Richard Veilleux


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The Path to Employment

In a tough economy, Career Services provides innovative ways to tap the job market.

EcoMadness Brings Out the Best in Students

UConn students again stepped up during the annual contest, reducing their water and energy use.

Changing with the ‘Times’

Although the New York Times’ news hole has decreased, the number of faculty cited has been stable.

Calling for Donors to the State Employee Charitable Campaign

This year's campaign, which begins this week, aims to increase the number of donors.

On the Fast Track to Teaching Math and Science

A new program is helping graduates qualify to teach math and science in high-needs schools.

Suicide Prevention Becomes Year-Round Effort

The University's efforts to prevent student suicides are being extended year-round and campus-wide.

Real Estate Center Tops Journal Rankings

Faculty in UConn's Real Estate Center have published more articles than at any other similar center.

Hillel Reopens After Major Renovation

UConn’s Jewish students return to Storrs to find a beautifully renovated Hillel House.

Laptop Theft Leads to Potential Data Breach

Officials say there's no indication the laptop was stolen for the purpose of identity theft.

Campus Construction

Campus construction is under control. All roads will be open in time for the start of classes.