Schools & Colleges
Fluid Identities: Native American Whalemen At Sea
A UConn history professor discusses the shifting racial ideologies that shaped the lives of Native American seafarers in the 19th century.
How UConn Researchers Are Fighting Against Counterfeit Computer Chips (Video)
UConn's Center for Hardware Assurance, Security and Engineering (CHASE) is developing new ways to thwart computer chip counterfeiters
Helping Innovators Through The Legal Maze
UConn’s Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Law Clinic can boast of one of its best years since its formation in 2007. Among other accomplishments since the fall 2014, the IP Law Clinic obtained five U.S. patents, 17 federal trademark registrations and filed five new patent applications, as well as seven federal trademark applications. Since early 2007, […]
Zoila Estefani Jurado Quiroga Delivers Inspiring Message To Fellow Engineering Grads
"I hope we can all measure our future successes by the individuals we, too, would come to inspire, help, and teach along the way."
Former UConn President Harry Hartley Leads New Scholarship Initiative With $250,000 Gift
Former UConn President and School of Education Dean Harry Hartley at his home in Palm Beach, Fla., on April 8, 2015. This year, the Neag School announces that Hartley and his wife, Dianne, have made a planned gift in support of undergraduate and graduate students in the Neag School of Education in the amount of $250,000, as part of the University’s Scholarship Initiative. (Stefanie Dion Jones/Neag School)
Caitlin Oswald ’09 Among “Most Creative People”
Caitlin Oswald, a School of Engineering alum, was recently named one of the 100 most creative people in the country by the magazine Fast Company.
Brain Science, Public Discourse Win $1M Academic Vision Grants
The CLAS faculty-led initiatives include a new institute for brain and cognitive science and a humanities project exploring the barriers to meaningful public discourse.
Alumni News
John Andresakis, ’81; Paul Dul, '88, James Kane, '86; and Joe Rimiller '01 and '03 are all featured in this month's Alumni News!
‘Upset-ness’ Feeds Bread & Puppet Exhibit at Benton
The exhibit focuses on activist responses to political and social issues that have defined American culture over the past 50 years.
Student News: Women’s Center Honors Keisha Ashe
Keisha Ashe, who is currently pursuing a Chemical Engineering Ph.D., receives the 100 Years of Women Scholarship Award