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July 2013

July 17, 2013

New Vice President for Student Affairs Named
July 16, 2013

Faster, Better, Safer Jet Engines
July 15, 2013

Health Center Hosts 16th Cancer Survivor Day
July 15, 2013

Summer Classes More Popular Than Ever
July 15, 2013

UConn Investigates Allegations Involving Faculty Member
July 12, 2013

Using Data to Improve the Health – and Lives – of State Residents
July 12, 2013

‘NCIS: LA’ Star Leads ‘The Music Man’ in Nutmeg Summer Series
July 12, 2013

Urban Health Scholars Provide Community Care
July 11, 2013

Capstone Projects Excite High School Students
July 11, 2013

War Crimes in Chechnya are Subject of Human Rights Memory Project
July 11, 2013

UConn Reads Nomination ‘Sneak Peek’: Our Beloved Books
July 10, 2013

New Co-Director Named at Center for Quantitative Medicine
July 10, 2013

Recent Graduate to Present Senior Design Project to NASA Engineers
July 10, 2013

Student Entrepreneurs to be Profiled in Tolland
July 10, 2013

Science Radio Show Enlightens Listeners
July 10, 2013

VIDEO: Engineering Ambassadors Show and Tell
July 10, 2013

Dr. William Mustain Receives DOE Early Career Research Program Award
July 10, 2013

VIDEO: Understanding the Transportation/Human Interface
July 10, 2013

VIDEO: Engineering Scholarships – Unlocking Opportunities
July 10, 2013

UConn, DEEP Officials Celebrate Opening of Water Reclamation Facility
July 10, 2013

One Final Patient Request ‘Hit a Triple 7’
July 10, 2013

Golf Tourney Supports Cancer Research
July 9, 2013

Herbst Book, ‘Rude Democracy,’ Receives Top Honors from American Political Science Association
July 8, 2013

Peering into the Protein Pathways of a Cell
July 5, 2013

Working with Flowers: How To Create a Wedding Bouquet
July 3, 2013

Coast to Coast Ride Takes UConn Cyclists to Rockies
July 3, 2013

Celebrating a Threatened Bird
July 2, 2013

Longtime Nurse Anesthetist Says Goodbye to UConn
July 2, 2013

Same-Sex Marriage: Critiques, Trends, and Victories
July 2, 2013

Suddenly it Happened: Answering the Call for Climate Leadership

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