Location & Setting Suburban campus situated in West Hartford, a comfortable residential community west of Hartford's downtown. The campus is just minutes from Connecticut's capital city, offering students a mix of campus tranquility and urban accessibility. Located in a safe, well-established neighborhood with easy access to local amenities.

Campus Life Moderate campus size creates opportunities for close community engagement. Residential campus with a blend of traditional dormitories and apartment-style housing. Moderate Greek life presence, with several active fraternity and sorority chapters. Weekend activities include campus events, local cultural opportunities in Hartford, and proximity to regional attractions.

Student Body Predominantly regional student population, with significant representation from Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York. Diverse student mix including international students, with strong representation of first-generation college students. Academic interests span arts, sciences, engineering, and performing arts.

Academics Known for strong programs in engineering, performing arts, and business. Offers over 100 undergraduate degree programs with emphasis on hands-on learning and professional preparation. Smaller class sizes facilitate personalized academic experiences and direct faculty interaction.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletics with competitive programs in multiple sports. Hawks athletic teams participate in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. Emphasis on student-athlete academic achievement and balanced collegiate experience. Strong athletic facilities support varsity and recreational sports participation.

Lifestyle & Weather Typical New England four-season climate with cold winters and mild summers. Campus is somewhat car-dependent, though local public transportation exists. Proximity to Hartford provides additional recreational and cultural opportunities. Nearby outdoor activities include hiking, skiing, and regional parks within driving distance.