College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
A Family of Huskies Adds Another Graduate This Spring
When Mary Kate Neumuth ’25 (CLAS) graduates from UConn a year early in May, she will continue a three-generation tradition of Husky alumni in her family
This Is Jeopardy! … With a UConn Professor
A UConn molecular and cell biology assistant professor appeared on the game show on April 1
Living Ernestina: A Woman’s Story of Bravery, Exile, Tragic Love, and Activism
'This kind of story reminds us that everyday people can have such an impact in many ways, but it’s easy to be forgotten'
UConn Graduate Programs Ranked Among the Best in the Nation
U.S. News & World Report rankings show breadth and depth of graduate education at UConn
A Winning Collaboration: How an Internship Program is Connecting Top Data Science Students to UConn Sports Teams
In the two years since it launched, the Sports Statistics Experiential Learning Program has grown to pair students with 12 UConn athletic programs
Study: Police Finance Organizations Allow Steady Flow of Dark Money to Law Enforcement
'When you don’t know what’s going into a police budget, that raises questions about who the police are working for. Is it the community that pays taxes or someone else?'
Mansfield Is Updating Its 10-Year Plan, and These Sophomores Want the UConn Community to Help
'How we can develop the area better, not only to suit the needs of everybody, but really to help UConn students?'
Crystal Visions
A professor’s laser-powered journey to solving new quantum materials
UConn Professor Examines the Health Risks of Life on the Road
Long-haul truckers play a vital role in the economy, but face a daunting array of health risks stemming from their work
Connecticut’s 2025 Letters About Literature Contest Winners Named
UConn's Neag School of Education, Department of English, and Connecticut Writing Project, co-sponsors of the 32nd annual Letters About Literature contest, are proud to announce the winners for the 2024-25 academic year