Education

A University at Albany junior is hosting the first of several meetings to address unemployment and underemployment issues facing recent college...

State Sen. Toni Boucher, R-Wilton, says Hartford should resist mandates.

The Greenburgh-based biotechnology company announces the winners of its second annual Regeneron Prize for Creative Innovation.

The Sisters of the Divine Compassion have retained CBRE to market the 16-acre Good Counsel campus on North Broadway in White...

EF Academy will use the Thornwood center as a satellite campus of its international boarding school in Tarrytown.

STAR Inc. receives $10,000 from the Young Women's League of New Canaan to help support and serve people with learning disabilities.

A lawsuit from a local civic group has pushed the Major League Soccer expansion club to seek another practice field for...

The McGivney Community Center receives a new art room after a nine-month project.

The Purchase Environmental Protective Association has filed a suit in state Supreme Court to prevent New York City FC from building...

A Columbia University Ph.D. is hired to continue the museum’s mission.

Bridgeport CVS store manager Matarr Sajaw was cited for his efforts, including hiring seven clients from the nonprofit rehabilitation organization.

The Stamford Innovation Center on Atlantic Street offers an opportunity to learn to build basic computer applications.

Manhattanville College will announce the details of The Rodney Dangerfield Institute for the Study of Comedy during its commencement ceremony Saturday.

Karl Rábago, an attorney and former utilities executive and federal energy official, takes over as executive director of the Pace Energy...

The Connecticut Insurance Department helped recover about $1.6 million within the first quarter this year for policyholders who accessed its free...