Connecticut is known as a nice place to settle down, rather than start out. But do members of the Gen Z labor force agree?
Kat Struhar
Kat is CT Mirror's Manager of Engagement. Originally from Southern Maryland, she first came to Connecticut in pursuit of her undergraduate degree from Wesleyan University. She joined CT Mirror as an audience engagement intern in spring 2024. Since then, Kat has lived in New York City, Phoenix, Arizona and Washington DC, getting a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and working at The Arizona Republic, American Journalism Project and Washington Post. When not behind her laptop, Kat can be found enjoying a matcha latte, crocheting or yapping about reality television.
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CT votó a favor del voto en ausencia sin excusa. ¿Ahora qué?
La aprobación del “voto en ausencia sin excusas” significa que los legisladores de CT ahora pueden aprobar una ley que lo permita.
Posted inGovernment
No-excuse absentee voting was approved by CT voters. What happens next?
Now that CT voters approved a no-excuse absentee voting ballot question, the doors are open for legislators to pass a law allowing it.
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FAFSA se retrasa en 2024. Lo que significa para estudiantes de CT
Esto es lo que necesita saber sobre el proceso FAFSA, que ha sido una fuente de frustración para muchos estudiantes, este año.
Posted inEducation
FAFSA is delayed again this year. Here’s what that means for CT students
After the U.S. government’s rollout of a new financial aid application last year didn’t go well, another new FAFSA is currently in testing.
Posted inCharting Connecticut
1 in 10 CT adults have diabetes; disparities remain
CT’s rate of diabetes is lower than the national average, but disparities persist among people of different races, ages and incomes.