College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Cognitive Biases and Brain Biology Help Explain Why Facts Don’t Change Minds
For many people, a challenge to their worldview feels like an attack on their personal identity and can cause them to harden their position
New Multidisciplinary Data Science Master’s Starts this Fall
Meeting the growing demand for data scientists to tackle the most complex problems in society
Tackling Society’s Challenges Through the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities
Claire Lee ’24 (CLAS) explores power of citizen journalism with UConn startup Social Labs
Rudd Center: Campaign in Maryland Led to 30% Drop in Soda Sales; Sales of Other Sugary Drinks Also Fell
'One of the most sustained and comprehensive community led efforts to decrease sugary drink consumption in the country'
Early JWST Survey Sheds New Light on the First Galaxies
New images of very old galaxies
Finding Comfort at Home: New Website Logs Solutions to Everyday Problems for Disabled People and Their Caregivers
'If we only think of disabilities as this tragedy, we don’t also recognize that this is part of being a human being and this is part of how we make our world'
The Next Generation of Innovators and Problem-Solvers
TIP Innovation Fellows, Health Research students present their findings and make their pitches during Summer Research Day at UConn Health
UConn Magazine: I Wouldn’t Have Listened to Me
The I-84 musings of famed sportswriter Leigh Montville ’65 (CLAS)
New UConn Endowed Chairs in Human Rights Inspired by the Legacies of Dodd, Osiatyński
The new faculty positions will be part of the Human Rights Institute
Jean Lau Chin Award – Two Outstanding UConn Psychologists Tackle International Leadership
The Jean Lau Chin Award for Outstanding Psychologist and Graduate Student in International Leadership Contributions is an award that brings recognition to exceptional psychologists and graduate students who have made international leadership contributions within their field of study.