Schools & Colleges
‘The Problem is Nature Just Isn’t Natural Anymore’
As Connecticut’s trees are pushed to the brink by climate change, UConn researchers are working to help make New England woodlands more resilient
Researcher Finds ‘No News is Bad News’ When it Comes to COVID-19 and Consumer Dining Behavior
Studies from UConn economists found that providing the public with more information about the current state of COVID-19 spread made dining out more appetizing
Meet the Undergraduate Researcher: Aime Mulungula, School of Business
The founder of Lebon Studio, an emerging incubator for young artists of color, seeks “the good” in all his artistic and business ventures. This profile is part of a series for UConn's Month of Discovery.
Symposium Explores Climate Change and Environmental Justice
The Connecticut Law Review symposium was co-sponsored by the Center for Energy & Environmental Law at the UConn School of Law, the U.S. Embassy in Brazil, and the Human Rights Clinic at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná.
School of Pharmacy Honors 2022 Preceptors of the Year
The UConn School of Pharmacy’s 2022 Preceptors of the Year were honored at a reception held on October 13, 2022.
New Faculty Members Youssef Bessada and Katelyn Galli
Please join us in welcoming the Department of Pharmacy Practice's two newest faculty members.
Amy Harder Appointed Associate Dean of UConn Extension
Harder will lead UConn Extension's programs, which serve all of Connecticut's 169 municipalities
Five Questions About the Surging Outbreak of Respiratory Syncytial Virus
RSV infects cells in a person’s lungs, throat, and nose and can lead to anything from a mild cold to pneumonia
UConn Magazine: The Kitchen QB
Cauliflower curry, plant-based chili, and how Jordan Mazur ’12 (CAHNR) helps keep the San Francisco 49ers in fighting shape.
State and Industry Leaders Address Grid Resiliency at UConn Engineering Conference
Article Originally Published on UConn Today Leaders from industry, along with policymakers and elected officials from the state and federal governments met with UConn engineers in Hartford on Monday, Oct. 24 to discuss New England’s electric grid and how it can be made more resilient over the next five years in the face of climate […]