Entrepreneurship

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UConn, Connecticut Wealth Management Launch New Program to Prepare Future Financial Advisers

110 students have already expressed interest

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Meet the Undergraduate: Abigail Koval ‘26 (BUS)

Koval shares her entrepreneurial journey from UConn's Innovation Zone to starting her own business -- and beyond

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OVPR Presents 2025 Year in Review

Publication captures UConn's successful year of research and innovation.

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New Startup’s Mission: Safer Deliveries for Moms and Babies

'This is my passion project'

Jack Crane

Celebrating the Life of Jack Crane

Colleagues remember a champion of Connecticut industry and steadfast friend to UConn and the Institute of Materials Science.

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Nutritional Startup Provides Healthy Meals to Keep Vulnerable People Out of the Hospital

CEO: ‘If I won the Powerball jackpot, I’d still keep doing this!’

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UConn and Yale-led QuantumCT a Finalist for Transformative NSF Award

The National Science Foundation has announced Connecticut’s initiative as one of the few finalists for the Engines Program.

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Wolff Finalist Startup ‘Orbit Crates’ Offers Subscription Toy Rentals for Kids

Company offers 500 toys from classics to Bluey to Disney Princesses 

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Getting Cozy: UConn Entrepreneur Focuses on Mindful Productivity as Werth Institute Program Continues Engaging First-Year Women

'Take every opportunity you’re given and just make sure that you’re loving what you’re doing, that you want to be here, that you want to learn'

Three College of Engineering researchers examine a water sensor in their lab at UConn.

Smart Water Sensors Help Preserve Clean Water Supplies

A College of Engineering research team is developing smart sensors for monitoring municipal wastewater, soil and other treatments with more accuracy and stability than existing sensor technology