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Ofer Harel Named Dean of UConn’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Harel will lead the University’s largest college, serving 10,000 undergraduates,1,700 graduate students, and 950 faculty and staff over all five UConn campuses
Geoscientist Among First Projects Approved by National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot
Lijing Wang, who joins UConn in August, will develop AI models for mountain water flow that aid in climate change predictions
An Alternate View of The American Corporation: Economist Reassesses Twentieth-Century Business
Economist Richard Langlois presents a sweeping new take on so-called managerialism in his acclaimed book
‘Miracles Exist Everywhere’ — More Than 2,700 Celebrate Graduation from CLAS
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences students and their families gathered in Gampel Pavilion to commemorate what was, for most of the students, their first in-person graduation
Magnets, Optics, and Space: Second Graders Visit CLAS Physics Studios
Students from Mansfield Elementary had four hours of fun learning in the same state-of-the-art classrooms as physics undergraduates
Meet New Head of Chemistry, Mark Peczuh
The seasoned chemist discusses the study of ‘stuff,’ raves about his department’s faculty, and pits AI against Taylor Swift
UConn Experts Discuss Climate Change’s Impact on Connecticut
As part of the UConn Foundation’s Impact Series, four researchers, including two from CLAS, discussed their research on climate change in Connecticut — and what the state can do about its impacts
New Book From CLAS Professor Explores Being ‘Black in the Ivory’ (Tower)
The collection of more than 60 essays edited by Shardé M. Davis, associate professor of communication, reflects on her #BlackintheIvory hashtag and movement to expose anti-Black racism in academia
Meet New Head of Economics, Richard Langlois
The economic historian and UConn baseball fan talks about his new role leading the department, which he began in January
Meet New Head of Physics, George Gibson
'As science and physics have changed, we’ve changed and adapted'