CDC officials warned states that have begun to open up, like Connecticut, may need to reinstate restrictions.
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UConn tuition will go up 23.3 % by 2024 under new five-year plan
UConn’s in-state students will pay an extra $608 next year in tuition under a plan approved unanimously Wednesday by the university’s board of trustees.
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UConn trustees endorse budget, plan to close deficits
The UConn Board of Trustees on Wednesday unanimously approved a $1.33 billion budget for the university’s Storrs and satellite campuses for next year.
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Kruger exits UConn Board of Trustees, Lamont in no rush to replace him
Thomas Kruger’s last meeting was Wednesday. He resigned after Gov. Ned Lamont said he was changing the leadership of the board.
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Lamont denies ouster of UConn trustee is political payback
The governor won’t reappoint long-serving trustee Denis J. Nayden, who backed Lamont’s Republican opponent Bob Stefanowski last fall.
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UConn Trustees appoint UVA Provost Thomas C. Katsouleas as new president
With a unanimous vote Tuesday morning, the UConn trustees appointed Thomas C. Katsouleas as the institution’s 16th president.
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UConn Trustees expected to vote on new president Tuesday
UConn Board of Trustees remains silent about choice of Thomas Katsouleas as the school’s next president.
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Greenwich attorney is new UConn Board of Trustees chair
The governor Friday named Thomas E. Kruger as the next chair of the University of Connecticut’s governing board.
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UConn faculty not to blame for tuition hikes
The University of Connecticut administration attribute the need for another tuition increase to labor contracts with university faculty. This is not the case. We agree with the administration that declines in state appropriations are a primary cause of the UConn budget shortfall, but there is little evidence to support the claim that faculty salaries and benefits alone are driving up expenses.