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Vast Majority of UConn’s Small Majors to Remain In Place Under Review’s Proposed Outcome
The vast majority of small academic programs under review by UConn administrators are expected to remain in place when the Provost’s Office presents its recommendations next week to the UConn Board of Trustees
Rudd Center’s Marlene Schwartz Featured on Panel about Food Insecurity in Connecticut
Speakers at the Hartford event discussed strategies to help families across the state facing food and nutrition insecurity.
UConn Firsts: First Student Newspaper
Initially published in broadsheet format on a monthly basis, the Storrs Agricultural College Lookout debuted on on May 11, 1896
“Don’t Mess With Mansfield” Event Helps Clean Up Town
A total of 116 bags of trash were collected in this event, which was coordinated from the UConn side by the Office of Sustainability
MolQ Days Draw High School Students From Around CT To Learn About Quantum Chemistry
Students visited UConn Storrs for two days to explore key concepts governing the fabric of the universe
Prominent German Company Executives Come to UConn to Recruit New Business, Engineering Talent
‘Having exposure to German companies and German life absolutely would set someone apart as a job candidate’
UConn Cuts Storrs Water Demand in Half With High-Tech Facility, Conservation Efforts
The drop in water use has happened despite a 22% increase in the population being served
Investigate, Expose, and Change – Jo Becker on Advocating for Children’s Rights
Human rights advocate shares insights with UConn audience
In ‘Plein’ Sight: Jorgensen Exhibition Focuses on Horsebarn Hill
This style of painting allows an artist to repeatedly paint the same landscape or subject, and each painting will show a different scene
Benton Museum Exhibition Features Work of Famed Photographer of Artists and Musicians
Hartford native has photographed everyone from Elton John to Dua Lipa in trademark, hyper-clear style