School of Business
Women in the Boardroom: Why the Invitation List is Still Closed
Management professor Lucy Gilson discusses why so few corporate board positions are filled by women, and what effects this has on companies.
A Pharmacist Explains Why Drugs Cost So Much
UConn's Lisa Holle explains how prescription drug prices are set and discusses some of the efforts to rein them in.
UConn Students Gain Valuable Experience as Interns
The internship is becoming a must-have for employers hiring college graduates. UConn helps students take part in a wide variety of internships.
UConn Foundation Raises $78 Million in FY 2015
Giving was up in various categories, including those giving more than $25,000, which jumped 23 percent.
Back from the Brink? The Greek Debt Crisis and the Eurozone
As Greek and European leaders agree to negotiate, a UConn economist discusses how the Greek economy got to this point and what an exit from the eurozone could mean.
Longtime Accounting Professor Supports Opera at UConn
Students participating in the opera program will benefit from the philanthropy of a retired faculty member.
A New Use for Old Carpet
UConn researchers in engineering and business are collaborating to create particle board from waste carpet and bring it to market.
The Colt Bankruptcy – Demise of a Connecticut Icon
Last week, the historic gun manufacturer filed for Chapter 11. A UConn economist and historian discuss what that means for the state.
UConn Graduates First Majors in Chinese
The Class of 2015 includes the first UConn students to graduate with a Chinese major, thanks to a new program in CLAS.
Students’ Device Helps People Take Meds as Prescribed
Two undergraduates have developed a device that 'parrots' prescription instructions to help people in developing countries take their medications.