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Forensic crime labs are buckling as new technology increases demand
Across the country, state and local crime labs are drowning in evidence. From rape kits to drug samples to vials of blood, ...
Far beyond Harvard, conservative efforts to reshape higher education are gaining steam
Far beyond Harvard University and its standoff with the Trump administration, Republican officials in several states have ...
CT council member in garbage business pledges $500K of his own money on congressional run
Perry, 35, also gained attention by pledging to spend $500,000 of his own money against Larson, using part of the proceeds ...
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FAS Dean for Administration and Finance Leaves Harvard for Trinity College
Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean for Administration and Finance Scott A. Jordan stepped down from his position at Harvard ...
CT’s job growth has been stagnant. New report says wage equity would help
As CT deals with a stagnating labor force and slow job growth, making wages fairer could help the state’s workers, according ...
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee will comply with Trump’s ban on trans women in women’s sports
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee will enforce President Trump’s ban on transgender women competing in women’s sports ...
Far Beyond Harvard, Conservative Push To Reshape US Higher Education Gains Steam
Ken Beckley never went to Harvard, but he has been wearing a crimson Harvard cap in a show of solidarity. As he sees it, the ...
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SNAP cuts and rising state fees to hit CT families
Connecticut Department of Social Services Commissioner Andrea Barton Reeves said the state will cover 75% of SNAP administrative costs and share benefit expenses, an added $77 million, as federal cuts ...
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A student-led symposium aims to teach Connecticut immigrants their rights
Interns at the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities chose immigration, displacement and justice as this year’s theme given the rise in ICE detainments in the state.