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In a still from a training video, students discover an unconscious man sitting on the floor.

UConn Fire Dept Launches Video Campaign to Promote Life-Saving Awareness

New videos produced by the UConn Fire Department offer instruction on the use of life-saving kits throughout each UConn campus.

A UConn-connected entrepreneur speaks at a business event in Hartford.

UConn-Backed MedTech Accelerator Advances 10 Startups: ‘These Companies Will Absolutely Change Lives’

An event for new healthcare startups, including two with UConn roots, offers prospects for improved patient care and economic development in the region.

UConn Alert logo.

Test of Emergency Communications Set For Tuesday, Feb. 18

UConn will test its methods of communicating in an emergency on Feb. 18, 2020.

A group of students in front of the Student Union during an antiwar protest on October 15, 1969.

UConn Through the Viewfinder: Howard Goldbaum’s Campus News Photos

A new exhibit at the Benton Museum of Art captures the turbulence of the late 1960s on campus through the eyes of a student photographer.

A graphic that touts UConn's inventions.

Did You Know UConn Invented That?

Research from universities drives innovation throughout the economy, and UConn has been no slouch when it comes to inventions.

A drawing by R. Crumb entitled "Keep On Truckin'"

Keep on Truckin’ with the Art of R. Crumb at Contemporary Art Galleries

A new exhibit at UConn features a vast collection of art and memorabilia related to famed underground 'comix' artist R. Crumb.

Views of campus with foggy weather. (Tom Rettig/UConn Photo)

UConn Recognized As Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars

UConn has six Fulbright scholars and was recognized for the second time in the past four years.

Fluorescence images of mitotic cells with de novo centromeres from Drosophila melanogaster larval brains. The chromosomes are stained with DAPI (DNA, magenta) and CENP-C antibodies (kinetochore protein, green) and are shown within the outlines of fruit flies.

Fake Centromeres Make–and Break–a Chromosome

UConn researchers were able to make fake centromeres that fooled cells into rearranging their chromosomes.

Waterbury police officers gather around a stretcher on a city street after an opioid overdose.

Tackling the Opioid Crisis with a Warmer Touch

UConn is partnering with Waterbury police and health officials on an innovative new program to help people recover from addiction.

John DiBiaggio, right, UConn's 10th president, speaks with a visitor to campus in 1985. (Archives & Special Collections, UConn Library)

In Memoriam: UConn’s 10th President, John DiBiaggio

The University's 10th president also served as Vice President for Health Affairs and Executive Director of the UConn Health Center.