Schools & Colleges
Shining Light on Rare Diseases and Research: Krabbe Disease
“UConn is rare. A lot of people here at UConn are doing research on rare diseases. With our rare disease research, we can hopefully make a difference – that’s our dream,” says UConn Health researcher Stephen J. Crocker, Ph.D.
What a Team: Division of Athletics, Sport Management Program Provide Real-Life Experience to Students
This newly expanded partnership between the Neag School of Education and Division of Athletics helps students score valuable career-building experience
Clues about the Northeast’s Past and Future Climate from Plant Fossils
The warmer, wetter, and homogeneous climate of the past may soon return for the eastern seaboard
Remembering Samuel Altschuler: Alum, Philanthropist, and Advisor
UConn Engineering alum Samuel Altschuler died at the age of 95 on February 5 at his home in Lexington, Mass.
Andres Godoy Wins Chateaubriand Fellowship
Graduate student Andres Godoy recently won the prestigious Chateaubriand Fellowship to study at the Université Grenoble Alpes in France.
Voices Rising: UConn’s Gospel Choir Finds Celebration in Sound
Born from the Civil Rights Movement, the Voices of Freedom choir has been raising spirits at UConn and beyond for over five decades
UConn Grad Appointed Head of NOAA’s Ecosystems and Aquaculture Division
From Avery Point to a senior leadership role in the crucially important federal agency
Strategies for Success in Business (Taylor’s Version)
UConn’s ‘Swifties’ to explore how their idol’s business acumen drove her musical success
First CyberLEAP Module Tackles Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design
CyberLEAP is an innovative path for non-computer scientists to break into the Computer Science industry.
A Year After Russia Invaded Ukraine, What Would America’s Leading Cold War Strategist Say?
'If diplomacy is not pursued and if unconditional surrender is unattainable, the only other alternative is catastrophe'