School of Business
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.
UConn MBA Program Gains Additional Recognition
CEO Magazine Ranks UConn MBA Program Among the Best Globally
On the Ball: New Student-Led UConn Consulting Group Investigates Ways to Make Basketball Fans Love Games Even More
New Student-Led UConn Consulting Group Investigates Ways to Make Basketball Fans Love Games Even More
Award-winning Professor Dick Kochanek’s Accounting Class Came with a Bonus: Great Advice for Living Life
"If the person next to you in class leans over and whispers, 'I love you,' you have to say: 'Not until after class. I have to focus on Kochanek's lecture now!'" That's one of the many witty remarks that Professor Richard "Dick" Kochanek has used to engage the 250 underclassmen in his "Principles of Financial Accounting" class. Kochanek, who retired at the end of fall semester, is one of the most beloved and highly regarded professors at UConn.