Author Archive
UConn Magazine: Popping Off
“Olivia Rodrigo is one of the premier swearers in contemporary popular culture” might not be the type of analysis expected from top poli-sci profs
Building a Model for Endometriosis Research
How The Jackson Laboratory, UConn Health, and the state of Connecticut worked together to create the nation’s first state-mandated endometriosis biorepository.
UConn Magazine: George Springer
In his 13th major league season, UConn’s most successful baseball player is still having fun
UConn to Present Progress, Seek Feedback on its Work to Overhaul Budgeting Process
Faculty and staff are encouraged to attend town halls on Tuesday, Oct. 13, in Konover Auditorium
Information on Changes to UConn’s “Blue Phone” System
While the number of blue light phones will be reduced at UConn, some will be maintained
A Brainstem Signal Reorganizes the Neural Code for Taste
UConn researchers found that brief and sustained activation of an arousal-related brain region had markedly different effects on how the mouse brain encoded taste
A New Way Forward: How Deep Brain Stimulation Is Helping Marie With Dystonia
UConn Health neurosurgeon Dr. Christopher Conner partnered through a joint program with specialists at Connecticut Children’s to bring deep brain stimulation to pediatric patients, helping Marie become the hospital’s first patient to receive the treatment for dystonia.
CT Occupational Disease Report is Accompanied by New Prevention Guide for the Workplace
Labor Day release of annual report prepared by UConn School of Medicine highlights reported occupational illness trends and gives workplace safety and health committees practical tools for prevention
Welcome Back, Huskies
The fall 2026 semester officially starts when classes convene on Monday, Aug. 31
A New Chapter for Families Living With GSDIa: From Pioneering Research to FDA Approval
U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved GENGLYCOS, a one-time gene therapy for adults and pediatric patients ages 8 and older with GSDIa and the first drug approved for this disease.