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UConn Takes Steps to Reduce Energy Costs
University officials will pursue a new contract that will stabilize natural gas transportation costs and reduce oil consumption.
Questioning the Scope of Women’s Health Care
An IDEA grant took UConn student Asahi Hoque to Bangladesh to probe the limitations on women's health care in the developing world.
Barnes & Noble to Lead UConn’s Bookstore Operation
With the bookseller's support, the University will establish a prominent bookstore in downtown Hartford, adjacent to the new campus.
UConn Torrington to Close Due to Low Enrollment
Students at UConn Torrington will be offered the opportunity to complete their degrees at other UConn campuses.
McNair Scholars Pursue Path to STEM Success
Fourteen students will graduate this year from UConn’s program for low-income, first-generation, or under-represented college students hoping to pursue a Ph.D. in a STEM field.
Last Photo on Your Phone
Members of UConn Nation reveal the last photo they took on their phone and relate the story behind it.
President Herbst to Hold Open Office Hours April 29
The President invites students to her open office hours this Friday, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., in Gulley Hall.
Support Increasing for Laws Against Weight-Based Bullying
A UConn researcher says a growing number of parents favor anti-bullying laws to protect children from bullying based on weight.
Pilot Reading Initiative Shows Dramatic Results
The CT K-3 Reading Model, led by UConn professors, more than doubled the number of students meeting grade-level literacy goals over four years.
Mapping UConn’s Genetic History
The University has had geneticists since before genetics was a recognized field of study – indeed, before UConn was UConn.