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Gov. Wilbur Cross, center, signs the bill that made Connecticut Agricultural College the Connecticut State College in 1933.

The 1936 Thanksgiving Proclamation of Gov. Wilbur Cross

Wilbur Cross, known on campus for the building that bears his name, was also well known for an eloquent statement he issued as governor in 1936.

Senior philosophy and political science major Emily Boushee '14 (CLAS) has put her education to use in internships at media outlets across Connecticut. (Samantha Ruggiero '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo).

Senior Emily Boushee Turns Double Major into Multiple Media Internships

Her studies in philosophy and political science enable this student to explore the fascinating world of politics.

The UConn wordmark, in white on a navy background.

President Susan Herbst Delivers Sexual Assault Response Statement

President Herbst addresses Board of Trustees at today's meeting.

An honor guard stands at TheUltimate Sacrifice Memorial on the Great Lawn on Monday, Nov. 11. during Veterans Day ceremonies. (Ariel Dowski '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)

UConn Honors Veterans at Ceremony on Great Lawn

UConn honors those who have served their country in Veterans Day ceremonies, observances.

Students are overwhelmed with snow as they exit the Field House.

Storm Season at UConn: What You Need to Know

University officials outline the policy and procedures for early releases, delays, or closing due to inclement weather.

A candle burning.

English Professor Emeritus Roger Wilkenfeld Dies

Wilkenfeld taught in the English department from 1963 until his retirement in 2011.

Molly Land, professor of law and human rights, joined UConn this fall from New York law School. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

International Law and Human Rights Scholar Molly Land Joins UConn faculty

Land was drawn to UConn by the strength of the program in human rights at the Law School and the Human Rights Institute.

Sherman light NEW MUSCO Fixtures

Going Green with Darker Skies

There's been a bit less light in the evening sky behind Field House this fall, thanks to new ecofriendly lamps at the Sherman Complex.

Fall 2013 Edition – UConn Magazine

Features A Class of Their Own – A high school junior, his home destroyed by Hurricane Irene. A 6-year-old in West Africa, daydreaming of one day attending school. This fall, UConn welcomed one of the most exceptional incoming classes of freshmen in University history. Every one of them has a story to tell. Talk of […]

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