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Derek Chauvin Trial: 3 Questions America Needs to Ask About Seeking Racial Justice in a Court of Law
The Chauvin case leads to the question: What is the difference between enforcing the law and being the law?
Chris Thile Returns to Jorgensen Center for Solo Performance on Digital Stage
The Grammy winner will perform for a virtual audience on April 17 at 8 p.m.
Bringing ‘Behavioral Vaccines’ to School: 5 Ways Educators Can Support Student Well-Being
Simple steps that educators and parents can take to help support child well-being throughout the day
Two UConn Students Named Goldwater Scholars
The Goldwater Scholarship was established to identify students of outstanding ability and promise, and encourage them to pursue advanced study and research careers
Scientists Need to Become Better Communicators, But It’s Hard to Measure Whether Training Works
Organizations that train scientists have to do more than just ask participants in a class whether they learned anything
Parents Confused about Healthier Drinks for Kids Not Helped by Labeling of Fruit Drinks, Flavored Water and Unsweetened Juice
Clearer disclosures about added sugars, diet sweeteners and percent juice on product packages are needed to address widespread misperceptions about ingredients in popular children’s drinks
UConn School of Fine Arts Conference Celebrates 50 Years of Joni Mitchell’s ‘Blue’
The conference will feature discussions of her work and performances of her music
Non-Degree Cannabis Courses Open Doors to Growing Industry
New classes make cannabis education more accessible for UConn students and the general public
Benton Exhibition Explores Work of Käthe Kollwitz, Who Used Art as Platform for Activism
This is the first solo exhibition of the artist's work at UConn since 2007
UConn’s Nora Berrah Awarded a Blaise Pascal Chaire d’Excellence to Conduct Research in France
Previous winners of the honor include six Nobel laureates