Schools & Colleges

Kenneth Fuchs teaches a music composition class at UConn.

UConn Magazine: A Grammy for Professor Fuchs

For UConn's Kenneth Fuchs, the road to winning music's most cherished prize began in a humble church choir.

Dr. Brewer at nurse's station

UConn Physicians Among Hartford Magazine’s 2019 ‘Best Docs’

Hartford Magazine is out with its 2019 “Best Doctors in Greater Hartford,” a list that includes 37 UConn Health physicians: Anesthesiology Amir Tulchinsky Cardiovascular Disease Christopher C. Pickett Jason Ryan Dermatology Marti J. Rothe Endocrinology and Metabolism Andrew Arnold Beatriz R. Esayag-Tendler Carl Malchoff Pamela Taxel Gastroenterology Murali Dharan Geriatric Medicine Patrick P. Coll Anne […]

Travis Bloom poses with his cat, Ginny

Travis Bloom ’13: Avoiding the $10k Vet Bill

As soon as alumnus Travis Bloom ’13 (BUS) tells people that he co-owns a company that brokers pet health insurance, the stories begin. Almost every pet owner recalls a beloved animal’s illness or injury that led to an enormous out-of-pocket medical expense. “A $10,000 veterinarian bill isn’t unusual,” Bloom said. “There are many people who […]

UConn Health Minute: Rapid Recovery After Joint Surgery

There are around a million hip and knee replacements done every year in the U.S. As UConn Health orthopedic surgeon Olga Solovyova explains, patients are achieving recovery milestones a lot quicker than ever before thanks to a number of new advances.

Student Shane Young teaching a First-Year Experience class at UConn.

UConn Magazine: One of Geno’s Guys

What's it like to be a man on campus playing against the UConn women? Shane Young '21 explains.

A man sitting and thinking.

UConn Magazine: Stressed? Be Stoic

Can the teachings of ancient Stoic philosophers like Epictetus can help us temper our response to the everyday tensions of life?

Professor Thanh Nguyen and two graduate students show a tiny sample of the material they developed to make it easier to treat brain diseases.

Buzzing Through the Blood-Brain Barrier

UConn researchers are developing technology that could make it easier to treat diseases of the brain, thanks to vibration.

Stacks of books written by UConn faculty members.

UConn Magazine: A Feast for the Mind

Looking for something to read during the long, dark nights of winter? UConn's faculty has you covered.

Extreme close-up of a fruit fly.

Ketogenic diet protects fruit fly brains from concussions

An experiment with fruit flies may hint at potential treatments to prevent brain damage after concussions.

Delivery of Healthy Donor Cells Key to Correcting Bone Disorder, UConn Researchers Find

In the journal STEM CELLS, research group of Dr. Ivo Kalajzic, lead investigator and professor, presents a study with potential for new treatments to address the root cause of weak and brittle bones.