building projects to begin this year.
April 2005 Digest: Feb 18: Anthony Pajk and Branson honored by WestConn; Mar 3,4: WestConn stages "The Difference From Here" a raw drama by playwright Neil LaBute; Mar 3: Prof Tom Philbrick expert in Latin American river weeds finds new species; Mar 6: George Coleman new Hord Foundation leader; Mar 14: Work to begin on $18 million student center on Westside Campus; Mar 20: Prof Theodora Pinou leads study of turtles.
May 2005 Digest: Apr 2: WestConn variety show; Apr 6: WCSU Childcare Caberet; Apr 7: WCSU events to honor new president; Apr 11: Postcard exhibit shows images of Danbury's past; Apr 13: WestConn begins work on student center; Apr 13: Magnet School attracts attention; Apr 16: WestConn installs new president.
June 2005 Digest: Apr 15, 27: 10th Annual WCSU April Jazz Festival to feature Lovano Nonet; Apr 24: Prof Anam Govardhan teaches "responsible" English classes; May 3: WestConn students learn from the past; May 4,10,15: Jane Goodall to speak at WestConn May 8; May 5: WestConn professor Theodora Pinou leads turtle research on Crete; May 12: WestConn student president takes charge; May 13: "Blue Window" production by Theatre Arts Department; May 13: WestConn planning new parking area; May 25: WestConn in line for $3.7M grant.
July 2005 Digest: May 27: Dr. Jack S. C. Fong receives President's Medal at WCSU Commencement; Jun 25: Students research lake conditions; Jul 7: WestConn senior, Chris Hennessy, gets top marketing award.
October 2005 Digest: Jul 16,27: WestConn to offer week of literature; Jul 21: Growing nursing program gets temporary new home; Jul 20: Candlewood Lake Authority July News; Jul 28: Charles Ives' pipe organ to find home at WestConn; Jul 29: WestConn students perform a free, psychedelic version of Twelfth Night; Aug 9: New WestConn science facility; Aug 16: Construction forces Nature Preserve to shift entrance; Aug 18: Skitch Henderson to help WestConn programs; Aug 18: Director Emily Gallagher puts a new spin on "Three Little Pigs;" Aug 19: WestConn parking.
December 2005 Digest: Oct 24: WestConn students help Pakistan quake victims; Oct 26,28: WestConn to host eminent domain debate; Oct 30: James Mellett, WestConn Lecture Series, defends idea of evolution; Oct 31: WestConn's rebuilt Steinway; Nov 2,3,4,6: Skitch Henderson dies; Nov 4: Silo Gallery and WestConn MFA artis highlight "The Farm;" Nov 4: Musical "Nine" at WCSU reviewed; Nov 17: Campus research park on hold; Nov 27: Lewis Zurlo architectural records donated to Haas Library.
Jan 11, 2006: CSUs seeks $20M for more full-time faculty; Jan 19, 2006: WestConn to receive bond for improvements; Jan 22, 2006: Musicians gather in New Milford to honor Skitch Henderson; Jan 24, 2006: Magnet School meetings planned; Jan 31, 2006: International projects get WestConn funds.
Jan , 2006: Men's and women's basketball.
Feb 16-17, 2006: Helena Nitowski, Magnet School principal; Feb 18, 2006: Prof. Shouhua Qi's novel "When the Purple Mountain Burns;" Feb 22, 2006: Linda Rinker becomes new academic vice president; Feb 24, 2006: Regional debate championship comes to WestConn.
Feb 1-2, 2006: Greg Cole, men's basketball; Feb 21, 2006: WestConn to host Little East Tourney
Mar 5, 2006: WestConn students in service see reality of war; Mar 7, 2006: Campuses must allow military recruiters; May 9, 2006: Magnet School attracts nearly 1,000 applicants; Mar 26, 2006: James Lomuscio book Village of the Dammed: The fight for Open Space and the Floodingof a Connecticut Town; Mar 28, 2006: State to buy house for WestConn expansion; Mar 31, 2006: Richter Assn. for the Arts: Dr. Herbert Janick to discuss Part 1 of Danbury Then and Now.
Mar 1, 2006: Women's basketball team begins ECAC playoffs.
Apr 18,22, 2006: Jane Goodall's Roots and Shoots program; Apr 25, 2006: "Ice Age" illustrator coming to WestConn; Apr 25, 2006: WestConn student Robert Philip Kelleher found dead; Apr 28, 2006: Jim Pegolotti's final review: Merry Widow by Communications and Theatre Art Department; Apr 30, 2006: Magnet School takes shape.
Apr 8, 2006: WCSU's women's softball coach Alicia O'Brien gets 400th win; Apr 27, 2006: WestConn basketball star Brice Assie set to go pro.
May 1, 2006: Frank McCourt to discuss writing at WestConn; May 22-31, 2006: WestConn graduates protest television journalist Catherine Crier's remarks.
Women's softball.
Jun 9, 2006: Prof. Abubaker Saad: After al-Zarqawi; Jun 10, 2006: WCSU gets ok for $84 million Performing Arts Center; Jun 12, 2006: WCSU anticipates campus upgrades; Jun 17, 2006: WestConn mural pays tribute to Charles Ives and Marian Anderson.
Includes Jan, Mar-Jul, and Dec.
January 2006 Digest: Nov 3, 18, Dec 13, 2005: Magnet school draws interest; Nov 23: WestConn to offer Smithsonian exhibition, concert, academic conference for Vietnam Week; Nov 29, Dec 2: Prof Carina Bandhauer to hold immigration forum; Dec 4,11: Author James Loewen to speak on historical myths; Dec 4: Reporter Sabrina Tavernise tells stories of Iraqi suffering and suvival; Dec 5: Officials to tighten penalties against landlords; Dec 7,9: WCSU Theatre Arts Department to offer one-act plays then "Holiday Tidings;" Dec 11: Campus police chief forms law enforcement group; Dec 17: CSUS names David Carter chancellor; Dec 18: Marjorie Portnow, assitant art professor gets national recognition; Dec 21: New elementary magnet school presented to Bd. of Ed; Dec 21: Prof John Briggs named one of nine 2005-7 Fellows for Black Earth Arts; Dec 26: Tek-Air partners with WestConn; Jan 4, 2006: Activist Dave Bonan displays copy of his alternative newspaper, The Hat City Free Press; Jan 6: Magnet School sign-ups start; Jan 11: WestConn enrollment rising; Jan 12: Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy.
March 2006 Digest: Dec 30, 2005: Shirley Ferris creates scholarship for nontraditional students; Jan 5, 12, 2006: Orianna DeMasi volunteers for Australian program; Jan 22: Muscians gathre in New Milford to honor Skitch Henderson; Jan 25:Magnet School meeting; Jan 27: Magnet school to open; Jan 31: International projects get WestConn funds; Gail Hill Williams new director of Hord Foundation; Feb 6: Jane Copeland Stevens interview; Feb 7: Susan York runs Hunt Hill Farm Trust; Feb 10, 16, 25: New magnet school to teach about global community; Feb. 19: Prof Shouhua Qi book 'When the Purple Mount Burns;" Feb 26: WCSU students travel to proverty-stricken Bangladesh.
April 2006 Digest: Feb 3: Susan York named Director for Hunt Hll Farm Trust; Feb 8: Prof Averell Manes explains roots of racial tension in France; Feb 8, 27: WestConn's Roger Sherman Debate Society; Feb 10, 17: WestConn graduates paint mural at YMCA; Mar 1, 2, 3: "As You Like It" by the WCSU Theatre Arts Department; Mar 11: Old Quarry Nature Center; Mar 16: Fairfield Hills Hospital; Mar 22: WestConn science par plans moving ahead; Mar 26: The Rise and Fall of Valley Forge (Connecticut); Mar 28: State to buy house for WestConn expansion; Mar 29: Darla Shaw "World's Slowest Speed Skater."
May 2006 Digest: Adwoa Adarkwa and WCSU's debate team; Mar 23: Neil and Carolyn Wagner receive WestConn Society Distinguished Service Award; Mar 24: First Macricostas Lecture in new WCSU series; Mar 31: Richter kicks off season with memorabilia exhibit (Herb Janick and "Danbury Then and Now;" Apr 6: Isabelle Farrington is honorary chair for WCSU Foundation's annual ball; Apr 16, 21: WCSU's Opera Enseble performs "The Merry Widow;" Apr 21: Jazz pianist Chick Corea at WestConn; Apr 25: Jane Goodall and th Roots and Shoots program; Apr 27: Brice Assie set to go pro; May 1: Frank McCourt to speak at WestConn.
June 2006 Digest: Apr 30: WCSU hosts 20th Ball; May 5: WestConn at Waterbury; May 12: WestConn actors a smash hit in Ecuador; May 19: WestConn Symphony Orchestra; May 24: WestConn protester says graduation speech by Catherine Crier shouldn't have been political.
July 2006: May 17: WestConn's Newman Center group aid hurrican-ravaged Mississippi; May 31: WestConn offers music camps; Jun 6: Connecticut grapples with shortage of nurses; Jun 9: After al-Zarqawi; Jun 17: WestConn Mural pays tribute to Charles Ives and Marian Anderson; Jul 3: WestConn's 800 space garage to open by autumn; Jul 6: WestConn's new Westside campus center anticipates January opening; Jul 12: Prof Jennifer Frederick show teachers how to explain a chemistry concept to middle and high school science students.
December 2006 Digest: Oct 18, 20,21,25: WCSU students and Dr. Darla Shaw offer ghost tours for Halloween; Oct 20,24,25,29, Nov 1,3, 10: WCSU's production of "The Full Monty;" Oct 31: WestConn students to help at polls on election day; Nov 8: Yankees' general manager Brian Cashmen lecture at WCSU; Nov 17: Students learn diversity through dance; Nov 29: Grant to help WestConn spruce up locker rooms, other facilities.
Sports: Nov 4: Women's soccer in LEC semis; Nov 5: Women rally to win LEC soccer title; Nov 7: WestConn to host NCAA games.
Jan 2006-Jun 2007
WestConn Media Report; A compilation of media mentions from Jul 2006-Jun 2007. Includes charts and graphs.
Includes Jan, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Oct, Nov, and Dec.
April 2007 Digest: Feb 21,23: Forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee to speak at WestConn March 1; Mar 2: Romeo and Juliet: A Rock and Roll Love Story" production by WCSU's Theatre Arts Department; Mar 9: President's Lecture Series: Dr. Timothy H. Breen to speak; Mar 2: WestConn and fundraising; Mar 16: "MythBusters" to speak at WCSU; Mar 16,25: Rock Brynner to speak at WCSU; Mar 17: Dr. Robin Herbert to speak on efforts to treat 9/11 workers; Mar 22: Darla Shaw becomes a humanitarian traveler.
May 2007 Digest: Apr 2007: WestConn forms new partnerships with the Women's Center of Greater Danbury and The Piney Woods School in Mississippi; Apr 4: Gilbert and Sullivan music scheduled; Apr 5 WestConn job fair goes 'upscale;' Apr 13: Jane Goodall to speak at WCSU April 27, 26, 28; Apr 19: Exchange students share Chinese culture; Apr 20: Jazz festival comes to WestConn; Apr 22: Students try to boost recycling at WCSU.
June 2007 Digest: Apr 26: Artis Rolandas Kiaulevicius; Apr 30: Illegal immigration foes, supporters make voices heard; May 2: Exhibition celebrates research; May 3: Nursing students experience wartime medicine; May 4: Dr. Allen Morton on child abuse; May 4: WestConn offers music and theater events; May 18: Jane Goodall's message of hope; May 20: Theater arts graduates take center stage.
November 2007 Digest: Sep 20: Dr. Mel Goldstein to be honored with the establishment of a scholarship for meteorology students; Sep 30: WestConn to honor banned books; Oct 17: NAACP - 50 Years, Still fighting for the Dream; Oct 19: WestConn receive $100,000 grand to help draw, keep, graduate Latinos; Oct 22: WestConn continues to grow, student retention credited for record enrollment; Oct 26: "The Cherry Orchard" production by Theatre Arts Department.
Sports: Oct 7: Men's football.
December 2007 Digest: Oct 17: Homecoming and tailgate dining; Oct 26: University's enrollment spikes 18%; Oct 27: Prof. Kevin Gutzman's book "The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution;" Oct 30: WCSU recipient of $100,000 grant from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation; Nov 2: "The Cherry Orchard;" Nov 3: Gov. Rell signs bonding bill at WCSU.
Sports: Nov 17,18,20,22,28: Women's soccer.
Includes Jan, Mar-Aug, and Oct-Dec.
March 2008 Digest: Jan 12,23: Puerto Rico schools get help from WestConn education students; Jan 13: Carlotta Walls LaNier, keynote speaker at WCSU's Dr. Martin Luther King Community Celebration; Jan 16,20: Gov Rell earmarks nearly $1M for WCSU renovations; Jan 19: Winter walk at WestConn Nature Preserve; Jan 20: Dr. Mel Goldstein; Jan 22: State seeks input on economic plan, Forum set for Jan 29 WestConn's Westside campus; Jan 22: Member of "Little Rock Nine" shares story; Jan 28: Climate Change; Feb 3: Blizzard of '79 paralyzed state; Feb 4: African Film Festival returning to WestConn; Feb 13: WestConn's Meteorology students finish ninth in competition; Feb 29: WCSU spring musical "Tommy."
Sports: Jan 13: Men's baseball John Susi; Jan 23: Coach Paul Pasqualoni to Miami Dolphins; Feb 29: Ritush Venugopal named new men's tennis coach.
April 2008 Digest: March 2008: WXCI; 35 Commercial Free Years On The Air; Mar 7: WestConn's Dan Goble plays historic concert in North Korea; Mar 9: Blazing Trails; Many women from Danbury area have cemented their place in history; Mar 25: WestConn wins leadership award for anti-drug message; Mar 30: Amy Chua, author and the John Duff Jr. professor of law at the Yale School of Law, examines the rise and fall of "hyperpowers;" April: MFA Visual Arts Graduates exhibit thesis works; Apr 6: Dorothy Weir Young exhibit on display at Weir Farm National Historic Site; Apr 7: WestConn to stage operas.
Sports: Mar 4: Men's and women's basketball teams; Mar 13: Women's softball Shleby Slie.
May 2008 Digest: Mar 27: WestConn honored for innovative energy conservation program; Apr 9: Phyllis Cortese new executive director for Ives Center; Apr 10: Lawmakers honor Hat City, 4 veteran politicians; Apr 14: WCSU Receives Energy Project Award; Apr 15: State honors two WestConn professors: Robin Flanagan and Shane Murphy; Apr 16: SOTA: Empowering Afro-American women in higher education; Apr 18: WestConn Opera Ensemble; Apr 20: WCSU's Child Care Center; Apr 24: Theater company bringing Chinese culture to students; Spr 25: Nursing shortage? Apr 27: The Rise of China by Warren I. Cohen.
Sports: Apr 15: WestConn athletes Loren Angiolillo and Amy Hartman (women's softball), and Billy Armstrong (men's baseball) honored; May 5: Men's Lacrosse set for NCAAs; May 6: Women's softball set for NCAAs; May 7: Lacrosse Captain Dennis Skarda.
June 2008 Digest: Apr 30: WestConn offers classes at NVCC; Apr 30: Candidates prepare to earn first WCSU Doctoral Degrees; May 9: Phyllis Cortese, new boss of Ives Concert Park; May 14: Danbury woman in China quake; May 18: Reviving "The Palace;" Prof Chuck Mullaney headed to Ireland; June 2008: Filmfest attracts many to Palace Theatre; Jun 2, 2008: State oks $12.2M for WestConn.
July/August 2008 Digest: Jun 3: Shoff Darby scholarships; Jun 5: Jeff Pioli and Dr. Theodora Pinou spends vacation studying turtles; July: Ives Concert series underway; Jul 6: Insects usedin fight against watermilfoil at Candlewood; Jul 7; Namath gives football tips at Danbury camp; Jul 22: Nurse education; Jul 24: System's 4 universities to see improved dorms, halls, focus on fine arts; Jul 31: Vietnamese native earns scholarship to continue education in Waterbury; Aug 1: Dr. JamesSchmotter discusses how this state unversity turned a new corner by treating students like customers and building on its strengths.
October 2008 Digest: Aug 1,6,7: "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2" film shot at WestConn opens Wednesday; Aug 19: U. S. Rep Murphy seeks funds for nursing programs; Aug 21: Developing downtown Danbury; Aug 26: "One Book, One Community program announced; Aug 31: Orphans abroad inspire work of WestConn students; Sep 8: 125th Anniversary, Danbury rich in sports; Sep 12: WestConn pauses to remember 9/11; Sep 16: State gets behind film fest sequel; Sep 21: Hurricane of 1938.
Sports: Sep 3: Stacey Slater ready to lead tennis team; Sep 12: James Williams and men's football; Sep 16: Jo- Merheb and Amanda Genova women's soccer team
November 2008 Digest: Oct 5,7: Mary Edgett, Westconn to honor her at 104; Oct 10: Tuvelle wows audience at Richter; Oct 21: WCSU offers Master of Arts in Teaching; Oct 20: Historian Philip Bobbitt to discuss war on terror; Oct 23: Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, Ann Quindlen, tells students writing isn't easy; Oct 24: Hat City Debates at WCSU; Nov 2,7: "Cabaret" at WCSU.
Sports: Oct 7: Lauren Matthews named LEC's offensive playerof the week for women's soccer; Oct 23: Danbury Hall of Fame; Nov 2,3,7: Women's basketball top seed in LEC; Nov 4: WestConn athletes honored (Stein, Michalowski, Sanchez);
December 2008 Digest: Nov 5,14: WCSU Theatre's "Cabaret" opening Nov 6; Nov 16: Jeff Kalin and stone fragments; Nov 22: WestConn part of record student enrollment trend; Nov 28: WestConn choral concert "We are the World;" Nov 29: City seeks money to fight milfoil with weevils; Dec 3: Rona Gurkewitz, computer science professor, and original origami designs that she uses to teach algorithms to students.
Sports: Nov 15: Women set for NCAAs.
Includes Jan, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul(2), Oct, Nov, Dec
January 2009 Digest: Jan: 2008 Year-in-Review: A Time of Challenge and Opportunity by James Schmotter; Dec 5,10,: "A Christmas Carol" by WCSU Theatre Arts Department; Dec 7: Economy affects college choices; Dec 14: Resident Chronicles State's University System; Dec 14: News-Times Do You Remember Column: New dormitory officially opens at WestConn's Westside Campus; January: Many weather related articles.
Sports: Dec 9: Women's basketball Catherine Nathans; Men's basketball Leroy Mayers honored; Dec 10: WeatConn players earn All-New England honors; Dec 22: Men's basketball DaQuan Brooks, Ryan Gonzalez and Jaqme Brogan.
March 2009 Digest: Jan 4: Prof Alex Standish publishes "Global Perspectives in the Geography Curriculum; Jan 12,15: Ruby Dee to perform at WestConn King celebration; Jan 16: WestConn and Facebook; Jan 20: Musicians to play in Festival; Feb 3: Dr. King's Community Celebration; Jan 21: Inauguration of Barack Obama; Jan 31: WestConn plays host to Chinese New Year; Feb 2: Claire Geddes celebrates 90th birthday; Feb 8,9: "The Dawn of Rebellion," Richard Halliburton and Burton Peretti will conduct two public lectures on Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin; Feb 12: WestConn film fest reveals unfamiliar sides of Africa; Feb 16: Prof Burton Peretti book "Lift Every Voice--The History of African-American Music;" Mar 4: Shakespeare's "The Tempest" by WCSU's Theatre Arts Department; Feb 21,23: "Naked Archaeologist" Simcha Jacobovici speaks about Middle Eastern archaeology; Mar 5: More Danbury students attend state universities than any other town.
Sports: Jan 7: Westconn soccer star Shannon Cawley earns academic honor; Jan 9: Women's basketball Heather Lee; Jan 13: Men's basketball Gary Robinson named Little East Conference's Rookie of the week; Feb 3: WestConn athletes Dashon Jennings, Gary Robinson, Heather Bodington and Melissa Teel; Feb 8: Freshman swimmer Sondra McAdams broke two school records; Feb 25: Men's basketball beat Plymouth State; Mar 3: Women's basketball.
April 2009 Digest: Mar 4,8,12: "The Tempest" by WCSU's Theatre Arts Department; Mar 7,17: State colleges and universities are seeing increased enrollment to save on higher education; Mar 11: State universities plan salary freeze, staff cuts; Mar 12: Prof Oluwole Owoye on current economic conditions; Mar 14: MTV holds casting call at WestConn; Mar 22: WestConn panel: Women paid less as earnings become crucial; Mar 31and Apr 3: President's Lecture Series: Filmmaker Mira Nair.
Sports: Ashley McFetridge is Little East Conference Player of the Year; Mar 23: Sean Macey and men's lacrosse.
May 2009 Digest: Apr 5: Kenji Yoshino, lawyer and writer, presents updated look at civil rights; Apr 10: WCSU students map Bear Mountain with GPS; Apr 13: Retired Prof Ellen Rosenberg writes book on former mother-in-law Anna Rosenberg; Apr 15: WCSU's Opera Ensemble presents "The Marriage of Figaro;" May 9: WCSU holds its first multicultural fair.
June 2009 Digest: Apr 23: Stephen Price and Wendy Youngblood awarded Fulbright Scholarships; Apr 23: Earth Day 2009, Students dig into Roots & Shoots; May 10: WestConn hosts Research Day; May 17: Film fest returns bigger than ever; May 17: "The Muses" presented by WCSU's music department; May 17: Newsweek columnist Jonathan Alter and Michael P. Meotti, Commissioner of Connecticut's Department of Higher Education, to speak at WestConn's Commencement; May 21: Roberts Avenue School closes; May 29-Jun 1: CT Film Festival; Jun 8: Watermilfoil research grows at Candlewood Lake.
July 2009 Digest: May 31: WestConn Professor Pinou take scientific "Initiative;" May 31: WestConn's University Ball; Jun 28: Operation Care Package at WCSU; Jun 28: WestConn prepares for its new arts center; Jun 24,29: Did drawdown foil the watermilfoil? Jul 5,9: Summer at Ives Concert Park; Jul 20: Author Frank McCourt dies; Jul 19: New Connecticut Science Center in Hartford.
October 2009 Digest: Jul 9: Ives thrives; Jul 12: G.I. Bill changes causing confusion; Jul 20: Frank McCourt "a neighbor" in Litchfield County; Jul 31: WestConn's production of "The Tempest: A Musical Enchantment" at Ives Concert Park; Aug 2,6: Readings at WestConn by author Daniel Asa Rose; Aug 14: Abigail Disney, filmmaker and philanthropist, to speak at WestConn; Aug 19: WCSU's The Tempest at Edinburgh '09; Aug 19: Danbury's new "Ellsworth Avenue Elementary School; Aug 25, Sep 16, Oct 4: One Book, One Community book on teenage mental illness; Aug 29: WestConn welcomes its biggest class; Sep-Oct 09: View from out here by Christopher L. Kukk, The advantages of teaching overseas with a family; Sep 4; WCSU to receive 2009 award from the Housatonic Valley Cultural Alliance; Sep 6: Dr. Mel Goldstein's new book "Dr. Mel's Connecticut Climate Book;" Sep 11,23: Swine flu case probable; Sep 22: WestConn's EllenDurnin says women need to negotiate more; Sep 30: Business Women's Forum focuses on survival; Oct 3: WestConn forum to focus on racism and division; Oct 4: WestConn builds upon a legacy of culture and opportunity.
Sports: Sep 4: Women's soccer.
Dec 2009 Digest: Oct 4: Swin flu virus; Nov 6: WestConn takes on violence against women; Nov 6: Truth and consequences of the CUS; Sep 12: Mary Edgett 107th birthday; Nov 12: WestConn honors veterans; Nov 13: WCSU's Debate Team to debate nuclear weapons; Nov 14: Morganti endows WestConn scholarship; Nov 17: Candlewood Lake owners plan shoow winter drawdown; Nov 24: WestConn speaker Juan Melendez, released after 17 years on death row.
Sports: Nov 12: WestConn athletes named to All-Little East Conference teams; Nov 21:WestConn running back Tyler DeRosa honored; Nov 29: Colonials win WestConnn Classic; Dec.26: Men's basketball; Katie Moffo returns to lead Colonials on court.
Includes Feb, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Dec, Jan 12, Feb 12
February 2011 Digest: Dec 5: A lesson in social media; Dec 15: WestConn among state universities with record transfer students; Dec 26: Mary Kiniry, advocate for teens; Jan 2: Bass player Kevin Smith with "Saturday Night Live;" Jan 19,20: Remembering JFK; Jan 21: WestConn student Conor Daniel Bartram's play "Credence" debuts this weekend; Jan 29: Lake study calls for more study; Jan 31: The Case for Chaos (Prof John Briggs); Feb 4: Remembering Ella Grasso.
Sports: Dec. 13: Melissa Teel named Little East Conference basketball Player of the week.
April 2011 Digest: Feb 23,24,25: Prof Abubaker Saad explains crisis in Libya; Mar 1,4: Chekhov Classic "Three Sisters" production by the Theatre Arts Department; Mar 2: Students, faculty praise WestConn; Mar 2,9: Prof Abubaker Saad interview; Mar 15: "Malloy plan weakens state universities' autonomy" by John Briggs in the Hartford Courant; Mar 22: WestConn Opera presents "Street Scene" by Kurt Weill; Mar 23-25: Dr. Mell will speak at WestConn; Mar 29: Panel looks to stop spread of zebra mussels; Mar 30-31: State oks $80M performance center.
Sports: Mar 4: Men and women's basketball.
May 2011 Digest: Apr 3: Dr. Mel and Arlene Goldstein, how they met; Apr 3: WestConn Siociety Luncheon; Apr 5: Two WestConn seniors, Emily Cole and Bryan Bielefeldt, earn Bernard Awards; Apr 8: Dr. Mel Goldstein: "I Love Hurricanes;" Apr 15: Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking, speaks against death penality; Apr 18: Paul Steinmetz named interim vice presdident for institutional advancement at WCSU; May 3: Bin Laden news met with tempered jubilation; May 8: WXCI hosts Zombie Walk.
September 2011 Digest: Jul 23: Researchers in search of zebra mussels; Jul 28: WestConn's Carol Hawkes proves inspirational; Aug 8,10: One Book, One Community selection "Farewell, My Subaru" by Doug Fine; Aug 21: Photronics awards scholarships to 34 college students; Aug 23: WestConn professor Abubaker Saad watching Gadhafi's fall; Aug 24,25: Dr. Mel Retires, cites health; Aug 27: Dr. Mel says Irene may be our hurricane; Sep 5: Dr. Mel eases into retirement; Sep 10: Gregg Taylor recalls 9/11; Sep 13: Local chapter of The Links welcomes WestConn's African-American provost.
October 2011 Digest: Sep 14: Rare marbled salamander discovered in Danbury; Sep 21: Three dilapidated apartment houses to be demolished; Sep 21: A green will replace Roberts Avenue School; Sep 26: Pianist Peter Frankl to perform at WCSU; Sep 27: Danbury Museum & Historical Society; Sep 27: Saving the city's historical places; Oct 4,19-20: State Supreme Court justices to hear cases at WCSU; Oct 5: WCSU keeps eye on campus crosswalks; Oct 16: Parents of Brookfield High students complain about "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison; Oct 17: Danbury NAACP honors George Coleman; Oct 17-18: WestConn to break ground on visual arts building; Oct 20: In the forecast: A touching special on "Dr. Mel" Saturday; Oct 20-21,24: Reactions locally and globally to Gaddafi's death.
December 2011 Digest: Oct 23: Danbury's environmental history; Oct 24: Doug Fine interview; Oct 25,28: "Sweeney Todd" production by WCSU's Theatre Arts Department; Oct 26: Abubaker Saad, former Gadhafi interpreter, remembers Libyan tyrant; Nov 28: Storm highlights need for emergency home health care planning; Nov 9: WCSU students to cover elections; Nov 10,13: WestConn salute to vets; Nov 20: Steel Magnolias, David Boyajian interview; Nov 21: WestConn provost among top 100 influential blacks in state; Nov 22: WCSU jazz concert to feature John Patitucci; Nov 29: White Street task force to take on dangerous Danbury crossing.
Includes Jan.
January 2012 Digest: Dec: A Christmas Carol at WCSU; Dec 7: WestConn student Dong Lin remembered at vigil; Dec 9,26: Two students, Alex Tettey, Jr. and Michael Fraser, elected to Board of Regents for Higher Education; Dec 13: "Sweeney Todd" chosen to be part of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Fitchubrg, Mass; Dec 15: WCSU to present Holiday Jazz and "A Baby Boomer Christmas;" Dec 16: A zebra mussel year; Dec 21: Danbury makes list of artistic cities; Jan 13: Prof Mullaney meets with Sinn Fein leader; Jan 17-18: Dalai Lama to speak in Connecticut in October; Jan 18: James Schmotter appointed chairman of the NCAA Division III Presidents Council' Jan 18: Tibetan Prime Minister to speak at WCSU.
Sports: Dec 1: Women's basketball; Dec 6: Western swimmers honored by Little East Conference.
Christmas Carol at WCSU | Western Women Slam Trinity | Western Swimmers Honored by Little East Conference | WCSU Student Remembered at Vigil | Two Students Elected to Board of Regents | Connecticut Choral Society's "Candlelight & Carols" | Bass Master Plays at WCSU | WCSU Holiday Jazz & "Baby Boomer Christmas" | WCSU Honored by Prestigious Theatre Organization | Helping the Homeless in Western Connecticut | Ventures Corp. Appoints John D'Alessandro as CEO | Interview: Laura B. Hayden | A Zebra Mussel Year | White Street Task Force Looks for Solutions | Danbury Lists Artistic Cities | WCSU Student Among Regents | Library Director Steps Down | Bethel Finance Board has New Officers | WCSU Theater Students to Compete | School Bus Operators Hearing Scheduled | Bed Bug Information Session | Touting her Horn Paid Off | Intraspecific Variation in Podostemum Ceratophyllum | Jerrod Cattey Group |
Two Police Officers Promoted | Thanks to Issue Contributions of 2011 | DaSilva Trial One for the Ages | Become a Contribution to Your Community | East Haddam Resident Named Hospital VP | Warm Winter Bad for Oil Heat Dealers | Professor Mulaney Meets with Sinn Fein Leader | East Haddam Resident VP of Middlesex Hospital | Sunday Discussion: 2012's Primary Colors | Dalai Lama to Speak at WCSU in October | WCSU Delves into Tibetan Programs | Buddhist Center Instrumental in Dalai Lama Visit | Dalai Lama Speaks in Connecticut | WCSU Reflects on Dr. Mel's Attributions | WCSU to Study Tibet | Dalai Lama to Visit Danbury | Schmotter Calls the Shots | Tibetan Prime Minister to Speak at WCSU |
Missing
Dean's List | Dental Clinic | Mission of Mercy | "Lysistrata" | Professor Sal Trapani | Financial Literacy | Westside Observatory and Planetarium | NCAA Basketball Tournament | Coach Bob Campbell | WCSU Spring Events | DaQuan Brooks | NCAA Basketball Tournament | Professor Kevin R. C. Gutzman | "James Madison and the Making of America" | Review of "Lysistrata" | Dave Balfore | Bob Casey Courage Award | "Amahl and the Night Visitors" | "Exploring the Creative Process" Panel | Professor John Briggs | Larry Kershnar Midspring Challenge | Professor Richard Weidlich | Kids for Kids Benefit Concert for Haiti | Professor Jean Hatcherson | Kolkata, India | Danbury Women's Mentor of the Year Award | Professor Christopher Kukk | United Nations | Water and Human Rights | Women's Basketball | "Carmen" | Cidalia Alves | Free Dental Clinic | Mission of Mercy | Professor Allen Morton | Ancell School of Business | Western Connecticut Economic Alliance | Free Dental Clinic | O'Neill Center | Regional Spelling Bee | Lacrosse | Tyler Martone | "Carmen" | Professor Galina Bhaktiarova | Softball | Baseball | Safe Street Crossing | White Street Crosswalks | Statewide Drought | "Carmen" | Daniel Juarez | Brookfield Film Festival | Professor J.C. Barone | White Street Traffic Safety |
Piano Recital Free Event | Softball Rule Change | New Superintendent Patricia Cosentino | Michael Collins Achievements | Nancy Wyman Addresses Graduates | Jackie Zilnicki Earns Award | White Street Task Force Changes | New Attorneys Join Carter Mario | WCSU Students Add Value to Danbury | ConnSCU Providing Money for Business Competition | Myriad of Musical Acts Performances | George Kain Death Penalty Debate | Fernando Bermudez on Death Penalty | WCSU Students Rally for Trayvon Martin | Ryan Gillis Ryan Foster Nina Wojtkiewicz Stats | Bethel Daily Briefing on WCSU Events | Georgia Lazarides New Cop | Play and Webisode Festival | Richard Blumenthal Calls Danbury Model City | Nicole Perrone Lacrosse | Politicians Death Penalty Conscience Vote | Death Penalty Repeal Opposed | Students Help City's Homeless | Mark S. Perrott Recognized Internationally | Tel Hai Concert Featuring Oboe & English Horn | WCSU Art Seniors Featured in Exhibition | Dayglow Event Eagerly Anticipated | Michael Pagano Interns at Capital | Workshop Examines Creative Link | Alexandria Gary Honored at Academic Day | Students Oppose Gay Blood Ban | Sara Matte Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis | Tel Hai Retirement Community Concert | Science Horizons Thanks Student Helpers | Lauren Scott Named as Lacrosse Coach | Twelve Walks This Weekend | Bethel Daily Briefing | William Walton Memoriam | Senior Thesis Exhibition | Symphony Orchestra Explores Harmonics | Jim Hall Plays at WCSU | Fiona Apple Tours Connecticut | Steve Hession and Daniele Locke | Westport PD Promotes Paulson and Farrell | Danbury Teacher Kristy Zaleta Gets Award | Mary Ellen Doherty Discusses Wartime Nurses | Dance and Cheer Teams at WCSU | Ben Morgan of Civil Pilots Wins Second Award | VITA Volunteers of WCSU Help during Tax Season | Dr Marsha Daria "Mixed and Matched" at CT Film Festival | Danbury Students Seen in Documentary | Dance Benefit for Khalda Logan Dance Scholarship | Domestic Violence Cases Strain Connecticut Courts | Dayglow Concert Offers Colorful Performances | Senior Thesis Exhibition | Scotland Yard Reopen Maddy McCann Case | Graduation Day after Tough Spring | John Riley and David Balfore Honored by CSWA | Kathryn Elizabeth Harner Honored as Top Scholar | Jennifer Groom-Reid Earns State Award | WCSU Stages 'Schoolhouse Rock Live!'
Veterans Honored at NYA Garden Ceremony | Connecticut Open House Day | Witness Transit of Venus | Eileen Fitzgerald Speech on World | Business Buzz | WCSU Biology Team Tackles Ticks | State House Races | Booth Library Announces Summer Programs | Class Orator Frankie Ann Marcille | Big Grants Helping Achieve Big Goals | Veterans Raise Dollars for Scholars | Heather Stephan & Briggette Slivinski Honored | Regional Teen Prevention Council Advice | Mike Gillis Receives Award | Guest Coaches for Winnipeg Blue Bombers Announced | Democrat Bonistalli Challenges Frey | Nikolaus Mamatas Biography | Regional Teen Prevention Council on College and Drugs | Gary Rosato Named New Principal | Eric Traub, Connor Bierfeldt, and Samantha Steinmetz Succeeding | Paul Piorek Best TV Personality | Jackie Brown Makes her Mark | Art, Music and Theater in Region | Electronic Supervision in Danbury | Cameras and Monitoring Ethics | Environmentalists Say Wood is Good for Rivers | Fifth Annual One Book, One Community Project and Candlewood Cleanup | Professor Kevin Jay Isaacs Wins Composition Award | Finding Acceptable Violin Lessons | Alliance Healthcare Announces Changes to Executive Team | Scott Brunjes Thrives on Giving | 1,000 Graduate from Westconn | Ronald Merullo and Breakfast with Buddha | WCSU List of Undergraduates | One Book, One Community Fosters Compassion | Mike Gilles Receives Counseling Award | Connor Bierfeldt Awarded, Mike Yates Named | Basciano, Zilnicki Earn Softball Honors | Jimmy Greene Teaches at Westconn | Women's Center Thanks All Who Helped Benefit | Music on the Mount Season Finale | Mike Baribault & Lowell DePalma Bring Leadership | Andrew Carson Exhibits Artwork at CityCenter | Provost Jane McBride Addresses Women's Group | Phyllis Ross Leads Writing Workshops on Parenthood | Bethel Schools News | Darla Shaw Receives State Award for Leadership | Ronald B. Bruder Addresses Graduates | "Gypsy" Still Providing Journalistic Fodder | WCSU Grads Urged to Persevere | Don Ferguson New Women's Volleyball Coach | Gamble-Rivers, Keller, Darla Shaw Honored | Great Venus Transit Preparedness | Eastern Baseball Team Eliminated from Tournament | Heart Problems in Infants | Government and Business Appointments | 5th Congressional District Race | Book Breakfast | Book Notes | iPad Concert Composed by Douglas O'Grady | Boys State and Girls State James Heffner | Himes & Murphy on Gay Marriage | Blue Moutain Gallery Hosts Thesis Exhibition | One Book, One Community Event | Workshop with Laura Hayden | Troy Pandolfi Earns LEC Honor | Class of 2012 Preparing for Graduation | Ludacris Crowd Underwhelming at Westfest | Bill Would Cut College Remedial Classes | Remembering Maurice Sendak at Ridgefield Library | Francis Gallo Says Goodbye | Experts Check Zebra Mussels Spread | Scientists Seek Mussel Control | Nicole Perrone Leads Lacrosse to Victory | Western Softball Team Loses | Natalie Cole and other Events | EMT Students Save Lives | Venture Crew Mountain Top | WCSU Tennis Team Advances to Playoffs | Amanda Barnes & Louise Carrozza Win Award | Lacrosse Rising Popularity in Newtown | Western Softball Stays in LEC Tournament | Allman Brothers Band & Santana and Others | Counting Crows at Ives | DIII President Jim Schmotter Discusses Future | Events | Men's Lacrosse Loses Playoffs | Book by Kenneth R. Young Insight into Philippine History | Alliance HealthCare Announces Leadership Changes | WXedge and Steve Barabas | Cancer Patient Inspires Girls Track Team
Mussel Mass Missing in Area Lakes | Jacob Greenwood Named Darien Administrator | Amy Watkins Appointed New Weston Principal | Health Reform Ruling Fuels Partisan Rhetoric | Tick Expert Neeta Connally Addresses Officials | Danbury High Awards | Blake Mills Plays Ives Concert | Dictionary of Developmental Biology and Embryology | Rute Mendes Receives Pro Bono Award | Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" Reimagined | Nursing Professor Mary Ellen Doherty Honored | Dalai Lama Ticket Sales | Comstock, Worster and Kreitz Promoted in Department | Conor Bierfeldt Named DIII Player of Year | CV Do's and Don'ts | Danbury Revitalization Effort | Militia Semipro Football Team Eager | Dalai Lama Unique Tickets Purchase | Drawing for Dalai Lama Tickets | Gianni Perugini New Coach | Jacob Greenwood Assistant Principal of Darien | District Veteran Christopher Troetti Bethel Principal | College Merger Adds Faculty and Higher Costs | WSU Artists Display Work in NY | Camila and Carolina Bortolleto Speak Out | Scholarships from Macricostas | Blue Mountain Gallery Hosts Thesis Exhibition | Fiona Apple Performs Twice in Connecticut | Bortolleto Twins Fight for Immigrants' Rights | Western Young Writers Conferences Seeks Students | Connecticut Undocumented Immigrants Relish New Policy | Aspiring Nurse Olivia D' Avanzo Aids Injured Flight Attendant | New Milford Center Benefits Disabled Young Adults | 'Dream' Policy Cautiously Optimistic for Hispanics | Nursing Student Avanzo Saves Flight Attendant | Valedictorian Lydia Walter and Salutatorian Erin Bernard Speak | Amanda Gutierrez and Lorella Praeli Speak on 'Dream' Policy | Bethel Principal Patricia Cosentino Reflects on Career | 'Body of Work' Art Exhibition | WestConn Students Research Bipartisan Policy | Obama Policy Gets Positive Local Reaction | Obama Order Lessens Deportation Threat | Patricia Longeuil Executive Suites Nurturing Tech Startups | Nursing Student Olivia D'Avanzo Helps Flight Attendant | Tim Pandajis News Team | TV Icon ALF Returns to Screen | Eric Small Named All-Stars Team | UConn and Wesleyan Lack Funding | Booth Library Summer Programs | Westconn Baseball Leads DIII in Home Runs | Deans Mary Alexander and Jess House appointed | Danbury's Lindsay Trohalis Story | Bethel Author Kevin Gutzman Book on James Madison | Principal Robert O'Donnell Staying | 'Nurses in War' Gives Voice to Overlooked Heroes | Peter D'Amico Center Student Think Tank | Professor Purtle Thanked | Kelley Bradley Receives Award | 'Views from the Center' Website Unveiled | Jillian Bosshardt Earns Top Honor | Ruddock, Longo and Greene Appointed in New Milford | Viewing of Transit of Venus | LEAP Returns Home | College Transition Program Has Openings | Dance Company Performs for 'America's Got Talent' | Bob Bartosiewicz Focuses on Rochester | Jane McBride Gates Speech | Fight or Flight Response Revised | Danbury Beatles festival
Summer STEM Programs | Sport & Wellness Fitness Center Reinvents Exercise | Jesse Fowler Battles Mental Illness | Suzanne Kraus-Mancuso Busy Painting Churches | Shadowside Live Interview | Beatles Tribute Band | Events Calendar | Perry Beekman Performs 'Cole Porter in Paris' | Serena Rose Debuts Paranormal Romance Novel | Devil's Den LEAF Program | Beatles Music Festival | New Bridgeport Dean David Wickes | New Sickle Cell Trait Proposal | VanWattum, Ladue and McMahon Join PD | College Debt Certain | Danbury Fields Forever Celebrating Beatles | Denise Gagne-Kurpiewski Appointed as Director | Josh Hahn Performs in Shelton 'Legally Blonde' Production | NCAA Authority Decision | Graduates Attending Colleges Nationwide | Jim LaClair Thumbs Up | Jacqueline Murillo Named Director of Nursing | Jim LaClair Honored | Dr. Phineas Magical Emporium at Ives | Connecticut Ballet's Summer Dance Returns | Jennifer Caraluzzi Returns to Merryal Stage | Events | Civil War Lectures at Barnum Museum | Connecticut Ballet Summer Dance Caravan | Gutzman's James Madison Biography Reviewed | Pat Austin Titans Pitch | Beatles Musical Festival Line-Up | Summer Dance Caravan | Real Couple Caitlin and Nathan Mandraccia in Brigadoon | Stamford United Kimberly Morgan New CEO | Michael Ferguson on Mitt Romney VP | Darla Shaw Thumbs Up | Third World Love Interview | Designer's Choice Cabinetry Spotlight | Event Calendar | Carol J. Stiff ESPN Executive | Reichard Sworn in | Kimberly Morgan Named CEO | Western Athletes With Academic Honors | Eileen Fitzgerald on 'Hair' Musical Revival | Senior Melodiers | Calendar of Events | Ives Events | Mike Reyes Steps Down as Coach | Darla Shaw Honored | Christopher Shays 5th District | Miles Massicotte and Music | Family Shows at Ives Concert Park | Stephanie Moss Sophomore Season | Clark Family and Dr. Phineas Puppet Theatre | Beres Hammond Performs at Ives Center | Jimmy Greene at Western | Reptiles Enter Sherwood State Park | Companies Afraid to Train Employees | Summer Interns for HVA | 'Nurses in War' and Warzone Nurses | Jazz at the Maverick | DREAMERS | Lydia Walter Amazing Student | Amy Watkins New Principal of Weston | Van Kley and O'Brien Central College Athletics | New Glastonbury Police Chief David Caron | Fionna Apple Concert |
Dalai Lama | Baseball Coach Tony Wilmot | 2012 National Election | Meteorologist Dr. Mel Goldstein | WestConn Weather Center | CT GOP Convention | Afghan War Veteran Mike Perrone |Basketball Player DaQuan Brooks | CT Students for a Dream Movement | DACA | "Straight No Chaser" A Capella Group | Campus Pedestrian Accidents | "Country Music Under the Stars" | Ives Concert Park | Teacher of the Year | Mike Fitzgerald | Amity High School | Karen Waterman | "Tee Off for Tucker" Fundraiser | Baseball Player Tony Thayne | Enter the Gates Ceremony | Planetarium Accessible to Visually and Hearing Impaired | Artist Tracy Powers | Mayor Mark Boughton | Opera Singer Ben Townsend | Midtown Coffee House | Ives Concert Park | "Zombiefest" | Peter Greenleaf | MedImmune | AstraZeneca | "Reflection: Indra's Net" Art Installation | "Breakfast with Buddha" | Author Roland Merullo | Prof. Daniel Barrett | Women's Center of Greater Danbury | Samantha Conetta Fllynn | Fall Sports Season | White Street Pedestrial Crossing | Crosswalk Safety Program | Police Officer Mauro Ongaro
Pedestrian Safety Improvements | Umojawa CEO Stephanie Jelley Conference | Housatonic Community College Forum | Euripides Play | Tragedy Prompts Task Force | Peace Corps Speaker | One Book One Community Event Burritt Library | Peace Corps Recruiter Speaks | Joe Furey House Gala | Florence Budge Kent Principal | VPAC Beam Ceremony | Reflection: Indra's Net | Alan Picard Exhibit | CCSU & CCC Statewide Conference | Tracy Powers Utopia | Abubaker Saad Ambassador Christopher Stevens | Ali Moravsky Women's Soccer | Justin Cruickshanks Coach Bacon Academy | 9/11 Memorial Dodgingtown | Abubaker Saad Innocence of Muslims Film | Business Briefs Sara Burke | FrameWorks Gallery Calendar | Undocumented Reprieve Free Clinics | Petruski Couple State of Minds | Brian Goralski Southington Chairman | Luigi Fulinello New Milford Supervisor | Buddhist Monk Geshe Dhargey Presentation | Jack Holub Sherman Honor | Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra Performance | Norwich Police Officer Christopher M. Nott | New Supervisor Luigi Fulinello | Big Sean Performance | Patricia Bragdon Honored | Yale Welcomes ROTC Back | Louis Anthony Agnello "Cousin Vinny" Novel | Banned Books Week | Connor Falguerra Football Honor | Alison Hinckley Lyme Disease Lecture | Philip Glass Performance | Patricia Santos-Serrao Presentation | Jess House Teaching Council | Day of Peace | Operation Jungle Red Events | War and Peace | Christine Vanturini Piece | Wounded Warrior Project Carnival | Creativity & Compassion Faculty Exhibition | Enjoy Calendar | Kelli E. Veras Training | Operation Jungle Red Event | Max Schneider Profile | Danbury hall of Fame Maura Kennan | Rehnquist Book | Seymour HR Manager Michele Wasikowski | Buddhist Speaker Why Can't We All Get Along |
Etiquette Dinner | Zombiefest | Non-Violence Program | Camila and Carolina Bortolleto Activism | Empathy Talk Dalai Lama Visit | Entrepreneur Award Ray Boa | Breakfast with buddha | Ray Boa Dates | George Bernard Shaw 'Major Barbara' | Jessica McSaveny Miss Connecticut USA | Compassionate City Dalai Lama | Thumbs up, thumbs down | Dalai Lama US Visit | Events Calendar | WestConn Notes | Seasonal Job Andrew Giannettino | Lori Robeau Pearl Street Gallery | International Event Ansonia Kids | Weather Conference | Shawn Marie Morse Graduate | Roland Merullo Breakfast with buddha | Dalai Lama Visit | Top of the Mountain | Supreme Court Case Affirmative Action | Alumni Reunions | Major Barbara Salute | Agostinho Riberio | Philip Glass Birthday | Westconn Name Change | Western Money for New Projects | Reiki classes | Danbury Parents Immigration | DIII Graduate Rates | In-State Tuition for Undocumented | Police Officers Honored | Mercurial Gallery Jeff Buckholz Crown of Clowns | Dalai Lama Student Blog | Dalai Lama Humble Buddhist | Philip Glass | Compassionate Cities | Sand Painting Sacred | Dalai Lama O'Neill Center | Dalai Lama Tour Guide | Buddhism in CT | Dalai Lama Visit | Alternative Dalai Lama Visits | Thousands See Dalai Lama | Dalai Lama | Redding Monks Buddhism | University Compassion Designation | Dalai Lama Danbury Peace | Dalai Lama | Art of Compassion | Dalai Lama Urges Public Action | Dalai Lama Emotional Education | Peaceful Century | Michael Mennone Memorial | Dalai Lama | Richard Gere Introduction | Dalai Lama Oxford | Mandala | Brian Koonz Compassion | Louise Carrozza Sprafke-Meah-Gracey Scholarship | Art Cummings Downtown Revitalization | 12 Students Win Dance Scholarships | Dalai Lama Honored | Wooster Students Dalai Lama | Dissolution of Sand Mandala | Dalai Lama
Annual Etiquette Program | Bethel Residents Program | Mel Goldstein | Veterans Day Event | Hurricane Sandy | Wayne Mones Honored | Obama Romney Dalai Lama | Karin NeJame Rewind and Play | Samantha Trayer Mastrocola Luis Chambers | Andrew Wetmore David Arconti Jr. Campaign | Brittany Connors New Coach | Calendar of Events | Jeff Bonastelli Jr. Campaign | Andrew Roraback | Jeffrey Davis Science of Creativity | International Ed Events | Colonial Women's Soccer Team | Mark Boughton Governor | Chris Kukk Election | War Vets College | Derek B. Roy Veteran's Day | Western Bone Marrow Drive | International education Week | Veteran's Day Celebration | Mary Ellen Doherty Signing | Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down | Katy Reid Person of the Month | Stuart Monro Fundraiser | Violence Against Women Act Preservation | Trisha Somers Laser Luxury | Almanac | Zebra Mussels Invasion | Western Crime Rates | Verne Sedlacek Lecture | Gary Upton Bass | Elmer's Diner | Dalai Lama New Orleans | Indigenous People | Dalai Lama Lecture Compassion | Maria Conlon Clinic | Feast of Seven Fishes | Nicole Perrone Volunteer St. John's | Science Building Green Initiative | Jeffrey S. Ward Connecticut Forestry | Feast of Seven Fishes Patrizia Farina | Paul Melitsanopoulos Soccer | Bethel School Jane Gates Christopher Troetti | Allen Morton CFO Honor | Fairfield County Chorale Carmina WCSU Choir | 'Spaces' Exhibition Perry Obee | George Kain Anti-Death Penalty Congress Rome | WCSU Concert Choir 'Carmina Burana' | Michael Schiavi Vito Russo Lecture | Mulgrew Miller Brubeck Bash | Ron Johnson Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Stuff-a-Cruiser Event
Stuff a Cruiser Drive | Into the Woods Production | WVU Education Joan Petruski | Opera Ensemble 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' | GLAAD Founder Vito Russo Lecture | Operation Red Jungle | Christmas Theater | Mary Beth Doherty Nurses Book | "Amahl and the Night Visitors" Lucas Hernandez | 'Amahl' Production | 'Into the Woods' Julio Agustin Matos Jr. | WCSU Police Toy Drive | Homeless Connect | FDR Burton W. Peretti | Ethan Allen CEO Farooq Kathwari Previdi Award | Camila and Carolina Bortolleto 'Women Serving Women' | Chris Dailey Amy Matthews McKenna Hall of fame | Ana Grace Marquez-Greene Memorial | Healing Memorial Newtown | Newtown Victims Tribute | Danbury Newtown Tribute | Dennis Lauro Farewell | WCSU Scholarship Sandy Hook Victim | WCSU O'Neill Center Vigil | Laura Clough Exhibit Library | Malloy Bells Newtown | Jean Guy Roy WCSU Scholarship | Western Honors Sandy Hook | Softball WCSU Fundraiser | Evelyn Folson College Summit | Sandy Hook Newtown Victims Profiles | College Summit Prep Program | Softball Fundraiser Newtown | WCSU Women's Basketball Sandy Hook | Ana Marquez-Greene Scholarship | Bells Ring for Newtown |
High School Class Result | Top Ten Wholesale | Wavenly Care Piper CEO | WCSU Professor Connecticut Abolition | Newtown Shooting Concerts Benefit | Hurricane Sandy Outsider Look | Hometown Hero Newtown March | WCSU Trains Vets for Management | Brookfield Appoints New Police Officers | Helping School Shooting Victims | Sandy Hook Victim Ana Grace Márquez-Greene | Garrity Pens 'The Tool Box' | Former Police Chief Offers Insights | Would Charm School Help with Jobs | All Riders Welcome at Bike Center | Walk MS Returns to Connecticut | M.F.A. Spring Lecture Series | Chamber Music in Newton | Naugatuck Native Play Performed at WCSU | Q&A with Sheri Schwartz | Matthew Palmieri Student of the Month | Renowned Belgian Composer Performs at WCSU | WCSU Grad Student has Great Ideas | WCSU Student Looks to Change Charging | WCSU Offers Planetarium Shows | Anniversary of Dr. Mel and Civic Center Collapse | DIII President OK Sickle Cell Testing | World Premiere of "Hat City Sonata" | Foundations & Memorials for Sandy Hook Victims | Ways to Honor Ana-Grace Márquez-Greene | Bob McNamara Named Dean of Citadel | Lion's Paw & Co. Offers Unique Gifts | WCSU Business Students Participate in NYC Event | Cold Enough? Don't Ask! | WCSU Professor Shares Impressions of Cuba | North Haven Cop Sworn in | MaryAnn Murtha Call Tragedy '12/14' | Candidate Profile: Vivianne Falcone | WCSU Johnny Mercer Music Celebration | WCSU Hosts Hat City Debates | Retrospective Exhibition Margaret Grimes | Phil Stark Basketball Rookie Award | East Michigan Women's Basketball Clinic | Jennifer Fazio BodyWise Specialists | WCSU Fuel Cell
Dr. Galina Bakhtiarova | James Grashow | Winter/Spring Concert Schedule | Ana Grace Marquez-Greene Music Scholarship Fund | Don Lowe | Dr. J.C. BaroneBrookfield Arts Commission | Nicole Strouth | Americorps | Blizzard of 1978 | College Choices | Margaret Grimes Exhibit | William "Bill" McKenna | African Film Festival | Theodora Pinou | Danbury Children First Focus Groups | Northeastern Cross Examination Debate Association and Worlds Regional Championship | Hat City Debates | February Blizzard | Polly Messer | Margaret Grimes Exhibit | WCSU Foundation New Board Members | Joseph Biden | Gun Violence | Al Bruhn | Wrestling Coach | College Republications | Larry Smallwood | Mass MoCA | Gun Violence Panel | U.S. Senator Chris Murphy | Gary Lessor | Louise Hertz Farris | Gun Control | Musical "Spring Awakening" | Gun Control | Hat City Tournament Debate | George Sugai | Sandy Hook Shooting Community Forum | Gun Control | Joseph Biden | Burton Peretti | Film "Lincoln" | Kehinde Ajobiewe | Fashion | Jazz Flutist Ali Ryerson | Gun Violence | Shane Murphy | Jessica Ewud | Greenwich Arts Council | WCSU Foundation Board | Sandy Hook | Danbury High School Expanded Year | Women's Basketball | LEC Honors | Dennis Anderson | JLA | Anthony Santoro | Baseball | Pedestrian Safety | White Street | Walk MS | Shane Dufresne | Second Amendment | Community Forum: Recovery and Resilience | BOR | Blackboard Learning Platform |
Undocumented Students | Instate Tuition | Professor Fred Maidment | Gasoline Prices | CT Economy | Professor Darla Shaw | Dr Seuss Celebration | Danbury's Promise for Children Partnership | Music Department | James Furman Honors Recital | Zebra Mussel Candlewood Lake | New York Philharmonic | Healing Newtown | Women's Basketball | White Street Safety Upgrades | Archaeology Laboratory of African and African Diaspora Studies (ALAADS) |Music Department | Pianist Mihae Lee | District 8 Cross Examination Debate Association Championship | Women's Softball | Candlewood Lake Authority Interns | Men's Baseball | Professor Phillip K. Lu | Compassion and Ceativity Conference | Professor Christopher Kukk | President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll | Professor Burton W. Peretti | "The Leading Man" | Danbury Women's "Mentor of the Year" Award | Department of Writing, Linguistics and the Creative Process | 10 Minute Play and Webisode Festival | Department of Social Work | "Flipped" Classroom | WCSU's Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching | Professor Daniel Barrett | Professor Edwin Wong | Department of Art | Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition | Dr. Nicholas Pappas | Maricostas Visiting Endowed Chair in Hellenic and Modern Greek Studies | CT Child Sex Trafficking | Open Houses | Jazz Combos Concerts | Love 146 | Human Trafficking | Professor Burt Peretti | Book Signing | Honors Program | United Nations | Professor Christopher Kukk | WCSU Opera | "Dialogues of the Carmelites" | Professor Margaret Astrup
Harlem Globetrotters | Ives Park Summer Concert Series | Western Swim Academy | First Five Shows Ives Summer Concerts | Brookfield Film Festival | Dr. J.C. Barone | MFA Thesis Exhibition | State Approves $95 Million for CSU Upgrades | Second Annual Compassion and Creativity Conference | Fifteen Students Honored 4.0 GPAs | Artist Chris Durante | Column by Prof. Mary O'Neill | Joe Namath and John Dockery Instructional Football Camp | Commencement Speakers/Honorees | Compassion Symposium | Snakes | DEEP | Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation | Gun Control | Invention Convention | Indra's Net | Lyme Disease Study | Education Club | "Have Fun, Stay Fit" Program | Theatre Students Win Awards | Steven Ortiz | Ellis Island Award | MFA Thesis Exhibition | Compassion and Creativity Conference | Brookfield Theatre for the Arts | Matt Austin | Compassion Symposium | Lyme Disease Seminar | Senior Thesis Exhibition | Michael Carpanzano | nuplug invention | Jimmy Greene | Research Day | Candlewood Lake Cleanup Canceled |
Student Alzheimer's Advocates Promote Funding | Meriden's Sabith East Conference Crown | Danbury Begins New WCSU Crosswalks | Llodra & Robinson Speak at WCSU Commencement | Carpanzano Wins National Business Competition | Ballet Foundation Sponsors Young Dancers | Cleveland Kidnapping Victims Tragic Sisterhood | Predator Ariel Castro & Psychology of Violence | WCSU Commencement Leaders Message of Resilience | WCSU Graduate Learning at 83 | WCSU Ceremony: "We Live Among Heroes" | Smart Kidnappers Still Out There | Newtown Officials Honored at WCSU Commencement | 83-Year-Old Woman Graduates WCSU | Newtown's First Selectman Honored at Commencement | Hispanic College Enrollment Surges | 23rd Annual Silvermine School Exhibition | Brilliant from Baroque to Jazz | ClarkDietrich Building Systems Awarded | Cartwheel Band Members Love Music | Glastonbury Schools Hire Math Director | College Nurtures Young Writers | Three in Connecticut Receive Governor's Art Awards | Teachers Elusive for School Districts | Blue Mountain Gallery Hosts Thesis Exhibition | Ives Concert Park Announces Artists
Darby Cardonsky | Silvermine School of Art | Dr. Truman Warner | Alison Pierre | The Gilmore Girls | 30 Crosby St. | Shawn Stillman | Women's Tennis | meteorologists | storm preparations | VPA | ClarkDietrich Building Systems | CFSEI | Conor Bierfeldt | Baltimore Orioles | Silly Mr. Scott | Alzheimer's | Dr. Laurie Weinstein | Revolutionary War archaeology dig | General Israel Putnam | Jimmy Greene | Jazz | CT Governor's Arts Award | Peter Greenleaf | Histogenics | Ed Farrington | Under Armour Athletic Directors of the Year Award | Patrick Paolini | Fulbright Scholarship | Katie Marsan | Catherine Vanaria | Photography | Prime Time House | Kathleen (Gryniuk) Weinstein | Harry Connick, Jr. | Ana Grace Marquez-Greene | Sandy Hook | 2013 WCSU MFA Thesis Exhibition | JLA | Melissa E. Fenwick and Harold B. Schramm Justice and Law Endowed Scholarship | Dr. Surekha Davies | Mapping the Peoples of the New World: Ethnography, Imagery and Knowledge in Renaissance Europe | Matthew Correia | Willard Elementary School | Laura Main | Alison Salerno | Student Loan Rates | Ana Grace Marquez-Greene Scholarship | Arwcw Oeriz | Ellis Island Medal of Honor | Charles Ives Concert Park Summer Events | AccessAbility Services | WestPrep | Ives Summer Concerts | Tony Bennett | The Summerland Tour | A Prairie Home Companion
A Review of James Madison and the Making of America by Kevin R.C. Gutzman | John R. McCarron, Jr. | "Alice in Wonderland" Production | Education Club | Timothy Nott | NEA Conference | Verve Jazz Ensemble | Jonathan Blanck | Linda Eder | Peter Tomlinson | Telly Awards | "Election Connection 2012" | Dr. J.C. Barone | International Academy of the Visual Arts | Summer College Youth Fair | Summer Music Camp | David Figliuzzi | Cigna Foundation | Danbury Fields Forever | Student Voice in Education | Gary Lessor | Joe LaCava | Center for Compassion, Creative and Innovation | Dalai Lama | Edinburgh Festival Fringe | Candlewood Lake Water Quality | Student Loan Relief | Sen. Richard Blumenthal | "Nathan Hale: The Life of a Colonial Freedom Fighter" | Barry Bishop
American Ninja Warrior | Joseph Moravsky | Local Lakes | Zebra Mussel Growth | BOR | Gregory W. Gray | Conor Bierfeldt | Baltimore Orioles | Jennifer Mitchell | Cider Mill School | Shawn Mobilio | Team USA Select | Dr. Laurie Weinstein | Archaeological Dig Redding | Angela Rossi Zurowski | Immigrants and Refugees | Basketball Star Shawn Mobilio | Edinburgh Fringe Festival | Dalai Lama | Center for Compassion | Brian Green | Adult Education | Michele Leigh | "Tales of the Deer Witch" | Ashley Leach | National Hockey League | Miss Connecticut | Dr. Shane Murphy | Sports Psychology | Ashley Leach | "Gotta Love CT Hockey" | The Women's Center | Matthew Grills | Bavarian State Opera | Welcomes Class of 2017 | Linda Eder | Master Class | Tina Hislop | Patti LaMonica | St. Francis Hospital | Jane Goodall Center | Fabian Cousteau | BOR Vision for Change | Linda Eder | Ives Concert Park | MFA publication "Poor Yorick: A Journal of Rediscovered Objects" | Prof. Darla Shaw | The Women's Center
Powassan Tick Virus | Lyme Disease | Professor Neeta Connally | Dept. of Theatre Arts | Edinburgh Festival Fringe | "Lysistrate: The Disco Vaudeville Rock 'N Roll Musical" | Professor Sal Trapani | Honors Program | Merit Scholarships | Dr. Chris Kukk | GeronNursing | Lois Morrissey | 28th Annual Golf Tournament | Alumni Association | Neil Wagner '52 | American Ninja Warrior | Joe Moravsky | Provost Jane Gates | Proliferation of Adjuncts in Higher Education | VPA Nears Completion | Nestor Bottino | Amenta Emma Architects | WCSU Lacrosse Team | Cooper McLaughlin | Coach Jason Oulette | "100,000 Poets For Change | Rally Against Gun Violence | Dr. Brian Clements | Poet Laureate | Dick Allen | Marilyn Nelson | Fabian Cousteau | Campus-to-Campus 5K | WCSU Planetarium Shows | University of Compassion | Creativity and Compassion Student Club | Professor Christopher Kukk | Alumni Association | WesterNetwork | Fall Preview Classical Music Concerts Danbury | "100,000 Poets for Change - Rally Against Gun Violence" | Dr. Brian Clements | "Two Nights Near Doolin" | Dept. of Writing, Linguistics and Creative Process | Prof. Louisa Burns-Bisogno | Prof. Pam McDaniel | Student Veterans Association | Governor Daniel Malloy | Joshua Rodriguez | "Operation Jungle Red" |
Dr. Anne T. Vanria Rolle | Pharmacy Council | "Poor Yorick: A Journal of Rediscovered Objects" | Ryan Harb | Permaculture Academic Program | Sustainable Food | Mexico and Latin America Culture | Dr. Gloria Arjona | Dr. Galina Bakhtiarova | Hispanic Heritage Month | "Two Nights Near Doolin" | Prof. Louisa Burns-Bisogno | Artist Plonia Nixon | Meteorologist Quincy Vagell | Campus-to-Campus 5K | Workforce Opportunity Services | Military Veterans | 10th Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony | Conference on Epidemic of Addiction in Young People | 2013 Homecoming Weekend | Debate on Legalizing Marijuana | Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees | Nicole Corbin | Tom Crucitti | Christin Morgatto | Tina Shanahan O'Marra | Joseph Giaquinto Jr. | Alicia O'Brien | James Krayeske | Jimmy Greene | Ana Marquez-Greene | Sandy Hook Shooting | Danbury Middle School Students | Bridges Program | Sandy Hook Shooting | Ana Grace Project | The Center for Community and Connection | U.S. Education Mission | Manila, Philippines | Alicia O'Brien | Softball Coat Central College | Singer/Songwriter Brianne Chasanoff | Suzanne Davenport | Newtown Documentation Project | Lake Zoar Zebra Mussels | Prof. Mitch Wagener | Prof. Ed Wong | ESPN SportsCenter | Octavias McKoy | NCAA | Women's Basketball Tip-Off Breakfast | Kim Rybczyk | WCSU Annual Veterans Day Observance | "Chicago: The Musical" | Math Emporium | Higgins Hall Annex | Learning Commons | Robert S. Young Library | Math Emporium | Ancell School of Business | Learning Commons | Associate Dean Emilio Collar | Prof. David Burns | "Love Wins" Conference | The Ana Grace Project | The Center for Community and Connection | Communication and Media Arts Dept. | Election Connection 2013 | Danbury Kiwanis Leadership Conference | Legalization of Marijuana debate | Martin Sather Saxophone Musician | Curling Sport | Entrepreneurship Panel Discussion | Honors Program | TEDxWCSU | WCSU Football | Eastern College Athletic Conference Bowl Game | EV Charging Stations at WCSU | Prof. Pauline Assenza | Entrepreneurship | Ancell School of Business |
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity | Walk a Mile in Her Shoes | Zebra Mussels | Prof. Mitch Wagener | Prof. Ed Wong | Math Emporium | Prof. Senan Hayes | WCSU Literary Journal "Poor Yorick" | Erik Ofgnan | WCSU Annual Veterans Observance Day | "Love Wins" Conference | The Ana Grace Project | The Center for Community and Connection | Communication and Media Arts Dept. | Election Connection 2013 | Danbury Kiwanis Leadership Conference | Legalization of Marijuana Debate | Martin Sather Saxophone Musician | Curling Sport | Entrepreneurship Panel Discussion | Honors Program | TEDxWCSU | WCSU Football | Eastern College Athletic Conference Bowl Game | EV Charging Stations at WCSU | Prof. Pauline Assenza | Entrepreneurship | Ancell School of Business | Board of Regents for Higher Education | Dr. Gregory Gray | Entrepreneurship Foundation: Fall 2013 Connecticut Business Plan Competition | Danbury High School Students | Math Programs at WCSU
Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Holiday Hideaway" | Dept. of Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences | Internship Fair | Internship Experiences Showcased | Dept. of Theatre Arts Opera | "Amahl and the Night Visitors" | Prof. Jean Hatcherson | Bulgaria | Leadership Academy | GLOW: Girls Leading Our World | Woodbury Community Theater | Prof. Richard Reimold | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Chicago" | Review | Honors Program Student Athletes | Matthew Grills | Bavarian State Opera Company | "Love Wins" Conference | Jimmy Greene | WCSU Womens Swim Team | LEC Championship | Octavias McKoy | Golden Helmet Award | 7th Annual Project Homeless Connect | NAACP | 100 Most Influential Black Leaders in CT | Dr. Jane McBride Gates | Danbury Homeless | FineLine Theatre Arts | Julio Matos, Jr. | Morgan/Bard Quartet | Matt Modell | Jimmy Greene | "Beautiful Life" | Danbury Homeless | Project Homeless Connect | Rudy Behrens | Paul Steinmetz | Music Dept. | Mayor Mark Boughton | Danbury High School | Octavias McKoy | Division III All-America Team | Meteorologist Gil Simmons | Storm Team 8 | Ula Ruth Quartette | Andrew Lecoche | Prof. Fred Maidment | Entrepreneurship | Ancell School of Business | Art Cummings | Center for Compassion, Creativity and Innovation | NEASC Accreditation | College Enrollment | State of Connecticut | Division of Enrollment Services | Paul Steinmetz | NEASC | Accreditation | Reverse Transfer Program | Community Colleges | Retroactive Degrees | The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2013 | Carolina and Camilla Bortolleto | DREAM | Immigration | Gun Control | State of Connecticut | Governor Daniel Malloy | NEASC Accreditation
Sandy Hook Jimmy Greene | Candlewood Lake Water Quality Report | Accrediting Group Praise | Goddard School Opens at The Matrix | Morgan/Bard Quartet Performance | Kevin Duffy | Naugatuck Community College Expansion | Business Energy Provides Sound Strategy for Peak Shaving & Power Security | Eileen FitzGerald on Vaccines for Students | Frank LaBanca Leads New School | NCAA President Lecture | 'College Goal Sunday' Helps Students Get Financial Aid | Studying Abroad in Spain | 'Dreamgirls' at Downtown Cabaret | Artist Ken Kewley Presents Lecture | Frank LaBanca Principal of Exploration Academies | First Generation Student Support | Free Coffeehouse Concert Series Kick-Off | Beau Badrick Performance | College Presidents Try to Boost Enrollment | School Superintendent Help Build School in Dominican Republic | Art Lecture | Danbury Museum Presents 'Collections, Community and Conversation' | Free Coffeehouse Concert Series | Danbury Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. | College Goal Sunday | Art Slide Lecture Series | Blue Mountain Gallery Presents Margaret Grimes | News Briefs | Jazzman Jimmy Greene | WCSU Website | DJ Strives for Musical Equality in 'Memphis' | Republican Caucus Elects Town Commitee | OP-ED Common Core Financing | Principal Lisa Hylwa Experience | Exhibit of Rock & Roll Artistry | Food and Agriculture Conference | RSO Partner for Chamber Music Concert | Milton Music at Midtown | Hat City Debate Tournament | Paul Frucht Newtown Victims Tribute
Art Lecture Series, David Cohen | Brian Andronaco Jr. Police Recruit | Winter Conference of Northeast Organic Farming Association | Chamber Music Concert Remembers Sandy Hook | Book Discussions | Orange Regional Nursing Leadership Opportunities | Live Jazz Sextet | Rock & Roll Exhibit | Symphony Orchestra Team Up Concert | Home Schooling Opportunities Grow | Veterans' Corporate Program | Fairfield County Host 2014 Walk MS | Sucampo Names Peter Greenleaf CEO | CAST New Branding as Preschool | Thomaston Opera House | Hochstetter Art Classes | Illustrator Zina Saunders Presentation | Robinson Treacher at Midtown Coffeehouse | Apocalypse Urban Renewal Tool | Ridgefield Residents Donate $1.25 Million | Ridgefield Gift Sets Record | Rock Exhibition | Teacher caroline Hallisey-Kepka Recalls Olympics | Open Mic Night | Devil's Glove Author Book Signing | Basketball Team Advance in LEC Tournament | Society Luncheon Honors Tom Devine | Different "The Green Bird" | "Collections, Community & Conversation" Art Exhibit | Valance Fuses Metal and Classical
Veteran Affairs Coordination | Social Media Job Awareness | Leadership Academy GLOW | Food & Farming Confab | 'Black Men Writing to live' Lecture | Tasha Edmonds on Writing | Debate Union Wins Regionals | Cold Harbor List of Dead | Undocumented Students Seek Financial Aid | Eileen FitzGerald Urges Anti-Bullying | Weather Lab Bridge Program | Art Cummings Charity Breakfast Swing | Jay Murray: Attracting More Students | Mixed Reaction on Tuition Hike | Opera to Mount 'Die Fledermaus' | Ana Marquez-Greene Playground Construction Begins | CollegeWeekLive Search Begins | Local Women Influential in Quests for Equaliy | CFC Azul Reach Stadium Agreement | Eileen FitzGerald on Tennis and Life Lessons | Poetry Reading | Events in Danbury | Youth Football Camp | Penguin Plunge | Women's Brunch in Sherman | Sexual Assault Student Forum | Gun Owner Rights Dispute | Fairfield County Communities Top Movoto 'Best Places' List | Opera Presents 'Die Fledermaus' | NCC Nursing Fair | Best Attendance Ever at Parent Empowerment University | Couple Unearths Danbury History | Seven Students Perform at String Festival | Lyme Disease Spotlight | White Street Task Force
Dave Scott | Evangel University Jazz Orchestra | Holistic Health Fair | Walk MS | White Street Task Force | Pam Hochstetter | Bruce S. Kershner Gallery | Ives Concert Park Summer Concerts | Peter Frampton | Moody Blues | Board of Regents Brand CSUs | Professor Cory Ganschow | Verge Campus Tour | Danbury Main Street Partnership | 10-Minute Play and Webisode Festival | Mark Ecke | Professor Jean Kreizinger | Families United in Newtown (FUN) Concert | Earth Day | Joe Namath/John Dockery Instructional Football Camp | Joe LaCava | Verge Campus Tour | VPA | Professor Surekha Davies | Board of Regents Awards: Dr. J.C. Barone, Dr. Mary O'Neill, Dr. Neeta Connally |Professor James R. Scrimgeour | Chuck's Mini Mudder | 8th Annual Lyme Disease Seminar and Health Fair at WestConn | Lyme Disease | Affirmative Action | U.S. Supreme Court | 19th Annual WCSU Jazz Fest | Jeff "Tain Watts" | Department of Theatre Arts "Aesop's Falables" | Nursing Faculty | "Simulation Scenarios for Nursing Educators: Making it Real" | Dr. Catherine Rice | Monica Sousa | Linda Warren | Choices Office | Dr. Nicholas Gallucci | Sports Psychology | Octavias McKoy |"Relay for Life" | National Weather Service Skywarn Spotter Program |10th Annual Research Day | Reuel Camacho
Andrew Beals Quartet | NFL Draft | Octavias McKoy | Undocumented Student Aid | Commencement Ceremonies | Bob Libby | "Australia Animals and their Australian Friends" | Softball Team | NCAA Tournament | Ridgefield Lyme Disease Tasks Force | Poetry Readings | Professor James Scrimgeour | Voices of Poetry | EV Charging | 8th Annual WCSU Lyme Disease Awareness Month Seminar and Health Fair | Commencement Ceremony | Sen. Richard Blumenthal | Sex Assault Bill of Rights for Colleges | GE | Wurldtech | cybersecurity | Professor Christopher Kukk | Archives | Brian Stevens | Horace Purdy Diaries | Jerry and Roseanne Shea | City of Danbury History | Ana Grace Project | Bully Walk | Pedestrian Safety | CT Ranked 27th Worst State for Pedestrians | Dong Lin | Hit and Run Victim | Undocumented Students and Financial Aid | CT Students for DREAM | Ives Concert Park's 40th Anniversary | Matt Cole | 106th District | Julie Stern | Newtown | "Wing it On!" | Andrew Kaplan | WCSU Foundation | State Colleges Eliminate 300 Part-Time Teachers | New York/New England Regional Beatles Festival "Danbury Fields Forever" | Ives Concert Park | Henry Barnard Distinguished Students Award | Ashley F. Furnari | Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung Center for the Promotion of Mental Health and School Safety | Professor Christopher Kukk | Girls Leading Our World (GLOW) Leadership Academ;y | CT Kindergarten Cutoff Date | Professor Katherine O'Callaghan
Dr. Cory Ganschow | CFC Azul | Semi-pro Soccer | Patrick Finneran | Thomas Pickel | Professor J. Helena Prieto | Ancell School of Business | Dean David Martin | Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business | Creative and Professional Writing MFA | Housatonic Book Awards | Christopher S. Lombardi | "The Reluctant Detective" | Police Officer Ryan Paulsson | Meteorologist Sam Kantrow | Storm team 8 | Professor Michael Nolan | WWI | Ribbons and Rhythms: a Night of Music for the Cure | Ruth Henderson | The Silo | WCSU President's Medal | Joe Namath/John Dockery Instructional Football Camp | Professor Darla Shaw | Alzheimer's disease | State Poetry Champion | Jasmine Dreame Wagner | NEASC Accreditation | DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) | Carolina Bortolleto | Internationoal Festival of Arts and Ideas | Professor Sal Trapani | Candlewood Lake | Project Clear | Athletic Awards | Autism | Western Connections | Matthew Kryspin | Professor Michael Nolan | MFA Thesis Exhibition | Professor Kevin Gutzman | Kevin Spacey | "House of Cards" | "James Madison and the Making of America" | Danbury Fire Chief Geoff Herald | "Better Thinking" Scholarship | "The Events" | New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas | Professor Theodora Pinou | Snakes | Herpetology |
Neebo, Inc. Bookstore | Jane Goodall Center | University of the Trees Project | Gary Lessor | Meteorologist | Ives Concert | Peter Frampton | Ives Park Renovation | EV Charging Stations | VPA Bulding | DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) | CFC Azul Soccer Team | Summer Music Camp | Free July Concerts | "Two Nights Near Doolin" | Professor Pam McDaniel | Professor Louisa Burns-Bisogno | Lyme Disease | BaitBox Intervention Study | Connecticut Ballet Summer Dance Caravan | "Two Nights Near Doolin" | CFC Azul Soccer Team | Campus Sex Assault, Violence | Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut | Music Summer Camps | Free Concerts | Professor Kevin Gutzman | Summer String Camp | James Schmotter | United Way of Western CT | "Danbury Fields Forever" | Ives Concert Park | Beatles' Weekend | Susan G. Komen Foundation | Club 24 | Neeba Bookstore | Master of Fine Arts Free Evening of Readings | T.J. Lobraico Memorial Scholarship
Staff Sgt. Todd "T.J." Lobraico Jr. Scholarship | Susan G. Komen Zumba Fundraiser | American Ninja Warrior Challenge | Joe Moravsky | Reggae Festival | 20 Pianos Delivered to VPA, Including Steinway | Jimmy Greene Album "Beautiful Life" | Football Team | Octavias McKoy | Moody Blues | Ives Concert Park | Sir Grout of Fairfield County | Tom Lind | Vice President Joe Biden | Gov. Daniel Malloy | FBI National Academy | Sgt. Richard "Monte" Montefusco | Dean Daniel Goble | VPA Ribbon-Cutting | Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. | Elementary Education Students/Danbury Public Schools Partnership | ConnCap/Upward Bound Program | Football Team | Torrey Mack | Octavias McKoy | WCSU Alumni Association | WesterNetwork Program | Entering the Gates Ceremony | Professor and Poet Charles Rafferty | Revolutionary War | Prospect Park's Battle Pass | WCSU Archeology Professor | "Night of A Capella" | Students and Local Economy | President's Lecture | Dr. Mark Emmert | NCAA | Ribbon-Cutting at VPA | Neil Wagner Golf Tournament | Danielle Charlotte-Rose Morrill | Girl Scouts| Fire Safety Program | Dr. Robert J. Hume | "Our Many American Constitutions: Same-Sex Marriage and the Struggle for Social Reform" | Deer Reduction | Observatory and Planetarium
Student Alzheimer's Advocates Promote Funding | Meriden's Sabith East Conference Crown | Danbury Begins New WCSU Crosswalks | Llodra & Robinson Speak at WCSU Commencement | Carpanzano Wins National Business Competition | Ballet Foundation Sponsors Young Dancers | Cleveland Kidnapping Victims Tragic Sisterhood | Predator Ariel Castro & Psychology of Violence | WCSU Commencement Leaders Message of Resilience | WCSU Graduate Learning at 83 | WCSU Ceremony: "We Live Among Heroes" | Smart Kidnappers Still Out There | Newtown Officials Honored at WCSU Commencement | 83-Year-Old Woman Graduates WCSU | Newtown's First Selectman Honored at Commencement | Hispanic College Enrollment Surges | 23rd Annual Silvermine School Exhibition | Brilliant from Baroque to Jazz | ClarkDietrich Building Systems Awarded | Cartwheel Band Members Love Music | Glastonbury Schools Hire Math Director | College Nurtures Young Writers | Three in Connecticut Receive Governor's Art Awards | Teachers Elusive for School Districts | Blue Mountain Gallery Hosts Thesis Exhibition | Ives Concert Park Announces Artists
Daniel Goble | School of Visual and Performing Arts | "American Ninja Warrior" | Joseph Moravsky | Men's Ice Hockey Team Added | Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference | Ed Farrington | CT SAT scores | Tri-State Weather Conference | Day of Service | Casinos | Prof. Francis Muska | Crime | NCAA | Mark Emmert | Compassionate Strategies for Mental Wellness Conference | VETalent Work Study Program | NCAA | Power Five | Mark Emmert | Ancell School of Business | Dean David Martin | Economic Symposium | Zebra Mussels | Tri-State Weather Conference | Danbury Concert Association Concert | Prof. Brian Clements | "A Book of Common Rituals" | Macricostas Entrepreneur of the Year Award | $3 Million Donation | Constantine "Deno" Macricostas | President Dr. James Schmotter | Rising Cost of Education | "The Economy and You" Forum | Rising Costs of Education | Dr. James Schmotter, President | Danbury Hospital's Biocontamination Room | Alicia O'Brien | Little East Conference Hall of Fame | | Fairfield County Community Foundation | James Goggin, Jr. | Naugatuck Teen Theater | Prof. Steven Ward | "Higher-Ed Reform or Drinking Game? You Decide." | Deno Macricostas Family Fund | $3 million donation | Prof. Darla Shaw | "Affordability in Danbury" | "SMI Survey: WCSU places 11 out of 100 colleges" | SMI Survey Acknowledges WCSU as a Leader in Promoting Social Mobility | WCSU Ranks Number One in CT and 11 in the Country | Prof. Steven Ward | "Neoliberalism and the Global Restructuring of Knowledge and Education | "Academic Assessment Gone Mad" | |"Big Brother in the Academy" | SMI Ranking | Social Mobility Index Created by PayScale and CollegeNet | Ranks WCSU 11 Nationwide | Day of Service | Ancell School of Business Dean David Martin | Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business | "Run or Dye" 3-Mile Race | WCSU Election Night Coverage | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "The Need for Day Dream Believers: Education & the American Dream | Coach Shaun Bailey | "Swim Strong for Shaun" fundraiser | Artist Joel Spector | Oktoberfest Jazz | Report on Sexual Assaults on CT College Campuses |
Matt Barnes Baseball Clinic | Conor Bierfeldt | VPA LEED Silver Certification | Project Homeless Connect | Habitat for Humanity Gift Wrapping Fundraiser | Musician Jimmy Greene | Senior Citizen Education | Joseph Ponte | "Colorful Exhibitions" | Gunn Memorial Library | Brie McDonald | Thomaston Jazz Orchestra | Charise Courtney | "Security Implications of the Smart Grid" | Professor Marie Wright | Toy Drive | WCSU Police | Soxophonist Jimmy Greene | "Beautiful Life" Concert | Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut | Ancell Dean Dr. David Martin | Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut | National Honor Roll for Community Service | Prof. Neeta Connally | Zebra Mussels | Lyme Disease | Housatonic Book Awards | Master of Fine Arts in Creative and Professional Writing | Sigma Chi Fraternity | Rob Krieger | "Hidden History of Litchfield County" | Prof. Peter Vermilyea
Art Exhibit | Greek Operettas at WCSU | Constructing Success | Barbara DiFranco Retirement | 8 Rappers with Degrees | Volunteers Needed for Clinic | Midwifery Practices in Delivering a Baby | Ghost: The Musical | Frigid Temperatures Breaking Records | Fulcrum Acoustic | WCSU Program Teaches Meteorology | Patrolling on Facebook | Library Law Film Series | WCSU Hosts Diplomat's Talk | Marion Anderson Celebrated | 'You Can't Take It With You' | College Students Speak Out | Off-the-Wall Art Fundraiser | Winter Show | Theatre Arts Program Honored | Coldest February Ever | Higher Education Cuts | CFO Speaks at WCSU | Smart Buildings | Sendak Museum
Meteorology Program | Opera Ensemble Presents 'The Tender Land' | Student Criminal Records Ethics | Women's History Month Events | Young Conservatives Love CPAC | Organic Farming Conference | Performance Graduates Evening of Music | Bone Marrow Donor Drive | Television Today | Ethan Allen CEO Kathwari Donation | Danbury Area Happenings | Kathwari Honors Program Endowment | Art Exhibition and Auction | Danbury's Creative Class | Vietnam Veterans Change in Public Perspective | Bats Dying in Epidemic | Teaching Programs Recognized | Theater Program Ranks Top 10 | Garth Stein Discusses 'A Sudden Light' | Theater Program Accolades | Jacques Pepin Selfie | Planetarium Shows | Administrator Chronicles Danbury Campus Growth | Monroe Student Election News | Discovering Opera | Aaron Auclair Honored | State Colleges Face Tuition Hikes | Free Dental Clinic | Danbury Leads in Economic Development | Bitcoin Adoption Modest | Candlewood Lake Discussion | Scotland School Science Night | Entrepreneur Tom Szaky Lecture | Second Housatonic Awards Nominations | WCSU Ties to Danbury | Environmental Efficiency Model Sculpt | Free Planetarium Shows | Candlewood Lake Weed-eating Carp | Low-Income Kids College Opportunities | NY-CONN Head Excels Despite Patriarchy | John Patrick IT Health Care Reform | CCSU 5th in Bang-for-Buck Department | Fuel Cell Integration | United Way Honors Heroes | Danbury Community Leader Recognized
Compassionate vs. Empathetic Brain | Jazz Fest Feature Kenny Barron and Jimmy Heath | Skip Jennings Honored | Gallery Opening | Student Election Broadcast Wins National Award | Casinos Not Fixing Danbury Economics | Smokey Joe's Cafe April | 'Animal Week' in Danbury | Spring Ticks Arrive Earlier | Paving Their Way to Success | Yale Whiffenpoofs at Palace Danbury | April Event Highlights | WCSU Events | Accepted Students Day | Gratitude for Julia's Wings Support | Darien Students at Spring Festival | Millers Face Republican Trial | Jazz Performance at 20 Years Festival | Sophie Shao and Friends in Concert | WCSU Mascot Chuck Leads Event | 2015 Top Teacher Former Cop | Hawkapella Fifth Annual Night | 6 Ways to Prevent Lyme Disease | Chris Murphy & Jodi Rell Speak at Commencement | Board of Regents Recognize Faculty | Author John R. Patrick Talks | Peter Vermilyea Discussion | Upcoming Events in Danbury Area | Reconcilation Topic at Church | Brunch and Jazz at Playhouse | RSO Concert Honors Leaders | Music Students Qualify for National Competition | Hundreds Attend Earth Day | Nurturing Sole Fliers of Business | WCSU President Finalists | Two the Point' Pairs | New Garden Promotes Sustainability | Two Professors Honored for Excellence | Permaculture Garden Planted in Danbury | American Dream Awards Honors Danbury's Immigrant Leaders | Women's Club Funds 25 Area Groups | Autism Concert Features Jodi DiPiazza | Low Teacher Morale Behind Education Reform | Kathwari Gives $1 Million to WCSU
People of Southeast Queens | Danbury Leads in Economic Results | Baltimore Riots | Music Teacher Selected as State Finalist | Sexual Assault Survivors Meet with Etsy | Town Hall Employees Rally | WCSU Named Among Top Colleges | Eccentric is Good | Lyme Conference | Exciting Events | CityCenter Danbury Hosts Chaski Fest | Tax Return Volunteers | Former Governor Speaks to Students | Concerns for Schmotter's Successor | 17 College Presidents Talk Cuts | Trail Runner's Guide to Ticks | Court and Religion is Topic | On the Move: Danbury Business People | 'Chinese Mojo' Exhibition | Growing Concern in Lack of Rain | "Wicked Cyclone" Opens at Six Flags | Mike Ferullo Grand Marshal | New WCSU President John B. Clark | CUNY Official Chosen as President | Summer Art Classes Offered | Manka Appointed President of SHS | Daniel C. Bryndle Sports Analytics | Greenwich PD New K9
Connecticut Beatles Festival | Connecticut's Real Indians | Music Professor Interim Dean of SVPA | Bethel Native Student Veteran Honors | Upcoming Events | Eighth-Graders Launch Weather Balloons | Barbara DiFranco Conducts Students One Last Time | New Fairfield Superintendent Recognized | Retiring Police Chief's Career Defined by Sandy Hook | School District Announces Teacher of Year | Ridgefield 'Eccentric' Stars in Zaritsky Documentary | 'The Cat in the Hat' Returns to Stage | School Officials Praise New Bilingual Legislation | Latino Scholarship Fund Awards $40,000 | Varied Program for Second Annual Choral Interns Recital | Composer Svjetlana Bukvich Invited to Perform for UN | Animals Lead Guitarist Guest of Honor at Beatles Tribute | STEM Summer Tech Camps | Deputy Marshal Extinguishes Male Firefighter Stigma | Upcoming Events | Former Governor Rell Commencement Speech | Wojtkiewicz Earns All-America Honors | New Law Eases Tuition Rules for Undocumented | Half of Local Domestic Abuses Responses Involve 'High Danger' Threat |
Student Learns Leadership in Program | Workforce Opportunity Services Prepares Veterans | 'The Cat in the Hat' Returns in July | Addressing Bilingual Teacher Shortages | Championing Community Theater in Woodbury | M.F.A. Program Hosts Literary Readings | Connecticut Fab 4 Music Festival | Megan Morrow UK Graduate Studies in Sustainable Energy | Sandy Hook Mom & Senator Hail Education Training Bill | Jesse Lewis Bill Passes U.S. Senate | 6 Things to Help Deal with Heat | Horizons National Program | Gwendolyn Niles Returns to Theater | Upcoming Events | Nina Wojtkiewicz Honoree for NCAA Woman of Year | Cellphone Pictures on Display at Danbury Gallery | Eugene Buccini: Grading the U.S.-Iran Nuke Deal | More Upcoming Events | Summer Academy Receives Donation | Ridgefield BLAST Lyme Model
Wojtkiewicz Nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year Award | Sandy Hook Tragedy Must Not Be Erased | Brookfield Third-Party Disputes | What's Going On at Westconn | Ecuadorean Festival Sunday | Archive Presents Octagon House Exhibit | Robert and Mary Lou Alberetii Share Art | Hundreds Attend Ecuadorean Festival | New Presidents or Provosts | Bridgeport Kids Attend HCC STEAM Camp | Beatle Tribute Festival in Danbury | New Philosophy Strengthens College Ties | Blumenthal: Leave No Child Behind | Community Resources Fair | Jimmy Greene & Quartet Perform at Ives Concert Park | Algae Spike Concern for Candlewood | Local Students Volunteer in Bulgaria | Dialogic Selects Bill Crank as CEO | WCSU Entering the Gates Ceremony | WCSU Sports Teams Local Talent | Litchfield Civil War History with Peter Vermilyea | Wilton Deli Adds Food Truck | Dr. Jane Goodall to Discuss Book in September | Western Obtains Herpetologists' Archives | Jane Goodall to Speak at WCSU
Three Master's Programs Return | Timeline of Danbury Octagon House | John B. Clark | Visual & Performing Arts Center Award | WestConn Magazine Award | Hundreds of New Students | Sherman Man Ninja Warrior | Seaside Park Photo Project | Danbury Natives Cellphone Empire | Flu Shot Informative Talk | Connecticut Colleges Prominent in Rankings | Race and Identity Performance | Former President Constitution Day Speech | Tibetan Center Sponsors Conference | Peter D'Amico Entrepreneur Award | Crosby Sworn in as Chief | Ridgefield's Unsung Heroes | Fall Course Registration | Zebra Mussels Candlewood Lake Invasion | An Afternoon with Jane Goodall | Danbury Minority Teacher Shortage | Fundraising to Rebuild Nepal School | WCSU Service Day | Upcoming Events in Danbury Area | IT Specialist to Hold Lecture | Volunteers Renovate Youth Center | Total Eclipse | Cybersecurity Lecture | Kevin Arnone | Compassion Conference Postponed | Hurricane Staying Away | Outstanding First-Year Principal Awardee
Nikki Turosky Smith Fosters Sustainable Profits | Outstanding 1st-Year Principal Named | D'Amico Wins Entrepreneur Award | Hundreds of Students Participate in Day of Service | Alzheimer's Group | ~1,000 Walk to End Domestic Violence | Nancy Bowen Honored | Simulation Gives Teachers Real Experience | Love Seminar at Congregational Church | Yale Grads Not Highest Average Salary | State Transportation Questions Raised at Forum | Stamford Author Reads Borscht Belt Novel | Sip & Sketch Evening | Athletes Raise Breast Cancer Awareness | Friday Night Bonfire | Dismantling Connecticut Universities | What is it like to be a woman in prison? | Savings Bank of Danbury Launches Intern Program | Election Connection to Broadcast | Annual 'Economy and You Symposium' Held | Wilton Teacher Semifinalist for Award | Reports Find Students Not Ready for College | A Note of Thanks | Danbury Bank Creates Internship Endowment | In My Shoes | Obama Calls for Limit on Testing | TargetX CRM Leads Campuswide Mobile Solutions | Lucie Voves Double Honored | Students Offer Election Night Coverage |
Students Emotional Preparation for College | Local Hunting Ground Showing | Danbury Election Results Coverage | Forecast for Community Permaculture | New Wellness Suite | Budgeting Skills at Personal Workshop | ZZ Boone | Democratic Upsets in Local Issues | Brookfield Schools Partner with WestConn | Reward Offered in Crime | Vice President on Campus Sexual Assault | Doubling Down on a Troubled Industry | Octagon House Exhibition | TargetX CRM Leads Campuswide Solutions | Murder Trial Backdrop for Production | 'Parade' Next Stage Production | Identifying More Energy Sources | New Musical Theater Coordinator | Town's Popular Wheels | Tracking the Entrepreneurial Arc | Police No Longer Naming Perpetrators | $10,000 Avon Grant Award | Recovery Expert Believes in Connections | Blood Donors Badly Needed | Jacob Wycoff | New Fairfield's Sheaffer | Parents of Slain Students Hope to Spread Love | Palanzo to Coach Immaculate Baseball Team | Snapshot: Denise Rodriguez | Foundation Promoting 'Connections' Grants | Holiday Sip & Sketch |
Aaron Atwood Fufills Dream | Construction Proceeds on Naugatuck Sciences Building | 'The Snow Queen' at WCSU | Helping Veterans Train for Careers | Jimmy Greene Nominated for Two Grammys | Buzz TV Studio Doubles as Gallery | Warm Weather Brings Blossoms | El Nino Keeping Us Warm | Recovery Expert Speaks to Educators | December Feels like Spring | The Imagery Edge | Top 10 Healthiest New Year's Resolutions | Congregational Church Music Heavenly | Ex-Greenwave Stars Shine | Writing Program Hosts Authors | Brookfield Resident Brings Home Trophy | Megan Carey | Michael Musilami Trio | Farrington Legacy of Western Athletics | Senator Murphy Mental Health Reform | New Orchestra Executive Coordinator | Climate Change Crucial | Top 10 Lists Meaningless | Fairfield County National News | Snowy Hazardous Morning Commute | Mild Weather Saves Money | Officers Awarded | Cruz Supporter Questions Answered
Amahl and the Night Visitors | Planetary Message in a Bottle | Kathleen E. Carlson Named President | Beatles Photo Exhibition by Bill Eppridge | Sherlock Holmes Production | David Gurira's Yale Rep Plays Stages | Best of College Theatre at WCSU | Newest Officer has Hometown Roots | An Able Workforce | Facts About Milk Snakes | Next Slate of Writers Announced | Exhibit Photos of Beatles' First Week | Greenwich Banker Pens Thriller | New Lacrosse Head Coaches | Meteorologist Predicts Snowfall for Stamford | Acclaimed Artists Featured in Art Lecture Series | Ryan Cavanagh Moves to WCSU | Schools Need Broader View of Students | Zanders' Pianist Paints Complex Stories | Rebecca Simas Teaches in Japan | Hoverboards Banned at State Colleges | College Theater Festival | Saint Jude School Places Students | Masters of Fine Arts Lecture Series | Credit Transfers from Community Colleges | Film Explores Danny Fields at Bethel Cinema | Grants Foster Clean Water Workshops | Easton Swears in Detective and Officer | Obama Promotes Limits on School Testing | State Approves Millions for Improvements |
Arts Scholarship Fundraiser | Climate Change Series Begins | Jimmy Greene's Conference Presentation | Iggy Pop, Alice Cooper Talk Documentary | 'Frozen' Singalong Planned at CityCenter | Historical Writer Shouhua Qi Reads at Scribes | CSCU Hosts Forums on Hazard Plan | Diversity Fuels Changes at Connecticut Colleges | A Local Look at Climate Change | Mixing Art and Main Street | Grammy-nominated jazz album, 'Beautiful Life' | Dreamers Want Eligibility for Financial Aid | Adding Cops to College Campuses | Police Participates in Shooter Training | Importance of Education | Ives Park Launches Arts Show | Marshall Brandon & Big Regg Present LOL | New Choir Starting for Kids | Newtown Dad Earns 2 Grammy Nods | Greenwich Native Pens "Monkey Man" | Helping Veterans Earn Full-Time Careers | Computer Science Program Award | Danbury Professor Vietnam Story | Alfiere Sinks Half-Court Shot | Science of Compassion at Buddhist Monestary | Feminist Schism Today | Poet Laureate Recommended | Brookfield Students "Election Connection" Wins | Artist, Photographer Gives Gallery Talk | WCSU Students Win Award for Election Coverage | Monkey Man has familiar settings | WCSU Student Wins $5k | New Business Center Focuses on Innovation | Exhibit of Beatles' 1964 Visit to the US | Women's History Month Events | Women's History Month in Danbury
Fundraiser for Kindergarten Program | Darien Author Traces Origin | "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Opens | Weekend Activities | Women's History Month Celebration | A Winter of Many Extremes | Ancell Presents CFO Forum | WCSU Jazz Fest | The Power of Compassion with Dr. Chris Kukk | Barrett Publishes Psychology Textbook | Computer Science Majors Do IT | Excellence in Student Visual Arts Display | Candlewood Lake Toxin Testing | Upcoming Concert and Recital Dates | Local Text Experts Watch Apple Case | Genesis Torres Plays at Western | Downtown Grows in Danbury | Planetarium Posts Spring Schedule | Young Republicans See Politics Closely | Seeking the Silicon Valley of the Northeast | Danbury Taking Holistic Approach to Growth | Foundation and AmeriCares Launch Program for Uninsured | St. Patrick's Day Performance | Connecticut's Future Should Be Policy | Sax Artists Featured in Jazz Fest | Jazz Festival Rundown | Skunk Cabbage and Singing Frogs | "Who Wants to be a Mathematician" for Highschoolers | Quinnipiac, ECSU and Westconn Students are Safe | Nursing Professor Reflects on Air Force Career | Danbury Arts and Crafts Show Deadline | Colelge Students Asked to Pay More | Newtown Violinists Tapped to Josh Groban | WCSU Production "Parade: Goes to Kennedy Festival" | Westconn Student Recounts Terror of Bombing | Staggers Plays a Horn | April Fool's fun for family | Women Business Owners Taking Message to Hartford | When You Hit a 'Wrong' Note, Improvise | Game of Tones Comes to Danbury | Westconn Students Help Toxin Test | Danbury Company Moves to Florida | WCSU Students Take Gold at CADC Event
April and May Events | Unaffiliated Voters Important in Primary | Math Competition Open to HS Students | Cold Front Bringing in Snow | Art Students Win Gold | Ridgefield Farm Presents Lecture Series | Prep for Annual Chuck Mini-Mudder | Ensemble Performs 'The Merry Widow' | Danbury AFC Urgent Care | 'Animal Week' at WCSU | Local Beaches in Search of Blue-Green Algae | Britain's Performance at the Palace | The science behind lake scum | Program Improves Outcome for Uninsured | Panel of Small Business Grads | Ice Storm of 1973 | Marshall Brandon & Big Regg Present LOL | FUN Autism Awareness Benefit | Becoming a Backyard Bookkeeper | Western Recognized Among Best Colleges | Financial Aid for Undocumented Residents | 'Cocktails and Curtain Calls' | Reddingite Pens Innovative Psychology Textbook | Winner of Business Award | Distinguished Barnard Award | Preparation for Tick Season | PARADE Wins Top Honors | Best Practices for Family Lyme | 21 Hospital Ave Community Service | Students Invent Better Studying | New President Settling in
President Clark Nominated to Board | Chase Rice Tour Danbury | WestConn Ranked High as College | Mike Carnaroli in the Community | International Study Program Benefits | Bethel Chamber Hosts Awards Reception | Students Film "Wandering Off" | Students Earn Nominations for Honors | Ives Concert Arts Show | New Day Promises Farmers Market | Lyme Connection Annual Fair | Faculty Recognized by Board of Regents | Recession Talk | City Officials Pledge for Candlewood Lake | Students to Address Fellow Graduates | Highest Honors Theatre Department | Student Interns in Music Series | Lyme Disease Survey | RHS Soccer Coach | Limekiln-area Revolutionary War Encampment | Danbury Graduate Addresses Class | WCSU Graduates Celebrate 'American Dream' | Chamber, EDC Working Together | TJ Lobraico 'Family Mission' | Honors Branson Ultrasonics | CityCenter Farmer's Market Music | Tickets Sell Out for Documentary
Farmers' Market Receives Grant | Helping Veterans Train for Careers | New Principal Named for Bethel Middle School | Top Five Theatre Colleges | Business Briefs | School News and Notes | Greenwich Student Dean's List | HAN News | Dean's List | Experts Found Revolutionary Structures | WCSU Theatre Recognition | Fish-Tracking Program Candlewood | Westconn Recognized by OnStage | Concussion Recovery Process | State to Finance Transit Study | Graduating Leaders Make Difference | Hundreds of Species at Weir Farm | Preparing Students for Leadership Roles | Redding Valley Forge Archaeologists | Professors Summer Break | New Milford Jewish Blogger | Art Professor Dedicates Sculpture | New Superintendent Named | Class of 2016 Graduates | 292 Graduate Brewster HS | Candlewood Lake Authority Warns of Algae | Catholic HS Receives Scholarships | Summer STEAM Program Launched | Dry Spell Falls Upon Region | Westconn's Goodall Center Wins Award | Brooklyn Cenatiempo First Album | Telemedicine Healthcare New Frontier | Latino Students Earn $28K Scholarships
Jimmy Greene | Sandy Hook | CityCenter Danbury Digital Marketing Plan | Prof. Neeta Connally | Tick-borne Disease Prevention | Christopher Vichiola | "Marquis Who's Who" | President Obama's Honorary Kitchen Cabinet | "Horizons at WCSU" | Missy Alexander | Provost | David Boyajian | "Hat Maker" Sculpture | Water Testing at Candlewood Lake | Summer Theatre of New Canaan Internship Program | Marc Catone Memoir
Collaborative Zebra Mussel Research Project Canceled | Candlewood Lake | Lake Zoar | Lake Lillinonah | | Invasive Eurasian Watermilfoil Carp | Lake Candlewood | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | ConnCAP Program | Joe Dillon | VPA | "Nurses After War: The Reintegration Experience of Nurses Returning from Iraq and Afghanistan" | Prof. Mary Ellen Doherty | Joe Mingachos | Men's Soccer Coach | Police Body Cameras | Meteor Shower | Heat Wave | Bill Curtis | Harambee Youth Center | Prof. Casey Jordan | Lighthouses | Green Light Academy | Prof. Shane Murphy | Dieting Techniques | Football Team | Quarterback Will Arndt | Coach Joe Loth | Summer Heat Wave and Farmers | Dr. Grace P. Chan | Appointed Assistant Superintendent for Business | Lindenhurst School District | Soccer Coach Joe Mingachos | Prof. Bernie Fitzpatrick | Graduate Assistants Unions | Women's Soccer | Coach Alex Harrison | Jimmy Greene | Enrollment Figures | In-State Tuition | New York Residents | "Horizons at WCSU" | Jessica Coraizaca | Minority Student-Staff Ratio | Opening Gates Ceremony | Volleyball | College/Career Center at Newtown High School
Putnam County | Tuition Break for New York Students | Dean's Advisory Board of the Ancell School of Business | Verne Sedlacek | CT State Drought | Prof. Casey Jordan | Southwest Ledge Lighthouse | Music Fest America | Ives Concert Park | Planetarium and Observatory | Enrollment Decline | "Meditation: Multicultural Perspectives" | Center for Compassion | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | Fall Planetarium Shows | Operations Inc | Calen Wilk | Alain Picard | Football Coach Erik Larka | Tuition Subsidization of New York Students | Scott R. Fawcett | Softball Coach Alicia O'Brien | $1.6 Million Grant | Prof. Neeta Connally | Tick Research | Danbury Irish Festival | Prof. Mary Ellen Doherty | Multiple Choice Exams in College Courses | Student Population | U.S. News & World Report College Rankings | Mauricio Mayorga | Sacred Heart Academy | Macricostas Entrepreneur of the Year | Ben's Bells Project Kindness in Action Speaker Series | NVCC Danbury Campus | Jazz Club | "The Recess Bureau"
Prof. Theodora Pinou | Conn's Pond | Jane Goodall Center Permaculture Garden | "Dinner in a Bite" | Science for Global Policy Conference | "Socioeconomic Contexts of Global Agriculture" | WCSU Police Dept. | Clown Costumes | Sustainable Agriculture | Hord Fundation | College Preparation | Harvest Jam | Ives Concert Park | 110th District Race | Social Media Cybercrime | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "The Stepmother" | Erik Ofgang | "Buzzed: Beers, Booze & Coffee Brews" | "Absurdity Tour" Comedy Festival | CPTV's "Cobblestone Corridor" | Casinos and Crime | Proposed Casino Expansion | PeaceJam Foundation | Teacher Training Forum on Compassion and Action | WCSU Offers In-State Tuition to Nearby New York Students | Child Trafficking | CT Department of Children and Families | Training Curriculum | "Access to Capital For Small Businesses" Workshop | "Take Back the Night" Candlelight Ceremony | Drought Conditions in CT | "Operation Jungle Red" | Renouncing Sexual Violence Pledge | "Field of Flags" | "Election Connection" Show | Promoting In-State Tuition ot Neighboring New York Counties | Ben's Bells Project Kindness In Action Speaker Series | "My Wish to You" Art Display
Artist Richard Klein | WCSU Art Gallery | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | "My Wish to You" Art Exhibit | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "The Drowsy Chaperone" | Herbalist Lupo Passero | "Herbal Remedies for Stress" | Student-Veterans Organization | Field of Flags | "The Drowsy Chaperone" - Preview | "The Drowsy Chaperone" - Review | Prof. Christopher Kukk | Write-in Votes Triple | Ancell School of Business | Entrepreneurial Arc Series | Entrepreneur Panel Discussion | "Herbs and Remedies for Stress" Workshop | Jane Goodall Center | $500 Community Champions Grant | Permaculture Garden Initiative Project | Prof. Laurie Weinstein | Jeannette Mare | Ben's Bells | "Be Kind Now: It's Time To Get Serious About Kindness" | CT Statewide Drought | New Milford's Conn's Pond | Hal Wibling | WCSU Foundation | Tuition for Putnam County Residents | Farooq Kathwari | $1 million donation | Islamphobia | Caleigh Lozito | Dept. of Theatre Arts | Haiti | Community and Police Panel | President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll | Art Dept. | Ceramics Sale
Prof. Terrrence Dwyer | Coat Drive for Project Homeless Connect | United Way of Western Connecticut | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "A Christmas Carol Radio Show" | "Race,Community, Policing and You - A Conversation to Make a Difference" | Prof. Jack Tom | Cave Paintings Exhibit | iPad Initiative | Kathwari Honors Program | Farooq Kathwari | Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council | Athletic Director Lori Mazza | Jimmy Greene | "Love Wins" Concert | Midtown Coffee House Series | "Amahl and the Night Visitors" | Community Service Project Connect | Putnam County Partnership | CSU Instate Tuition for Neighboring States | Impact of 2016 Trump Election | Sandy Hook Four Year Anniversary | "Coffee with a Cop" Program | PeaceJam Reception | WCSU wins one of the "Best Teaching Colleges in Connecticut" recognition | "Sip and Sketch" event | "Dancing Well" Research Project | PTSD military victims | "Sip and Sketch" Event
MFA Professor Sarah Darer Littman | "Sip and Sketch" | Dept. of Art | "Women's Work" Exhibit | Dept. of Art | Office of Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs | Nobel Peace Prize Winner Leymah Gbowee | PeaceJam | "The Drowsy Chaperone" | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Fairfield County Game Jam" | Prof. James Scrimgeour | "Women's Work" Display | Football Coach Surace | Chaarles Guarino Veterans Scholarship | Prof. Deneen Harris | Prof. Robin Gustafson | "Dancing Well: The Soldier Project" | PTSD | Regional Lakes Task Force | Zebra Mussels | Prof. Ed Wong | Black History Month Events | Jimmy Greene | "Beautiful Life" | CSU Campus Police | Firearms | GuidED | Dr. Deborah Hardy | Jane Goodall Center | Climate Change Lecture Series | Prof. Mitch Wegener | WCSU Dean's List | Women's March on Washington, D.C. | Art Lecture Series | Master of Fine Arts Lecture Series | Debbie MacCarry | ACLU Report on Danbury Police | WCSU Police Dept. | Dept. of Theatre Arts | Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCSCTF) | Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Prof. Atla De Champlain | Prof. Rock Brynner | "Natural Power: The New York Power Authority's Origins and Path to Clean Energy" | WCSU Planetarium and Observatory
WCSU Planetarium and Observatory | Prof. Mary Ellen Doherty | Nursing | Meteorologist Gary Lessor | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | Wellness Wednesday Workshops | Danbury Schools and Business Collaborative | Prof. Deneen Harris | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | WCSU Planetarium and Observatory | Prof. Thomas Philbrick | Prof. William Joel | Coffee and Conversations Monday | Danbury and New Fairfield Woman's Club | Snow Storms | Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival | Green Awards | Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut's Accessible Art Series | Prof. Mitch Wagener | Climate Change | Prof. Laurie Weinstein | Instate Tuition to Neighboring New York Counties | February Blizzard | Midtown Coffeehouse Concerts | PeaceJam | Nobel Prize Winner Leymah Gbowee | CSU Tuition Hikes | Robert S. Young Library | Ginny and Roy Young | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | "Thomas Jefferson - Revolutionary: A Radical's Struggle to Remake America" | Meteorologist Gary Lessor | WCSU Campus Police | Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival | WCSU DACA Students | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Our Lady of 121st Street" | Artificial Intelligence | "Poverty Simulation" | School of Professional Studies | Board of Regents | Nobel Peace Prize Winner Leymah Gbowee | Climate Change | Immigration | ICE | CSU Campuses | Campus Protocols for ICE
Candlewood Lake Carp Experiment | Prof.Theodora Pinou | Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies | Permaculture Garden | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "The Compassionate Achiever: How Helping Others Fuels Success" | Center for Compassion, Creativity and Innovation | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Nursing School Ranked Top in CT | Prof. Darla Shaw | Prof. Theodora Pinou | Food Pantry | World Language Teachers | Black History Month | Casinos and Crime | Danbury Awarded Working Cities Challenge Grant | Macricostas Lecture Series | Western Ranked as 50 in Nation's Best Online Ph.D. Programs | Ives Concert Park Summer Shows | WCSU Police Chief Roger Connor | Danbury Women's Center | Dept. of Biological and Environmental Sciences | College Debt | Lionel Bascom | "Harlem: The Crucible of Modern African American Culture" | Dept. of Writing, Linguistics and Creative Process | WCSU Police "Coffee with a Cop" | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Police Body Cameras | Dept. of Theatre Arts | Region One Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival | Master of Fine Arts Art Exhibit | Revenge Porn | Erik Ofgang | "Buzzed: Beers, Booze & Coffee Brews: Where to Enjoy the Best Craft Beverages in New England" | Panel Discussion: Legalization of Recreational Marijuana in CT | WCSU Opera | "The Gondoliers" | Danbury Junior Achievement Career Day
Candlewood Lake Carp | Prof. Theodora Pinou | WCSU Police | Danbury Women's Center | Social Media Addiction | Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies | Roots & Shoots Club | Earth Day | Litchfield County | Sandy Hook | Nurturing Compassion and Creativity in Education Conference | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Dancing at Lughnasa" | CT's Fifth District | Prof. Christopher Kukk | Annual Lyme Connection Patient Conference & Health Fair | Senior Thesis Exhibit | Spring Concert | March for Science Rally | Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee | Chemistry Dept. | 2017 American Chemical Society National Meeting and Exposition | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | "Thomas Jefferson - Revolutionary: A Radical's Struggle to Remake America" | Ridgefield Prevention Council | "Haze" | Justice and Law Society | Fallen Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Garden | K9 Police Officer James Loomer | Third Annual Media Arts Film Festival
Meteorology Dept. | Gary Lessor | Albert Owino | Prof. Mitch Wagener | Shelter Rock School | Sen. Richard Blumenthal | Percussive Arts | David Smith | Region One Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival | Prof. Tim Howard | Dept. of Theatre Arts Accreditation | Prof. Theodora Pinou | STEM Skills | "Finding Our Way: An Experiential Watershed Learning Program for Middle School Children and Their Families" | Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair | Coyotes | Candlewood Lake Invasives | Applied Behavior Analysis Master's Degree Program | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Beavers | Prof. Lori Weinstein | Prof. Terrence Dwyer | Timber Rattlesnakes | Prof. Theodora Pinou | Western Connecticut Health Network Lyme Disease Biobank | Lyme Disease Registry | Dr. Neeta Connally | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | Prof. Theodora Pinou | STEM | "Finding Our Way: An Experiential Watershed Learning Program for Middle School Children and Their Families" | Staff Sgt. Todd "TJ" Lobraico | "Family Mission: The TJ Lobraico Story" | Prof. Laurie Weinstein | Anthropology Dept. | Paleo-Indian Archaeological Dig |
Professor Christopher Kukk | Center for Compassion, Creativity and Innovation | New Milford Skate Park | Tristan Cornelis | Spring Athletic Awards | Artist Shawnalee Kwashnak | Candlewood Lake Authority | Larry Marsicano | Brionna Ingraham | Madison Lyric Stage | Danbury Early College Opportunity | Danbury Schools and Business Collaborative (DSABC) | Jim Royle Drum Studio | Richter Park Musical "Into the Woods" | Dept. of Theatre Arts | Prof. Anthony DePoto | Hip-hop | ClaS!ck | Gary Nolan | Jeff Moro | "Contrast" | Lyme Disease | Dr. Neeta Connally | $1.6 million dollar grant | The Tick-Borne Disease Prevention Laboratory | Guilford High School Class | The Boston New Music Initiative | Daniel T. Lewis | Lyme Disease | Patrick D. Higgins | Immaculate High School | Music Department | Schaghticoke Middle School | Jennifer Delaney | Lyme Disease | Dean's List | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | "Mathematics and Motherhood" | Prof. Becky Hall | Lyme Disease | Calvin Savoia | Electrathon Challenge | Sandy Hook | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "Grandma Lill and Kevin" | YouTube | Kevin Doniak | Farooq Kathwari |
Writing, Linguistics and Creative Writing Dept. | Tim Weed | Basketball Coach Ed Quick | Sandy Hook | Scarlett Lewis | Cardiology | Bruce Liang | Protein fragment "caspase-e p17" | Jay Murray | Challenges in Higher Education | Prof. MaryAnn Murtha | Prof. Amy Campanaro | Ridgefield Women's Club Scholarships | YouTube | "Grandma Lill and Kevin" | Kevin Droniak | Prof. Catherine Kelly | Ireland | Fulbright Scholar | Allison Vas | 7th Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps | Atla DeChamplain | CTNext | "Finding Our Way" STEM Program | Lyme Disease | Lt. Michael Baribault | Hiscox USA | Thomas Rea | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "The Compassionate Achiever: How Helping Others Fuels Success" | Charles Darwin | Wooster School | Antoinette Fornshell | Stephanie Grant | Continental Who's Who | Maryann Chatfield | Dyslexia | Football Coach Steve Addazio | Prof. Ernie Lehman | Ives Concert Park | Jeff Siegel Sextet | In-state Tuition to Border States | Youth Entrepreneur Academy | Master of Fine Arts | Writing Program | Matt Austin | Dialogic Corp. | WalletHub Study of CT
Prof. Rosa Fernandes | Meterology | John Conway | Hartford Jazz Society | Samantha Feliciano | Redding Elementary School | Natalie Hammond | Visual & Performing Arts Center | Prof. Donald Gagnon | LGBTQ | DACA | New Britain | Gay Pride Parade | DSABC Mentor Mash Summer Fest | Ives Concert Park | Teacher of the Year | Beth Manning | DACA | Ives Concert Park | Football Team | Tiesto Club Life College Tour | Katie Loff | Candlewood Lake Authority | Prof. Don Gagnon | Provost Award for Teaching | American Dream Awards | Tribuna Newspaper | Farooq Kathwari | Volleyball Team | Prof. Patricia Moreland | Litchfield Hall | Title IX | Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer | Women's Tennis | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | College Football CT | Juan J. Moreno | "Meditation: Multicultural Perspectives" Program | Diane Ramos | Michelle O'Connor | Weston School District
Women's Soccer | "Meditation: Multicultural Perspectives" Workshops | Kerri Ann Brinckerhoff | New Milford VNA | Candlewood Lake Study | Prof. Theodora Pinou | Invasive Weeds | The Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut | Branson Electronics Corp. | Visual and Performing Arts Center | Football Team | Women's Soccer | Connecticut Illustrators Exhibit | DACA | Men's Soccer | DACA | Hugo Galerie Exhibit | Lakeview Health | George Merhi | Dr. Kathleen Murphy | Field Hockey Team | Walk to End Alzheimer's | Danbury | Cancer Awareness | WCSU Police Benevolent Association | CVs | Football | Andrew Delva | Fall Sports | DACA | Carolina and Camila Bortolleto | Michael Ferguson | 138th CT District | Women's Soccer | Jay Murray | Enrollment Services | M.F.A. Artist Lecture Series | Women's Center Programs | Dr. Neeta Connally | Lyme Disease | Sept. 11 Memorial Service | Field of Flags | Canadian Football League | Will Arndt | Prof. Carina A. Bandhauer | DACA | Criminal Alien Gang Member Removal Act | Solar Energy Systems
Jeff Siegel | Music Department |"The Central Park Five" | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | East Haven Alumni Association Hall of Fame | Laurie Kikosicki | LGBTQ | Prof. Donald Gagnon | Plainville Hall of Fame | David Fish | Still River Day | Haas Library Archives and Special Collections Exhibit | "Selling a Good War: WWII in LIFE Magazine Advertisements" | Milfoil Infestation | Candlewood Lake, Squantz Pond, Lake Lillinonah | Sickle Cell Anemia | Football | Lyme Disease | Dr. Neeta Connally | BLAST | Tick-borne Disease Prevention Laboratory | Poor Yorick Journal | Erik Ofgang | Women's Soccer | Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame | Melissa Teel | "A Historical Halloween" | Prof. Leslie Lindenauer | WCSU Federal Grant | Mental Health Reform Act | Sen. Chris Murphy | Meterorology | Joe Furey | News 8 | Branson Ultrasonics Corp. | Visual and Performing Arts | WCSU Minorities in Medicine | Jimmy Greene | "Love Wins - A Celebration of Music" | Income Inequality | Prof. Carina Bandhauer | Cider-making | Gary Lessor | "Thinking Visually" Exhibit | Illustrators | LGBTQ | Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies | Permaculture Garden | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Hamlet" | "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" | Illustrators | "Coloring the World: An Illustrator's View" | Prof. Jack Tom | Witch Trials | Prof. Leslie Lindenauer | Macricostas Lecture Series | Immigration | The Philadelphia Society | Prof. Kevin Gutzman | Instate Tuition for Caribbean Students | Drought | Prof. Mitch Wagener | International Education Week | Western International Center (WIC) | Prof. Linda Lindenauer | Instate Tuition | Campus Safety | Mission Health Day | Election Connection | Prof. Stephanie Lyons-Keeley | Oktoberfest Jazz | 2017 Housatonic Book Award | MFA Creative and Professional Writing Program | WestConn Donor Drive | Be the Match Registry | Student-Athlete Advisory Committee | Election Connection | Prof. J.C. Barone | William J. Butterly Jr. | Robert M Makowski | National Association of Teachers of Singing Connecticut Chapter | Harlem Gospel Choir | Visual and Performing Arts Center | Women's Volleyball | Instate Tuition | Community College Consolidation Plan | Board of Regents | Athletic Hall of Fame | Bruce Loman | Instate Tuition | Prof. David Smith | Percussion
Men's Soccer | Dr. Surekha Davies | Lyme Disease | Prof. Xiaowen Jiang | Accounting | Brian Vernon | School of Visual and Performing Arts | Sexual Assault on Connecticut Campuses | International Human Rights | Vietnam | Prof. Wynn Badkar-Wilcox | Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer | Prof. J.C. Barone | "Major 'Doc' Brown" | Bataan Death March | Macricostas School of Arts & Sciences | Fall 2017 Faculty Lecture | Prof. Claire Conceison | Military Appreciation Week | Women's Soccer | Prof. Carina Bandhaur | Immigration | Women's Soccer | Autumn Sorice | Men's Soccer | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Evita" | Jessica Zamek | Art and Business of Illustration Forum | "Poor Yorick" literary journal | Master of Fine Arts in Creative and Professional Writing | Instate Tuition | "Evita" | Football | Entrepreneurship, Research, Innovation and Creative Center (ERIC) | Tom Kelleher | Old Sturbridge Village | Child Care Center | Interdisciplinary Research Panel Discussion | "The Entrepreneurial Arc" Forum | Jane Goodall | ERIC | Entrepreneurs | "Evita" | Sgt. Matthew Brodacki | Marrow Donor Drive | Prof. Jeffrey Mueller | Gary Lessor | Jimmy Greene | Traffic Safety | White Street | Department of Art | Ceramics | Body Cameras | Prof. Yulia Fedorov | Ability Beyond | Body Cameras | Men's Soccer | Harlem Gospel Choir
WCSU Police Body Cameras | Charles Ives Authority for the Performing Arts | Alexis Koukos | Danbury Community Orchestra | Women's Soccer | Autumn Sorice | Men's Soccer | Football | Field Hockey | Volleyball | Women's Basketball | Women's Swimming | "Love Wins" Jazz Concert | VPAC | "Happy Holiday from Irving Berlin: A Musical Revue" | Prof. Brian Clements | "Bullets Into Bells" Poetry Book | Sandy Hook | VPAC | "Amahl and the Night Visitors" | "Happy Holiday from Irving Berlin: A Musical Revue" | Prof. Thomas Philbrick | Football Coach Alex Trasacco | Sandy Hook | Prof. Brian Clements " | "Bullets Into Bells" | WCSU Opera | Jimmy Greene | Weston Police Dept. | Matthew Brodacki | Harlem Gospel Choir | "Love Wins" Benefit | Jimmy Greene | Harlem Gospel Choir | Applied Behavior Analysis Programs Guide | Master's Degree | American Chemical Society | Chemistry Bowl | Men's Basketball | Westport Police Dept. | Ryan Paulson | Board of Regents | Community College Consolidation | Robert Mars | VPAC Costume Dept. | Community Service Fair | Housatonic Habitat for Humanity | Out-of-State Tuition | Fernando Jimenez | Maureen J. Dobbins | Hoffman Architects | Athletic Dept. | Four New Athletic Programs | NCAA | Karen Bonanno | Social Work Dept. | Karen McLean | Director of Multicultural Affairs and Affirmative Action | Bryan Samuel | Jessica Zamek | Prof. Trish Crouse | Coal in CT | Women's Soccer | Autumn Sorice | Parallel Practices Art Exhibit | CSWA Athlete of the Year Award | Autumn Sorice | Danbury PAL Program | Behavioral Health Program Expansion | Mental Health Reform Act | Prof. Frank Dye | Women's Basketball | Top Ten Performances by Young Performers | "The Gondoliers" | "Evita" | VPAC |
"GLAAD Campus Ambassador Program | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | Christel Autuori | Robert Meehan | Ancell School of Business | Community College Consolidation | Mark Ojakian | Karen Bonanno Art Exhibit | Climate Change | National Weather Service | Brian LaMarre | Climate Change - Florida | Brian LaMarre | Behavioral Health Program Expansion | Weather Center | Gary Lessor | Nor'easter Storm | Gary Lessor | Emergency app | Sarah Peronace | Redding Elementary School | Sip & Sketch program | ""Parallel Practices"" Art Exhibit | VPAC Art Gallery | Latino Scholarship Fund | Paul Steinmetz | Prof. Casey Jordan | Mass Shootings | ""Bullets Into Bells: Poets & Citizens Respond to Gun Violence"" | Prof. Brian Clements | Thomas J. Saadi | Dept. of Veterans Affairs | ""Parallel Practices"" Exhibit | VPAC Hosts Performance Competition | ""Beehive: The Sixties Musical"" | Wilton History Room | WCSU's Connecticut Archives Online (CAO) Database | Sherman Playhouse | M.F.A. Artist Lecture Series | Winter Wine Event | Midtown Coffehouse | DACA | U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty | Black History Heritage Month Talk | Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival | Women's Softball | CT's 40 Under 40 | Abigail Miranda | Meteorologist Kevin Arrnone | Organic Farming | Black Heritage Month | Wilmot James | ""Justice, Inclusion and Civility: Why King and Mandela are Still Relevant Today"" | VPAC Art Gallery Exhibit Proposals | Climate Change | Narcan Training | Bridgewater Library Art Exhibit | Amy Wheeler | Sam Guglielmino | K's Cafe in Danbury Library | ""Three Spirits"" Opera | Blizzard of 1978 | Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies | CT Farming "
Institute for Holistic Health Studies (HHS) | Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences (HPX) | February/March Calendar of Events | Alumna Carlene Roche | Jazz Club | Nursing Alumna Chelsea Curran | Women's Swim Team | Five-Day Schedule | Four-Day Schedule Change | Organic Farming in CT | Alumnus John Sette | Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) | Fresh Start Program | Prof. Herbert F. Janick | History Dept. | Wellness Wednesday Workshops | Alumna Abigail Miranda | Alumnus Tristan Wilgan | Tristan's Fishing Guide Service | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Clybourne Park" | Western Connecticut Youth Orchestra | Climate Change | WCSU Planetarium | Black Heritage Month | Afrofuturism | DACA | Dating Violence | Sexual Assault on Campuses | Meteorologist Kevin Arnone | Alumnus Mike Martone | Joe Biden | DACA | WCSU Planetarium | Women's Center of Greater Danbury | Pat Zachman | Social Life for Singles | Nursing Alumna Kerri Ann Brickherhoff | Prof. Brian Clements | "Bullets into Bells: Poets and Citizens Respond to Gun Violence" | Sandy Hook | Marian Anderson | Civil Rights | Black Heritage Month | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Clybourne Park" | Alumna Gina Facchini | Alumna Amy Wheeler | Art Exhibit Bridgewater Library | Brookfield Craft Center | Alumna Shannon Riley | JLA Alumnus Fred Dotson | Alumna Betty Ann Medeiros | Alumna Susan Lessard | Prof. Ted Schwartz | Forensic Science | 36th Annual Northeast Organic Farming Association of Connecticut (NOFA) | State Rep. Michael Ferguson (R-138) | Fixed Tuition Rate | Crime Scene Investigation Workshop | Black Heritage Month | Gun Violence | Prof. Riley Brewster | Prof. Margaret Grimes | Master of Fine Arts Lecture Series | DACA | Marian Anderson | Black Heritage Month | "Black Body Zeitgeist: Image Activism and 'The Woke' in Post-Obama America" |
Women's Center of Greater Danbury | "Clothesline Project" | Domestic violence | Prof. Joshua Rosenthal | Prof. Marcy May | History Dept. | "Black Panther" film review | Football | Coach Chuck Lynch | Alumnus Casey Bock | Gold Key Female Athlete of the Year Award | Autumn Sorice | Women's Soccer | Women's Center of Greater Danbury | President Patricia Zachman | Nursing Alumna Kerri Ann Brinckerhoff | Art Prof. David Boyajian | Installation of Sculpture at State Office Building | "Clothesline Project" | Sexual Assault | HPX Professor Alexandra Hall-Heron | Lifeguard Certification Class | Alumna Dr. Deborah Hardy | Alumna Shannon Riley | "Artists on the Rise" Exhibition | Television show "American Ninja Warrior" | Joe Moravsky | Prof. Chris Kukk | Democratic Gubernatorial Debate | Alumnus Isaac Ohring | Holocaust | Violin Restoration | Artificial Intelligence | Jayson Sementilli | Lifeguard Class | Alumna Teresa Sutton | Meteorologist Kevin Arnone | Macricostas Entrepreneur of the Year Award | Ancell School of Business Marketing Students | Prof. Bob Watson | Housatonic Habitat for Humanity | Alumna Dr. Laura Main | Prof. Marcy Delcourt | Dept. of Education and Educational Psychology | Ed.D. in Instructional Leadership | Westside Observatory and Planetarium | Nursing Alumna Kerri Ann Brinckerhoff | Women's Basketball | Melissa Teel | CT Women's Basketball Hall of Fame | 25th Annual True Colors Conference | LGBTQ | HPX Prof. Lara Ward | Yoga for Veterans Program | Student Veterans Organization | Dept. of Education and Educational Psychology | Three New Master Degree Programs | Alumna Laura Berendsohn | WCSU American Marketing Association Chapter | AMA's International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans | Biology Prof. Hannah Reynolds | Hallucinogenic Mushrooms | Macricostas Entrepreneur of the Year | Women's History Talk | Prof. Linda Lindenauer | CT School of Distinction Award | Allumna Dr. Laura Main | "Sip & Sketch" | Alumnus Chris Menard | Musician Eric Lewis | Bird Atlas Citizen Science Workshop | Prof. Dr. Dora Pinou | Best Darn Jazz Club in Danbury | Opioid Crisis | President Donald Trump | Ryan Yursha | Women and STEM Studies | Film "Wandering Off" | Alumna Brittany Nisco | Prof. Communication and Media Arts Dr. JC Barone | Dept. of Theatre Arts "Company" | CT DCF | Homelessness | Alumna Amanda Richard | Alumna Caitlin Clarkson Pereira | MFA in Creative and Professional Writing | John Bonanni | Wellness Wednesday | Jordan Young | Macricostas Entrepreneur of the Year | Sandy Hook | School Shooting | "Redefining Identity" Art Exhibit | Brookfield Craft Center | Bea Nemzer Social Work Symposium | Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition | Baseball Team | Softball Team | Illustrators Lecture Series | Alumnus Peter Greenleaf | Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) | Alumnus Fred Dotson | Distracted Driving | Softball Coach Heather Stone | Connecticut Northeast Farming Association 36th Annual Winter Conference | Alumna Brittany Nisco | "Wandering off" film production | Prof. J.C. Barone | Volunteers for Free Smoke Alarms | Prof. T. Pinou | Sea Turtles |
Rep. Elizabeth Esty | Alumnus Jacob Greenwood | Baseball Player Conor Bierfeldt | Sexual Assault Event | Women's Center of Greater Danbury | Prof. JC Barone | Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCAFTF) | Kateri Kosekel | Women's Soccer | Autumn Sorice | Rep. Elizabeth Esty | Sexual Assault | Prof. Marcy May | Alumna Sandra Sanchez | Brookfield Craft Center | WCSU Art Exhibition | Prof. Melissa Ralston-Jones | "Redefining Identify" Exhibit | Former Dean Linda Vaden-Goad | WCSU Planetarium | Rep. Elizabeth Esty | Alumnus Jacob Greenwood | Women's Soccer | Nicollette Stocks | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Company" | WCSU Wins 10 KCACTF Awards | Institute for Holistic Health Studies | Health, Fitness and Wellness Fair | DACA Roundtable | Rep. Elizabeth Esty | Linda Vaden-Goad | Paul Steinmetz | "The Entrepreneurial Arc" | Ancell School of Business | Prof. Pauline Assenza | Alumnus John Kane | Western Research Day | Police Officer Jeremiah Johnson | Rayda Krell | Lyme Disease | Prof. Neeta Connolly | Detective Kip Tarrant | NewArts Summer Camp | ERIC@The Garage | Young Entrepreneurs Academy | "Best Darn Jazz Club in Danbury" | Alumnus Jonathan W. Dator | Judicial Vacancies on Superior Court | Alumna Nada K. Sizemore | Earth Day | Housatonic Habitat for Humanity | Alumnus Alex Larsson | Alumnus Jeffrey Swiatowicz | Eagle Scouts | Vincent Moccio | Senior Art Portfolio Exhibition | Lyme Disease | Prof. Neeta Connolly | KCACTF Awards | Art Exhibit "Redefining Identity" | Gold Key Awards Dinner | Western Day of Service | Housatonic Habitat for Humanity | Earth Day | Alumnus Peter Greenleaf | Prof. Wynn Gadkar-Wilcox | Barbershop Singing | Day of Silence | Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) | WCSU Chapter of the Western Marketing Association | American Marketing Association 40th Annual International Collegiate Conference | Western Day of Service | "Images" Concert | Dept. of Theatre Arts | "Peter and the Starcatcher" | American Marketing Association International Collegiate Conference | Western Day of Service | Prof. Melissa Ralston-Jones | "Redefining Identity" Exhibit | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "The Compassionate Achiever" | Earth Day | Students Fall Ill from Virus | "Peter and the Starcatcher" | Bart Busterna | CT Entrepreneur Awards | DACA | Prof. Carina A. Bandhauer | Senior Art Portfolio Exhibit | Fourth Annual Media Arts Film Festival | Danbury Job Market | Alumnus Christopher Ventura | CSCU Consolidation | NEASC) | Media Arts Festival | Nursing Program | Megan Smith | Alumna Laura Berendsohn |
DACA | Jimmy Greene | Ribbon-Cutting | Police Station | Ancell School of Business | AACSB Accreditation | Alumnus Matthew Laskowski | Dean of Students | Walt Cramer | AACSB Accreditation | Softball Team | Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Award Recipients | Alumna Dr. Kristy Zaleta | Ancell School of Business | New Police Station | AACSB Accreditation | ActiveMatch | WCSU Admissions | VPAC Featured Artist Competition | LGBTQ | Alumna Dr. Kristy Zaleta | Prof. Thomas Philbrick | NSF Grant | "Sip & Sketch" Evening | Puerto Rico | Prof. Rick Asselta | Iran | Prof. Christopher Kukk | Western Connecticut Trauma Conference | NSF Grant | Biology Professor Thomas Philbrick | Alumna Melanie Jones | Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Award | Lyme Disease | "The True Story of Cinderella" Operetta | Women's Lacrosse | Caroline Galligan | Prof. Pauline Assenza | Film "Wandering Off" | Alumna Brittany Nisco | Music Professor Eric Lewis | Lyme Disease | Alumna Abigail Lynch | Commencement Address | Alumna Nadine Paine | Alumna Kerri Ann Brinckerhoff | Storm Shelter | "Peter and the Starcatcher" | Class of 2018 Graduation | "Who Wants to be a Mathematician" Fair and Contest | Prof. Pauline Assenza | Alumna Megan Smith | WCSU National Society of Leadership | MFA Thesis Exhibition | Art at Ives: Juried Fine Art & Crafts Show | "Peter and the Starcatcher" | CSU Consolidation | Prof. Christopher Kukk | "Engelbert Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel" Opera | Teaching English Abroad | Art at Ives: Juried Fine Art & Crafts Show | Prof. Daniel W. Barrett | Police Captain Marianne Daly | Alumnus RJ Marra | Alumnus Martin Landgrebe | Art at Ives: Juried Fine Art & Crafts Show | Prof. Christopher Kukk |