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UConn Student Entrepreneur Asks: Shouldn’t the Fish We Eat Be Fed Healthier Food?
A UConn student has started a business aimed at changing the way fish are fed.
Professors: Pandemic Creates ‘Watershed Moment’ for Telecommuting
UConn School of Business experts offer insight and advice on telecommuting as remote work experiences a pandemic-caused upsurge.
Q&A: Detecting and Preventing Corporate Tax Loopholes
UConn's Frank Murphy wants to help governments make better tax policies.
Q&A: Keeping an Eye on the Gatekeepers of Retirement Funds
UConn School of Business professor Jose Vicente Martinez wants to understand how people save for retirement - and how it can be done better.
Professor Champions Businesses as Emerging Tech Disrupts Status Quo
As technology evolves (almost daily!), Professor Shu He of OPIM's goal is to help companies and other researchers understand the changes. We talked to her about what interests her the most in this ever-changing landscape.
Q&A: UConn Researcher Explains How Toxic Bosses Damage the Workplace
Bad bosses can make an entire workplace suffer, says School of Business researcher Kyoungjo "Jo" Oh.
Alumna Kathy Luria ’91: Leading Philanthropy for Webster Bank
Kathy Luria '91 (BUS) of Webster Bank talks about corporate philanthropy and realizing your personal potential, no matter the circumstances.
UConn-Backed MedTech Accelerator Advances 10 Startups: ‘These Companies Will Absolutely Change Lives’
An event for new healthcare startups, including two with UConn roots, offers prospects for improved patient care and economic development in the region.
Alum Embarks on Search For True Happiness, and Finds It All Across the USA
UConn alumna Michelle Wax set out to discover the secret of happiness - and found it.
Alum Embarks on Search For True Happiness—Finds It All Across the USA
Alumna Michelle Wax '12 (BUS) is a successful entrepreneur, but something seemed to be amiss. She embarked on a search for happiness, visiting all 50 states. Read about what she found, and how she brings this knowledge to others through the "American Happiness Project."