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October 6, 2026

UConn Storrs

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UConn Student to Continue Legacy of Environmental Stewardship

'An important part of environmental leadership is about expanding your network and stepping out of your comfort zone'

September 17, 2026 | Elaina Hancock - UConn Communications

A photo of a river with a clear water shot of rocks at the bottom

Snapshot From the Field: Studying Ecosystem Evolution in the Fastest Warming Region on Earth

A glimpse at the Summer 2026 EVOME field season

September 14, 2026 | Elaina Hancock - UConn Communications

Research & Discovery

A wall painted blue with the words With Gratitude: Highlights from a Decade of Gifts on it along with a photo and sculptures

The Benton Celebrates 60 Years with Special Exhibition, Silent Auction

'This museum is part of UConn’s history. We help UConn tell its story'

September 14, 2026 | Kimberly Phillips

Mixed plants in a front garden in August. Annuals such as Rudbeckia, Petunia, Cosmos and Lobelia with foliage plants such as Hakonechloa.

Online Home Gardening Course Brings Research-Based Education to Gardeners

The course offers a flexible way to learn from trusted experts

September 8, 2026 | Stacey Stearns, College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources & UConn Extension

Community Impact

A cross section of the carotid body in a mouse. The oxygen sensing cells (green) sit adjacent to the carotid artery, right where it splits before entering the brain.

Breathing Without Brakes

UConn researchers reveal unexpected cause of Rett syndrome symptoms

September 8, 2026 | Kim Krieger - UConn Communications

Research & Discovery

Aids ribon on a white background

UConn Professor Takes on HIV/AIDS Denialists Yet Again

Kalichman talked with UConn Today about AIDS denialism, his recent research, and where we go from here

September 4, 2026 | Kimberly Phillips

Two women sit side by side in front of a crystal award.

UConn Staff Members Receive International Blackboard Catalyst Award

The international honor recognizes Kaitlyn Anderson and Sally Chamberland for advancing assessment and institutional effectiveness at UConn

September 3, 2026 | Alexis Lohrey, Office of the Provost

Two men posing for a photo in front of a Husky statue and a cart of footballs

‘A Drive to be Successful’ – A Conversation with Coach Jason Candle and Provost Pamir Alpay

UConn's new head football coach says the foundation of achievement is built day by day

September 3, 2026 | Jaclyn Severance

Athletics

A display commemorating 9/11 sits outside the UConn Student Union

UConn To Remember 25th Anniversary of September 11 Attacks

A University-wide remembrance ceremony will be held at noon in the Student Union Theatre

September 1, 2026 | Mike Enright '88 (CLAS), University Communications

University News

The Towers Residence Halls and UConn water towers sit under a blue sky

Welcome Back, Huskies

The fall 2026 semester officially starts when classes convene on Monday, Aug. 31

August 28, 2026 | Combined Reports - UConn Communications

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