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October 2012

October 16, 2012

Energy Drink Dangers
October 15, 2012

UConn Celebrates Basketball’s ‘First Night’ With Acrobatic Athletics and Pyrotechnics
October 15, 2012

Prestigious Orthopaedic Fellowship for Health Center Hand Surgeon
October 15, 2012

Water Reclamation Facility Nears Completion
October 15, 2012

Medieval Studies Expert Fiona Somerset Joins UConn Faculty
October 12, 2012

UConn Health Center November Programs, Events
October 12, 2012

Annual Lip Sync Contest ‘Raises the Roof ‘ at Gampel
October 12, 2012

UConn Reads Program Announces The Great Gatsby as 2012-13 Book Selection
October 12, 2012

Health Center Employees Enjoy First Fall Festival
October 11, 2012

UConn Hosts 2012 U.S. Senate Debate Between Linda McMahon and Chris Murphy
October 11, 2012

The Mochizuki Theorem? When You’re So Smart Nobody Can Check Your Work
October 11, 2012

Are You Joking?
October 11, 2012

Honors Freshmen Conduct Research Through Holster Scholars First Year Program
October 11, 2012

Longtime Donor Also a Grateful Health Center Patient
October 10, 2012

UConn Receives McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program Grant
October 10, 2012

National Report Released on College Sports and Role of Governing Boards
October 9, 2012

Improved Lifestyle for TV Talk Show Host After Robotic Surgery
October 9, 2012

Health Center in the News – October 2012
October 9, 2012

GE Collaborates with UConn on $7.5 Million Advanced Technology Initiative
October 9, 2012

Homecoming Parade Celebrates 60th Anniversary of the Student Union
October 8, 2012

Sociologist Studies How Residents of Venice, Calif. Cope with Diversity
October 8, 2012

Creativity Meets Civility in Students’ Metanoia Posters
October 5, 2012

CT Breast Health Initiative Re-ups with UConn Health Center to Study Chemo-related Heart Problems
October 5, 2012

Metropolitan Museum of Art Exhibits Work by MFA Graduate
October 5, 2012

SNY Names Former Husky Stars as Women’s Basketball TV Analysts
October 5, 2012

Test of Emergency Communications Set for Tuesday, Oct. 9
October 4, 2012

Former UConn President Philip Austin Honored at Building Naming Ceremony
October 4, 2012

Smart Robotic Drones Advance Science – Video
October 4, 2012

Smart Robotic Drones Advance Science
October 4, 2012

Supporting Work/Life Flexibility

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