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New Scholars in Aging Program Prepares Social Work Students to Serve Growing Older Adult Population
The program fills a critical need for Connecticut, which has the 6th highest population of adults 65 and older in the nation
Genocide and Remembrance Are Topics at UConn Yom HaShoah Event
The April 18 event will bring together the testimony of a Holocaust survivor with the insights of scholars
Lavender Graduation Marks Students’ Accomplishments, Perseverance
'It’s like we’re being planted and over the years we’ve grown'
Graduating Senior Prioritizes Fight Against Food Insecurity in USG Advocacy Position
'In college, there’s this culture of "eat ramen and get through it, eat cheap food, and that’s part of college." It really isn’t'
Digging into the Archives
Any thoughts of archives as dull places full of old paperwork are banished upon contact with the UConn Library’s Department of Archives & Special Collections
CLAS Connections: Lisa Eaton and Ryan Watson
Five heartfelt minutes with Professor Lisa Eaton and Associate Professor Ryan Watson of the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences
Class Tree Project Expanding as UConn Again Earns ‘Tree Campus USA’ Honor
The annual event, in which students plant a tree for that year’s graduating class, is being expanded to include trees for UConn’s junior, sophomore, and first-year classes
‘We Did That, Didn’t We?’
UConn men's basketball team gets heroes' welcome from Connecticut fans
UConn Men Win Championship
A dominant NCAA tournament performance ends with the men's basketball team bringing championship gold back to Storrs
Urban Forestry and Arboriculture Program Prepares Students to Serve Industry Needs
Students gain real-world experience and technical training to support Connecticut's forests and communities