Eastern Connecticut State University

From May 15-30, Eastern Connecticut State University spent two weeks in Poland and Hungary on a global field course called "The Nazi Aftermath in Central Europe: History, the Media and the Holocaust."

On December 7, Eastern Connecticut State University students displayed their musical talents in a percussion ensemble at Shafer Auditorium.

New students at Eastern Connecticut State University have been accepted and enrolled into the University's selective Honors Program.

From May 17-28, Eastern Connecticut State University took a global field course in Zurich, Switzerland and London, England to learn about the cities' business practices, marketing approaches and cultural history.

This past March, 14 students from Eastern Connecticut State University spent their spring break in Israel, Jordan and the West Bank for a study abroad experience with the History Department. From March 14-22, the students, accompanied by History Professors Caitlin Carenen and David Frye, visited a number of historical sites.

From June 29-July 27, 11 theatre students from Eastern Connecticut State University spent four weeks in London at an intensive program about British theatre. The program provided students a month-long theatre tour that included seminars, workshops, talks, tours and attendance at a number of performances and museums in London and neighboring areas.

In May 2014, 16 Easterm environmental earth science (EES) students took a 12-day field excursion throughout Arizona. The excursion, a three-credit summer course, brought the students to a number of national parks and geological wonders for an up-close look at the region's geology, geomorphology, natural resources, environmental science and Native American heritage.

Hundreds of members of the Willimantic community visited Eastern Connecticut State University on Nov. 26 for the eighth annual Day of Giving. Despite the day's inclement weather, Eastern's Hurley Hall bustled as usual, serving up hot Thanksgiving meals to community members who otherwise may not have had one. Several Eastern students volunteered to make the large event possible, assisting the staff of Chartwells, Eastern's food services contractor.

This past May, 14 students from Eastern Connecticut State University visited Costa Rica for 12 days to study tropical biology. The trip focused on the basic aspects of tropical rainforest ecology and the natural history of tropical organisms.

Eastern student Lily Egan was recently appointed by Governor Dannel Malloy to serve on the Connecticut Commission on Community Service.

Eastern's men's basketball team had a 70-60 victory over York (NY) University in the championship game of the University of Rochester/Holiday Inn Airport Thanksgiving Invitational at the Louis Alexander Palestra on the UR campus.

Eastern student Tarchee Brown '18 named Little East Conference Rookie-of-the-Week in men's basketball for the second time in three weeks.

Eastern student Ariel Smith '18 is named Little East Conference Rookie Runner-of-the-Year. This is the women's program's first major award-winner since the first year of the program in 2007.

Eastern student Lee Cattanach '15 named Little East Conference Runner-of-the-Year. This is the men's program's first major recipient in the eight-year history of the program.

Eastern Student Jill Ritrosky '16 named New England Women's Basketball Association (NEWBA) Division III Player-of-the-Week in the first report of the year.

Eastern Student Shannen Barnard '15 named Little East Conference Swimmer-of-the-Week in the first report of the year.

Eastern student Adrianna Mihalek '17 named Little East Conference First-Team All-Conference for the second year in a row in women's volleyball.

Eastern student Laura Chicorka '16 is named Little East Conference Third-Team All-Conference for women's field hockey.

Eastern student Alexandra Kallgren '18 is named Little East Conference Second-Team All-Conference in women's field hockey.

Eastern student Maggie Bodington '18 named Little East Conference First-Team All-Conference for women's soccer.

Eastern student McKenzie Reimondo is named Little East Conference Second-Team All-conference for women's soccer.

Eastern student Emily Becher '18 named Little East Conference Rookie-of-the-Year and First-Team All-Conference for women's soccer.

Eastern student Cooper D'Ambrosio '16 named LEC Defensive Player-of-the-Year and First-Team All-conference for men's soccer.

Eastern student Greg Walton '17 named Little East Conference First-Team for his second year in a row for men's soccer.

Eastern student Adam Traxler '18 is named Little East Confernece Second-Team All-Conference for men's soccer.

Eastern Connecticut State University's men's basketball has a young, talented team opening the season November 15 at 5.

Eastern Connecticut State University's women's basketball team opens Saturday November 15, 2014.

Eastern student Whitney Mantel '15 named Little East Conference Defensive Player-of-the-Week in women's soccer for the first time this year.

Eastern Student Gabriela Meza '17 named Little East Conference Offensive Player-of-the-Week in women's field hockey for the first time this year.

Eastern student Emily Becher '18 named Little East Conference Rookie-of-the-Week in women's soccer for the fifth time this year.