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April 2013

April 16, 2013

Innovation Takes Center Stage at Recognition Event
April 16, 2013

No Excellence Without Diversity
April 16, 2013

Grant for UConn Health Center Palliative Care
April 16, 2013

UConn’s Student Evaluations of Teaching ‘Go Green’ With New Online Initiative
April 16, 2013

Class of 2013: Ethan Sarnoski, Future Microbiologist
April 16, 2013

UConn Medical Students Issue Walking Challenge
April 15, 2013

Family Studies Professor Elected to National Committee for Psychology
April 15, 2013

Liberal Arts and Sciences Hosts First Alumni College Experience
April 15, 2013

Free Fertility Assessment Event on April 27
April 12, 2013

Husky Logo Q&A
April 12, 2013

Science Fair Winners Tour Health Center’s CCAM
April 11, 2013

A New Husky for a New Era
April 11, 2013

More Than 100 Companies, Business Groups Endorsing Next Generation Connecticut
April 11, 2013

Gr8ness: Bringing Home Another Trophy
April 11, 2013

The Doctor Has Left the Building
April 11, 2013

Class of 2013: Carlos Rodriguez, Future Counselor
April 11, 2013

President Herbst to Hold Office Hours for Students April 15
April 10, 2013

Two to Attend U21 Conference in Dublin
April 10, 2013

Employee Health Service an On-the-job Resource
April 10, 2013

UConn Study of Food Insecurity in Connecticut is New Tool to Combat Hunger
April 10, 2013

Eight Is Great: Huskies Rout Louisville for 8th NCAA Title
April 10, 2013

Health Center and Insurance Department Collaborate to Help Families Access Mental Health Treatment
April 9, 2013

Class of 2013: Joseph Williamson, Future Social Studies Teacher
April 9, 2013

Anthropology Graduate Student Awarded Marie Curie Fellowship
April 9, 2013

Carving Out a Clinical Research Niche in Geriatrics
April 9, 2013

Health Center Accolades – April 2013
April 8, 2013

UConn Hosts High School Science Olympiad
April 8, 2013

Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Potential New Student Recreation Facility
April 5, 2013

Pratt & Whitney Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center Opens at UConn
April 5, 2013

Symposium Highlights Unprecedented Academic Collaborations Created by Digital Media

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