Schools & Colleges
UConn’s Fuchs Earns Grammy Nomination for Latest Album, ‘Cloud Slant’
Acclaimed recording chosen from among hundreds of submissions for the famed award; winners will be announced in February
Five Essential Skills for School Superintendents
Kelly Lyman, coordinator of the Neag School of Education's Executive Leadership Program, emphasizes essential qualities for superintendents: communication, team building, operational flexibility, instructional knowledge, and problem-solving.
Chemist Unlocks Plastic Alternatives Using Proteins and Clothing Scraps
Challa Kumar has developed methods to create novel plastic-like materials using proteins and fabric
On the Field with Sports Nutritionist Jennifer Fields
“I always say if you exercise, you’re an athlete." Jennifer Fields helps athletes of every variety use nutrition to maximize performance and health
Professor Richard Pomp Honored by Tax Policy Group, Alumni
Dean Eboni S. Nelson described Pomp as "a pillar of the UConn Law community" and "a distinguished leader in tax law and policy throughout the world."
Ketamine Can Rapidly Reduce Symptoms of PTSD and Depression, New Study Finds
The treatment may be especially beneficial for people with severe symptoms who need urgent care
CIPEH Holds Interprofessional Education Welcome Event
Students were able to learn about the skill sets, roles, and responsibilities of the various participating professions and many were surprised with what they discovered
12 Generations and Counting: Indian Shadow Puppetry Exhibition Hundreds of Years in the Making
'Shadow puppetry is a living tradition, and I come from a traditional family that is doing modern things'
UConn Magazine: The Greatest Career in the World
Cob Carlson ’76 (ED), film editor – and sometimes producer and director – looks back on his favorite projects
New Book Traces Journey of Women at UConn Law
"A Century's Journey" is the fourth in a series of short books about the history of the University of Connecticut School of Law.