College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Repairing Nerves Requires Prods of Protein
It turns out the 'bad guys' of the brain aren't so bad after all
Class of 2021: CLAS Seniors Share How and Why they Chose Their Major
Choosing what to study is a “major” decision. Several senior students share how they decided the paths they wanted to pursue.
Class of 2021: CLAS Graduates on Finishing School During COVID
Students from the UConn graduating class of 2021 reflect on what they realized while attending university during a pandemic.
20th Class of Humanities Institute Fellows Pursue Wide Range of Scholarship
This year’s class of fellows includes two visiting residential fellows, four dissertation scholars, and nine UConn faculty fellows
Five UConn Faculty Honored as Board of Trustees Distinguished Professors
UConn has selected five of its most renowned scholars to honor with its most prestigious faculty title, the Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor.
Ecologists are ‘Lichen’ a Surprising New Find on Campus
Next to a well-traveled walkway on the Storrs campus is a sight not seen in Connecticut since William Howard Taft was president: Golden-eye lichen
Class of 2021: CLAS Students share What – and Who – Inspires Them
Family, faculty, and peer connections are some of the things that motivated the students in the CLAS class of 2021 through an unprecedented year.
UConn Magazine: Is the American Dream For All Americans?
Malachi Bridges ’21 (CLAS) wants the dream of home ownership to be a lot more equitable.
Raising the Odds Against Viral Infection
Learning how viruses slip into cells, with an eye toward making it harder for them