Author Archive
Archiving UConn’s 2020 Pandemic Experience in Real Time for History
University Archives and Special Collections has launched an initiative to capture UConn Nation's reflections on the COVID-19 pandemic as it happens.
UConn Historian: South Vietnam Archives Provide New Insights into War
UConn historian Nu-Anh Tran reexamines the Vietnam War through the lens of elite politics in what was formerly known as South Vietnam.
As Families Struggle During Pandemic, Children At High Risk for Neglect
The coronavirus pandemic has created conditions that could put children at severe risk of neglect, researchers say.
Adjusting to Pandemic Reality, 2020 MFA Thesis Exhibition at Benton Museum Moves Online
Undaunted by the restrictions caused by the pandemic, UConn's 2020 MFA exhibition is now online.
Help For Owners of Small Businesses During Pandemic
The Connecticut Small Business Development Center is helping owners and entrepreneurs throughout Connecticut navigate the pandemic economy.
Study of COVID-19 Risk Communication Finds ‘Optimistic Bias’ Slows Preventive Behavior
A study has found that "optimistic bias" can hinder individuals' efforts to take precautions in the face of health threats like the coronavirus pandemic.
Humanities Institute Fellow Examines Archive of School Shootings Fiction
Humanities Institute Fellow Hayley Stefan has created an online resource to examine fictional accounts of school shootings.
Janet Pritchard Considers the Lay of the Land with her Photography
UConn's Janet Pritchard talks about her approach to landscape photography as a blending of past and present.
Ballard Moves Puppet Workshops Online for Family Fun at Home
Undaunted by coronavirus closures, the Ballard Institute Museum of Puppetry is taking its popular puppet-making workshops online.
Geno’s Huskies Leave American Conference in Perfect Fashion
The UConn women's basketball team won its final American Athletic Conference tournament this week, capping seven years in the conference without a single loss.