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Connecticut Proposal Would Limit Public Access to College Course Materials
A bill moving through the Connecticut General Assembly would change how the public accesses course materials at taxpayer-funded colleges, raising questions about transparency in higher education. House Bill 5550 would remove course syllabi from the…
‘No Substantive Givebacks’: UConn Faculty Contract…
The University of Connecticut chapter of the American Association of University Professors…
Connecticut’s Deepfake Bill Tackles a Real Problem, the…
Connecticut lawmakers are trying to address a real and growing problem. Advances in artificial…
A Child Welfare Blind Spot: Proposed CT Bill Raises…
A bill advanced by the Judiciary Committee is drawing concern from an unexpected source — the…
Homeschool Advocates Seek Answers After Committee Vote…
At least four Connecticut legislators changed their votes on a homeschool regulation bill on March…
Striking Worker Bill: Lawmaker Acknowledges Government Role in Labor Disputes
“I have picked a side, and I picked that side a long time ago, and it’s with working families and with the workers of Connecticut, and I’m proud of that.” Sen. Julie Kushner (D-Danbury) made that statement during a March 19 meeting of the Labor and…
Green Dreams, $11 Billion Reality: Connecticut Energy…
Connecticut lawmakers are advancing a sweeping renewable energy bill that could commit ratepayers to…
Green Dreams, $11 Billion Reality: Connecticut Energy…
Connecticut lawmakers are advancing a sweeping renewable energy bill that could commit ratepayers to…
Back to the Dark Ages? Unions Push Bills to Slow…
For centuries, the period known as the Dark Ages was defined by stagnation — a time when innovation…
Election-Year Labor Bill Rewrites Rules for Employers,…
The General Assembly’s Labor and Public Employees Committee has unveiled a 68-page omnibus proposal…
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