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Tipping the Scales on Obesity

UConn and Rudd Center researchers are conducting a variety of cutting-edge studies that address the nationwide problem of obesity.

A nurse checks a prisoner's blood pressure. (Shutterstock Photo)

Breaking Down Barriers to Healthcare for the Incarcerated

UConn is taking the lead in treatment of incarcerated patients with its Center for Correctional Health Networks.

Aeromonas bacteria. (Thinkstock image)

Bacteria’s Game of ‘Telephone’ Foils Microbiologists’ Eavesdropping

UConn researchers use genomic analysis to hunt for clues to the behavior of a group of bacteria that can cause disease.

Two students at Midnight Breakfast. (Cody Carver '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)Two students at Midnight Breakfast. (Cody Carver '14 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)

Tips for Surviving Finals

Students at this year's Midnight Breakfast offer some advice for getting through finals week.

Decking the Halls

Celebrate the year's successes as part of the UConn family this Husky holiday season.

Bullying can take many forms and the effects are often long-lasting. (iStock Photo)

Adding Heft to Anti-Bullying Campaigns

The latest in a series about the cutting-edge research on obesity happening at UConn.

Julianne Norton gives her Holster First Year Projects presentation at Konover Auditorium on Sept. 20, 2012. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Senior Wins Award in Recognition of Leadership Potential

Julianne Norton '15 (CLAS) will use her Mitchell Scholarship to pursue a graduate degree in creative writing in Ireland as she continues work on a graphic novel.

The UConn field hockey team and head coach Nancy Stevens (back row, second from left) pose with the 2014 NCAA National Championship trophy, after defeating Syracuse 1-0 to win the tournament. (Keith Lucas, Sideline Media, for UConn)

UConn Field Hockey Wins 2014 National Championship

The Huskies claimed their fourth national title – their second in a row – with a 1-0 victory over Syracuse.

Sandy Hook ribbon.

Child Advocate Report on Sandy Hook Shooting Finds Missed Opportunities

UConn Health psychologist Julian Ford was one of six primary authors of the report.

A smartphone case with a Batman logo produced by a member of the 3D Printing Club. (Cody Carver '15 (CLAS)/UConn Photo)

Preparing to Shape the Future with 3-D Printing

Students in UConn's 3-D Printing Club are learning first-hand the functional and artistic potential of 3-D printing.