A Forever Home For The Rescued | Destiny Baldis
Just as the morning sun rises over the hills at Autumn Ridge horse farm, the sky glows with an orangeContinue Reading
Month: May 2018
Questioning the Trust Fall of Artificial Intelligence | Joseph Stanton
Machine learning is defined as artificial intelligence that provides systems the ability to automatically learn and improve based on pastContinue Reading
Too Young to Know Better | Maria J. Carrasquillo
The scientific community believes the human brain does not reach full maturity until around the age of twenty-five. In theContinue Reading
Russian Influence | Ron White
In the midst of the Cold War, the Soviet Union launched the earth’s first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1 on OctoberContinue Reading
Strong Denim: HARDENCO’s Threads That Last | Daniela Vasquez
When looking for the perfect denim jacket, I found myself with a pretty hefty list of requirements. Yes, there areContinue Reading
Night at the Apollo: Amateur Hour on Campus | Victoria Hernandez
On a Thursday night in April, Central Connecticut State University students gather in the halls of Davidson waiting to getContinue Reading
Peanuts and Cracker Jack | Derek Blais
It’s safe to say that the Yard Goats got off to a bit of a rocky start in Hartford. RightContinue Reading
CCSU’s Local Watering Hole: Elmer’s Place | Sabrina Kosh
My 21st birthday was on a Tuesday night this past September. Kind of a bummer it being a school night,Continue Reading
May I Take Your Order? I Need the Money… | Katie Hayes
I started working at age sixteen. I worked in a tiny diner located on a stream dividing Bristol and Terryville,Continue Reading
Leslie Leeds Poetry Prize – 2018
The Leslie Leeds Poetry Prize is sponsored by the English Department at CCSU. It was created by former English professorContinue Reading