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Mercury Remains a Persistent Poison in Connecticut’s Still River

Researchers have discovered the effects of 19th century industry lingering on in Connecticut's Still River.

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Summer Undergraduate Researcher Hanna Englander ’21 (CLAS)

A rising senior is spending her summer investigating how bacterial persisters survive lethal antibiotic treatments and contribute to infection relapse.

University seals were installed over the entrances to the north and south reading rooms at the Wilbur Cross Building. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

UConn COVID-19 Testing Strategy for Fall 2020

Details about the University's fall 2020 plans for COVID-19 testing for students, faculty, and staff.

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UConn Magazine: Staying Well

Staying well means staying on the move — even when you’re stuck at home, says exercise guru Emily Abbate ’10 (CLAS).

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Exploring the Effects of Social Isolation on Couples During a Pandemic

A UConn researcher is part of an effort to study how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way couples communicate and stay healthy.

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Review of Microfinance Studies Finds Many Flaws, No Conclusions

A study of peer-reviewed research on microfinance finds flawed work, but no solid conclusions about the practice itself.

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UConn Magazine: Summer Smoothies

Smoothies are the perfect summer treat and UConn Dining Services has some great recipes to try.

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Summer Undergraduate Researcher Malachi Bridges ’21 (CLAS)

Malachi Bridges '21 (CLAS) is spending the summer researching racial disparities in rates of home ownership.

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Meet the Researcher Beth Russell, Human Development and Family Sciences

For researcher Beth Russell, her work is not only fascinating, it has potentially far-reaching impacts on people's daily lives.

Albert Gurdon Gulley Hall. (Ariel Dowski/UConn Photo)

A Letter From the Provost Regarding the Federal Order on International Students

Provost Carl Lejuez writes to the UConn community with an update on a federal policy that would have affected international students.