Community Impact
Historical Aerial Photos of Connecticut’s Coastline Now Available Online
Aerial photographs of the state’s coast covering the past 40 years provide a valuable time series of environmental and land use conditions.
Festival of Early Music Based on Music Scholar’s Research
As artistic director for the Connecticut Early Music Festival, music historian Eric Rice is organizing a concert series featuring music written before 1800.
Journeys of Faith
Gerald Krell '57 (SFA) is a documentary film maker whose overview of world religions is a response to current events.
Neag School Sees New Role in Conversation About Education Reform
Lawmakers turn to UConn's education school for assistance in evaluating a portion of the program created by Connecticut's new law.
Driving the Economy
Mary Holz-Clause, the University’s first vice president for economic development, talks about the ways in which UConn can contribute to economic development across the region.
UConn Celebrates Economic Benefits of Innovation at Inaugural Ceremony
Awards highlight the University's commitment to bringing research where it benefits people.
UConn Celebrates Young Readers
The top performers in a reading initiative for Hartford Public School students were recognized on campus for their achievements on Monday.
UConn in the Big Easy
About 50 UConn students help out by renovating homes in the Upper Ninth Ward neighborhood of New Orleans.
Wallace Stevens Program to Feature Poet Kay Ryan
Kay Ryan, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 2011 and is former Poet Laureate of the U.S., will read her work and meet with students on April 9.
Two UConn Faculty to Advise Nation’s Policymakers on Science Issues
Two UConn professors are among 13 scientists from around the nation selected to spend the next year in D.C., contributing their expertise as Jefferson Science Fellows.