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Student-Athlete Strong: Emily Armstrong
'Being a Husky means taking the competitive edge acquired on the field and bringing it into the classroom.' – Emily Armstrong '16 (ED)
Crossover Youth: From Child Welfare to Juvenile Justice
A new UConn study finds that youth with a history of child welfare involvement are more likely to have contact with the juvenile court system.
Confronting Issues of Race in the Medical Community
Dr. Cato Laurencin reflects on issues raised by the use of HeLa cells for medical research.
Suicide Prevention: Show That You Care
Social work dean Nina Heller, a specialist in suicide prevention, discusses how to help someone who is considering suicide.
Judaism Faculty Lead Community Conversations
'People come with questions about Judaism that they’ve just been dying to ask someone,' says UConn's Jeffrey Shoulson of the discussions at local synagogues, community centers, and libraries.
Painting at the Very Edge of Art
The Contemporary Art Galleries' latest exhibition explores a new interest in abstraction among young artists.
Sage Advice for Graduate Students: Be Social
The Student Association of Graduate Engineers emphasizes social interaction as an important part of professional development.
Business School to Offer Program for Voter Registrars
The School of Business will offer classes in a new professional development program that will lead to certification for Connecticut's voter registrars.
Original Puppet Production ‘Unfolds’ a Woman’s Journey
'Unfolding' by UConn puppeteer Margarita Blush explores the themes of women’s wisdom and empowerment.
SNAP Participants Get Enough Calories, Insufficient Healthy Food
A new UConn study shows that the federal nutrition assistance program alleviates hunger but falls short on dietary quality.