Author Archive
UConn Reads: ‘My Persepolis,’ Marji’s Bluebird
Brandon Murray discusses how reading Persepolis brought to mind for him the motif from a poem by Charles Bukowski.
A Voyage of Learning
A tall ship was the classroom for students in Professor Helen Rozwadowski's maritime studies class recently.
UConn Reads: Putting ‘Persepolis’ in Context
The chair of the UConn Reads Committee places this year's book selection in the context of the author's oeuvre.
Homecoming a Parade of Husky Spirit
Not even the rain on this year's Homecoming parade could dampen the Husky spirit.
Latina Icon Donates Papers to UConn Archives
The University Archives will house the personal papers of writer, performance artist, and activist Magdalena Gómez.
Termite Trouble? Blame it on the Microbes
Molecular and cell biologist Kenneth Noll explains why termites would not be a threat to your home without the help of microbes.
Celebrating the Freedom to Read
A Wally Lamb novel and the 2013 UConn Reads selection were among the once-banned books read aloud at the Co-op Sept. 23-27.
Genomics: Why Individualized Medicine Matters
Together, the UConn Health Center and The Jackson Laboratory will transform medicine by improving care, lowering costs, and increasing life span.
Interferon Researcher Philip Marcus Dies
Marcus made many seminal discoveries in the field of viral infections and the role of interferon in those infections.
UConn Reads: Our Book, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
The chair of UConn Reads says there will be multiple ways for the UConn community to connect with the book.