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UHart In The News

The University of Hartford and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni often appear in local and national media. See how we're making an impact!

Filling a Nationwide Need

Edie Ouellet at Governor Lamont press conference

Surrounded by more than a dozen University of Hartford nursing students, Governor Ned Lamont chose the Immersive Simulation Suite in the Hursey Center to announce Connecticut’s participation in compact aimed at alleviating a nationwide nursing shortage.

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An Inspiring Masterclass

An actor who's played George Washington in Hamilton came to the UHart campus to share his skills, experience, and wisdom with students at The Hartt School. News 8 was in the room where it happened.
A Remarkable Recovery

Just weeks before the start of her sophomore year, UHart biochemistry major Jacqueline Tran suffered a medical emergency—but she wasn't about to let that stop her. She shared her remarkable story of recovery with FOX61.
Scholars of Excellence

FOX61 featured UHart's inaugural cohort of Scholars of Excellence, honored at a special breakfast in Auerbach Hall.
Automatic Admissions

The University of Hartford is one of a number of Connecticut higher education institutions participating in the CT Automatic Admissions Program. UHart's Shane Cicciarelli offered his insight to FOX61 on how this program is a win-win for both students and universities.

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Top Talent

Broadway World's article on Hartford Stage’s production of "A Christmas Carol" prominently mentions the Hartt students who will appear in the play this year, thanks to a longstanding partnership with the University.

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Making a Difference for Seniors

Two UHart students take their studies off-campus for a truly immersive experience this year—as students-in-residence at Masonicare in Rocky Hill. FOX61 and WTNH were there for Sam and Ana's move-in day.

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Political Perspective

UHart's Bilal Sekou gave his perspective to ABC News about primary challenges within the Democratic party as a new generation of leaders steps forward.

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A Changed Landscape for International Students

An article in the Hartford Courant surveyed the changed landscape for international students. “Visa appointments are few and far between,” UHart's R.J. McGivney told the paper.

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