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Can Obama’s Jobs Bill Work?
Absolutely, say two UConn economists, but they fear public employee cuts will offset any gains.
9/11 Tragedy Provides Teachable Moments
It isn't always easy, but teachers should incorporate 9/11 into social studies classes, says a UConn education professor.
Bicycle Loan Program, Electric Vehicles, Coming to Storrs
Several new programs focused on reducing greenhouse gases are under way.
Preventing School Bullying Behavior
A UConn expert talks about a behavioral program that is making an impact in schools nationwide.
There’s Something for Everyone at the Surplus Store
The Surplus Store recirculates, recycles, and resells items that departments no longer want.
Studying Conflict Resolution in the Home of ‘The Troubles’
Five UConn undergraduates spent nearly two weeks in Ireland at the Universitas 21 summer school.
Mentor Connection Students Get Crash Course in Archaeology
Three students enrolled in the program barely had time for introductions before the work began.
Business School Program Helping Entrepreneurs Grow Companies
An entrepreneur with boundless energy is enlisting students to help fledgling firms.
Connecticut Highways Among Nation’s Safest
An analysis of federal highway stats indicates the roads in New England are relatively safe.
Malloy, Farrow, Stress Community Service in Commencement Speeches
The speakers urged graduating students to remember their responsibility to the world.