UConn Storrs
Summer Concerts and Party Drug a Dangerous Mix
A UConn pharmacy expert discusses the dangerous side effects of an illicit drug known as 'bath salts.'
Adding Value to the Team
Logan Bement '16 uses marketing, data to improve professional baseball for fans, players.
Trustees Adopt FY ’17 Budget
Spending plans for the Storrs and regional campuses and UConn Health are essentially flat compared to last year.
How the Little College in Storrs Became a State University
The establishment of the state's first public university was a matter of hot debate for decades before it became a reality on July 1, 1939.
UConn Extends Union Contracts
Existing contracts with UCPEA and AAUP will continue for up to a year, or until new agreements are reached.
UConn Joins National Smart Manufacturing Initiative
The University will play a leading role in Connecticut as part of a national effort to boost smart manufacturing and extend its benefits to business.
UConn Revokes Bill Cosby’s Honorary Degree
The Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree was conferred upon Cosby in 1996.
UConn Bookstore Opens for Business Under New Management
The UConn Bookstore at Storrs and campus locations around the state opened earlier this month under the management of Barnes & Noble.
Fine Arts Alums Return for Roles in Summer Musical
Two UConn alums star in a 'grownup’s prequel to Peter Pan,' that flips the classic story of how an orphan boy became Peter Pan. Now onstage at CRT.
Badlands and Good Lovin’: The Politics of Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen’s portraits of America have electrified audiences for 40 years. A UConn political scientist asks: What exactly are the The Boss's politics?