New Haven Register

The New Haven Register is a daily newspaper based in New Haven, Connecticut, and is part of Hearst Communications. Its main office can be found at 100 Gando Drive in New Haven. Founded around 1812, it holds the distinction of being one of the oldest newspapers still in circulation in the United States.

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Jonathan Wharton (opinion): Connecticut’s public higher ed demands more attention

2 days ago | nhregister.com | Jonathan L. Wharton

Since it’s become an annual ritual for me to focus on Connecticut’s higher education, I admit that I waited until May because the General Assembly offered their budget only a couple of weeks ago, which challenges the budget caps or fiscal guardrails particularly for financing education. As many know, our governors offer their budget at the beginning of the legislative session and lawmakers counter with their own this time of year.
Behind Caleb Shpur's rise from Division III to record-setting hitter for the UConn baseball team

4 days ago | nhregister.com | Roger Cleaveland

STORRS — In more than three decades with the UConn baseball program, coach Jim Penders has seen the Huskies perform a lot of impressive feats, but never before had he seen one of his players accomplish what Caleb Shpur did May 3 at Villanova. UConn’s starting center fielder went 7-for-7 at the plate, including a home run, four runs scored and six RBI as the Huskies scored a program-record 29 runs. Article continues below this ad“It was kind of surreal,” Shpur said.
What former Husky Cam Spencer said about UConn's Dan Hurley: 'The best coach there is'

5 days ago | nhregister.com | Christine Butterfield

UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley's biggest fan may be his former player Cam Spencer. Even though he only spent one year playing for the Huskies, it's clear that Spencer was impacted by Hurley. Article continues below this adSpencer talked about his experience with Hurley on "The Young Man and The Three" podcast as he appeared with brother Pat of the Golden State Warriors. "There's not a college coach that puts more into his team and helping his players, you know, both on and off the court.
Former UConn player Kaili McLaren joins Shea Ralph's Vanderbilt women's basketball coaching staff

5 days ago | nhregister.com | Christine Butterfield

What was once a player-coach relationship now comes a full circle as former UConn women's basketball player Kaili McLaren is joining Shea Ralph's staff for Vanderbilt women's basketball. McLaren was coached by Ralph during her collegiate career at UConn (2007-10). She helped the Huskies achieve two perfect seasons which resulted in back-to-back National Championship (2009-10). Article continues below this adNow she will be assisting Ralph on the sidelines at Vanderbilt.
UConn student known for her 'infectious humor' dies unexpectedly

5 days ago | nhregister.com | Jesse Leavenworth

A University of Connecticut first-year student "known for her infectious humor and kindness" died unexpectedly on Tuesday, according to a message to students and her obituary. She was 18. Leeha Reddy, 18, graduated from Haddam-Killingworth High School and began attending UConn in the fall. She was an Academic Center for Exploratory Students (ACES) major at UConn with an interest in business, according to a message the school sent to students.
'I can keep going': Behind Caroline Ducharme's recovery from head injuries, return to UConn basketball

5 days ago | nhregister.com | Maggie Vanoni

Caroline Ducharme turned to face the hoop as the ball sailed above her. Standing between the UConn women's basketball freshman and the basket, a DePaul forward reached her arm back to prevent Ducharme from getting the ball, smacking her on the bridge of her nose. Hard. Ducharme's head whipped back at the impact as she crumbled to the floor, clutching her face. Article continues below this adHer parents, Todd and Chrissy Ducharme, watching the game on TV, held their breath.
UConn men's basketball team gets commitment from Jacob Ross

6 days ago | nhregister.com | Roger Cleaveland

If there was any question whether or not Jayden Ross and his family were upset with his lack of playing time the past two seasons at UConn, the Huskies appear to have received their answer in the form of a double commitment. First, Ross announced on April 7 that he was returning to UConn for his junior season. As further confirmation of the family’s commitment to the program, Ross’ younger brother, Jacob Ross announced Thursday that he has committed to play at UConn, as well.
UConn quarterback Cole Welliver transfers to New Mexico, joining former CT high school coach

6 days ago | nhregister.com | Will Aldam

After one season with the UConn football team, freshman backup quarterback Cole Welliver has announced that he is transferring to New Mexico. The Texas native made the announcement on his social media accounts on Wednesday. COMMITTED❗️@UNMLOBOS pic.twitter.com/tz6tCumqHQ— Cole Welliver (@ColeWelliver) May 7, 2025 The 6-foot-6, 216-pound quarterback appeared in just one game this past fall, completing two of four passing attempts for 10 yards in UConn's 63-17 victory over Merrimack.
UConn women's basketball great Sue Bird on new role with USA Basketball: 'Retirement was boring'

6 days ago | nhregister.com | Christine Butterfield

Five time Olympic gold medalist Sue Bird has become the first-ever Managing Director of USA Basketball women's national team. "I'm excited. Obviously, as a player, I was able to represent our country, so to do it in this position as well. You know, retirement was boring, so I had to add something else," Bird said on Today. Article continues below this adPrior to this role being created, there was a committee in place to make decisions for the women's national team.
UConn legend Ray Allen tells story of his 'welcome to the NBA' moment with Michael Jordan

6 days ago | nhregister.com | Will Aldam

UConn men's basketball great and Naismith Hall of Fame inductee Ray Allen appeared on "The Dan Patrick Show" on Wednesday, showing off an entire wall lined with 30 Air Jordan basketball sneakers. During the segment, Patrick asked Allen if he has any sneakers signed by Michael Jordan. Allen, who said he plays golf with Jordan regularly, does not have anything signed. "I wouldn't ask him, but I think at some point I should," Allen said.