The freshman class received an official welcome to the University on Friday, Aug. 23, during Convocation and the Husky WOW kickoff celebration that followed.












The first weekend of the new semester was filled with activities to welcome new and returning students back to campus.
President Susan Herbst spoke to an attentive audience of students, parents, faculty, and staff at Convocation welcoming the class of 2017. (Ariel Dowski '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)
The freshman class received an official welcome to the University on Friday, Aug. 23, during Convocation and the Husky WOW kickoff celebration that followed.












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