School of Business
Boosting Business in the ‘Quiet Corner’
UConn is launching a new partnership to provide R&D support to companies in the eastern part of the state.
Student Entrepreneurs Embark on ‘Innovation Quest’
'Entrepreneurship, innovation, and creativity are alive and well at UConn,' says program director Rich Dino.
“Where You Go in Life is Up To You”
After graduating with an English degree from UConn, magna cum laude, in 1976, Nayden continued his studies at the university and earned his MBA in finance in 1977. He spent almost 27 years at GE Capital Corp., ultimately becoming Chairman of the Board and CEO, where he was responsible for 20 separate businesses, $555 billion in assets, and 90,000 employees in 35 countries.
Student-Athlete Strong: Ryan Radue
To baseball pitcher Ryan Radue, whose team supported him through cancer treatment, being a Husky means being part of a tight-knit family.
Ready to Lead
Six UConn School of Business student leaders from the Honors in Business Association, UConn Consulting Group, and Undergraduate Business Association sought to learn effective crisis leadership at the 17th Annual Undergraduate Business School Leadership Conference (UBSLC) in February.
What’s at Stake for Apple in iPhone Legal Case
A UConn cybersecurity expert explains why Apple is resisting the court order to crack open a mass shooter's iPhone.
Broken Pipes But No Broken Spirit for Yoga Studio Owner Natasha Roggi ’05
The first five times that broken pipes damaged her thriving downtown Hartford yoga studio, UConn alumna Natasha (Grove) Roggi '05, mopped, scrubbed, repaired--and soldiered on. But the sixth time was devastating. The water damage was so extensive that the studio was a total loss, the building uninhabitable.
Decreasing Infant Mortality
UConn Business Professor, Colleagues Discover That Turkey's Take-Charge Healthcare Initiative Saves Lives
Student-Athlete Strong: Morgan Tuck
For women's basketball forward and business student Morgan Tuck, being a Husky means being great in basketball, life, and school.
Best for Vets
The UConn School of Business is among the "Best for Veterans—Business Schools 2016," according to a report released Feb. 8 by Military Times.