College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
The Path Into – And Out Of – Science
The opportunity to switch majors is an important part of a college education, notes the CLAS dean.
HIV/AIDS Prevalence and Prospects
UConn researcher Seth Kalichman says with treatment and education, HIV/AIDS can be a chronic but manageable condition.
UConn Chemist Discovers New Way to Stabilize Proteins
Challa Kumar’s research could aid in the development of stable vaccines and inexpensive artificial blood.
Classrooms Without Walls
From Storrs Center to the UConn Forest, there are many opportunities for outdoor learning close to the heart of campus.
Poetry Graduate Student Wins National Translation Prize
Miller Oberman, the first student ever to win the award, was recognized for his translation of an 8th-century poem.
Wattles Balances Time on Both Sides of the Net
Jackie Wattles '14 (CLAS) does double duty as a student-athlete and as a journalist.
Taking ‘Adventure Botany’ on the Road
YouTube series host Chris Martine ’06 Ph.D. – singer, songwriter, and botany professor – has 'cool' down to a science.
Human Rights Conference Draws High School Students
High school students will be among those at the UNESCO conference today focusing on violence against women as a human rights issue.
Two Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalists Join UConn Faculty
Photojournalist Steven G. Smith and investigative reporter Mike Stanton hope to help shape the future of journalism at UConn.
The Three-Minute Thesis
Summarizing years of study in just three minutes isn’t easy, but it’s a challenge some UConn graduate students tackled recently.