Author Archive
John Löf, Emeritus Professor of Electrical Engineering, Dies
Löf first gained experience with computers as a graduate student at MIT during WW II and became director of UConn's new Computer Center in the early 1960s.
Wearing UCONN
The Division of Athletics offered a sneak preview of its new uniforms for the 2013-14 season, as part of the new visual identity announced recently.
Expanding Cancer Research at UConn
New faculty member Meg Gerrard, who previously worked at Dartmouth's comprehensive cancer center, hopes to build new cancer research programs at UConn.
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Bernard Magubane Dies
Magubane, a South African who taught at UConn for 27 years, was a prominent anti-apartheid activist in the U.S.
H. Fred Simons, Former Vice President, Dies
A former academic and student affairs vice president, H. Fred Simons is also the namesake for the University's African American Cultural Center.
Innovation Takes Center Stage at Recognition Event
The event put the spotlight on UConn's cutting-edge research and partnerships with industry and state government.
Husky Logo Q&A
A number of questions have emerged about the new Husky dog logo. Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Potential New Student Recreation Facility
The Undergraduate Student Government is holding two town hall meetings for students to ask questions.
Class of 2013: Alyssa Palazzo, Future Writer, Advocate
The editor-in-chief of Long River Review, UConn's literary magazine, Alyssa Palazzo '13 (CLAS), is a talented writer, editor, and advocate for women's issues.
A Look Back: Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Established in 1950s
The UConn chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and most prestigious undergraduate honors organization, was launched in 1956 with 18 members.