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‘Greek Sing’ Celebrates Artistic Talent
Photos from Greek Sing on April 5, an evening of short performances showcasing the talent and creativity of fraternity men and sorority women.
Intuition, Measuring, Math Underlie Artist’s Work
Minimalist Jong Oh tailors his installations to the exhibition space. His work is on display at the Contemporary Art Galleries.
Fooled by Snow in April
A cloak of snow put spring temporarily on hold this week, but made for some beautiful views of the Storrs campus.
UConn to Welcome Students in Two New Learning Communities
A residential community for transfer students and another for African-American student researchers and scholars will open in the fall.
‘Stewie’ Sums it Up
Breanna Stewart said it all when she addressed fans during a pep rally after the Huskies' triumphant return to campus after winning the national championship.
Four in a Row: Huskies Make History
A championship rally for the team will be held today in Gampel Pavilion at approximately 5:15 p.m. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m.
Women’s Basketball Success a Team Effort Off-Court, Too
The team has been celebrated for both its athletic and academic prowess everywhere from national media accounts to the nation's White House.
$5.75 Million Grant to Focus on Improving Public Discourse
Examining the role of humility in public discourse could promote more constructive discussion about divisive issues in politics, says UConn's Michael P. Lynch.
Pain in the Gut
Genetic variants may help explain why, given the same circumstances, one person can feel so much pain while another does not, says School of Nursing researcher Erin Young.
Protesting Inequalities in the Art World
'There still is a glass ceiling for women and artists of color,' says Frida Kahlo of the advocacy group Guerrilla Girls, whose work is on display at the Benton Museum.