When news spread that Keyla Vazquez-Zuniga, a Southern Connecticut State University nursing student, had been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on March 31, fear moved quickly across campus.
Designed to reduce barriers and promote year‑round literacy, the resource emphasizes play‑based skills like talking, reading, singing, and counting.
The University of Connecticut, along with the Hartford Deportation Defense, launched the first session of the new ‘People’s Migrant School’ in Hartford.
Most paraeducators have to work second jobs to afford everyday life
By executive order, the Trump administration has called for an end to “dangerous, demeaning, and immoral” diversity, equity and inclusion
MERIDEN — Every Friday, Lilia Falcon takes her 7-month-old daughter, Olivia, to the Bebés Activos bilingual playgroup at the Meriden Public
As her world swirls with life-changing events, Lola Reyes discovers her deceased father’s box of worry dolls while visiting her
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists held its annual conference this month, where LNN Publisher Hugo Balta and LNN Senior Reporter/Editor Belen Dumont attended as trainers.
Trinity College Senior Antonio Ortega explores inaccessibility and disparities within post-secondary opportunities and support.
Connecticut superintendents are concerned about intensifying learning gaps and their ability to address the needs of their diverse districts as COVID-era relief funding expires.
MERIDEN — Maloney High School has launched a new Spanish morning news broadcast so that Spanish-speaking students and parents can
HARTFORD—The Paso a Paso and new Caribbean Connection programs at Hartford Public Schools have brought in and retained a total
