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Badlands and Good Lovin’: The Politics of Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen’s portraits of America have electrified audiences for 40 years. A UConn political scientist asks: What exactly are the The Boss's politics?
Inflatable Art Exhibit Expands on Lightweight Form
An exhibition of inflatable art at the Benton Museum explores the many ways an artist can create movable, air-filled sculpture.
The Brexit Vote: Should Britain Leave the EU?
History professor Christopher Clark discusses Britain's relationship with the EU in light of this week's referendum.
Bob and Julia Diaco Announce Gift for Athletic Facilities
The UConn Football head coach hopes to help build facilities for other sports to match those given by previous donors to the football program.
Test of Emergency Communications Set for June 21
The University will test its emergency notification system, UConnALERT, at all campuses next Tuesday.
Not Just A Day at the Beach
'Beaches were once places where respectable people would never think of going.' A UConn historian traces how beaches evolved into popular summer playgrounds.
Corporate Compliance as Competitive Advantage
UConn researchers have developed a model of compliance that captures the trade-offs between cost and risk.
Steve Emt, Curling His Way to South Korea
An unlikely string of events turned the former UConn basketball walk-on's life around in ways he could never imagine.
Rock On: Homer Babbidge and UConn’s Stone Walls
Geologist Robert Thorson is crazy about stone walls. He spent years trying to find proof that former University president Homer Babbidge shared that love.