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Jorgensen Center Debuts Digital Stage with ‘Midsummer Music’ Series
UConn's Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts launches a live, digital concert series starting July 14, 2020.
UConn Magazine: The New Reparations Math
Professor of public policy Thomas Craemer realized that the typical calculations concerning slavery reparations in this country simply did not add up. So he did some new math.
UConn Avery Point Magazine Honored
Wrack Lines, a magazine published by Connecticut Sea Grant at UConn Avery Point, has won a prestigious award.
Meet the Researcher: Raman Bahal, School of Pharmacy
Raman Bahal explores research that he hopes to move "from bench to bedside," furthering treatments for patients in clinical settings.
UConn Library, School of Engineering to Expand Handwritten Text Recognition
The UConn Library and the School of Engineering are working to unlock handwritten works from history for contemporary scholars.
A Message Addressing New Restrictions on International Students
UConn is working swiftly with other University partners to study these new restrictions and develop guidance and strategies to do all we can to allow our international students to continue their studies as smoothly as possible.
Neither Natural Nor Safe: Compounded Bioidentical Hormones Need Better Evidence
A category of hormone treatments often promoted as safe and "natural" need far more study and research to evaluate those claims, according to a UConn expert.
Letter From President Katsouleas to UConn Faculty and Staff Regarding the Budget
President Thomas Katsouleas writes with an update on the difficult budget situation facing the University.
UConn Reducing Fees for Undergrads Learning Exclusively Online in Fall
Full-time UConn undergraduates based at the Storrs campus will save more than $700 in discounted mandatory student fees if they choose to take all of their fall courses fully online and do not live in University housing.
$750,000 Mellon Foundation Grant to Expand NE Humanities Consortium Faculty of Color Working Group
UConn's Humanities Institute has won a $750,000 grant to expand a working group for faculty members of color in the 12-member New England Humanities Consortium.