Paying Tribute to Ebenezer D. Bassett | Rachel Cayon
As the sun hit the terra-cotta-colored building, a red hue arose from the brick façade of what used to beContinue Reading
Month: December 2019
Connecting Across Borders: Author Sergio Troncoso | Emma Nelson
On a crisp Sunday in early October, an audience gathered at the Connecticut Literary Festival for the panel “Families LivingContinue Reading
Loot Boxes: The New Frontier of Digital Gam(bl)ing | Kyle Waurishuk
Imagine a world where you invest real money into something that doesn’t exist. Imagine if your real estate agent sentContinue Reading
Angry Letter to Marriott | Mauriah Johnson
Dear Arne Sorenson, As the seven-year reigning President and CEO of the largest publicly traded hotel chain, it is onlyContinue Reading
Preppers Kitchen Delivers Healthy Meals to CT Homes | Paula Torres-Gonzalez
Outside a brick building in Hartford’s Parkview neighborhood on a chilly Sunday morning, the sun has just peeked over theContinue Reading
Dog Stars: How Volunteers Connect Dogs and Owners | Siena Clymer
Walking into the East Hartford PetSmart on a cold November Saturday, a bone-chilling wind whips furiously across the busy parkingContinue Reading
Top Five Ways to De-stress During Finals | Amanda Hansen
It’s the end of another semester, you feel as though you’re drowning in schoolwork, and want to rip out yourContinue Reading
Past Informs Present at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center | Andrew Jacobs
In 1851, a woman took a break from raising six children, including a newborn, to write one of the mostContinue Reading
A Night at the Dirty Circus: House of YES puts on a Show | Giomar Emmanuelli
Four performers wrapped in red satin silk dance as if they were making love to the black chairs in frontContinue Reading
Holiday Movies Across Genres | Anthony Gramuglia
When is it too early to start watching holiday movies? For many movie buffs like myself, after we get ourContinue Reading