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Student Poet Goes on Tour
UConn junior Allegra Berndt has been selected as a Connecticut Student Poet, and is reading her work at universities around the state.
Opening New Areas of Scholarship in Study of Logician Gottlob Frege
Philosophy professor Marcus Rossberg is co-editor of a new translation of Frege's Basic Laws of Arithmetic, to be published this summer by Oxford University Press.
UConn Engineers Train for New Business Creation
A new graduate class is part of a wave of new programs and training offered by the School of Engineering to promote student and faculty innovation and entrepreneurship.
President Herbst’s Student Office Hours Rescheduled
The President's office hours for students, postponed this week because of the weather, will now take place on Monday, Feb. 18.
UConn Student Wins National Goldwater Scholarship
Molecular and cell biology major Anna Green, of Storrs, Conn., won the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship during her junior year at UConn.
Information for UConn Students, Faculty, and Staff Regarding Storm Preparations
Any decision regarding the cancellation of classes or the closing of campuses will be communicated before 5 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 8.
A Passion for Penguins Inspires Rescue Efforts
Two alums of UConn’s animal science program are fighting for the conservation of a species.
Study of Seven Psalms Earns Professor Literary Acclaim
Clare Costley King'oo's scholarly work on a group of biblical prayers earned the 2012 Book of the Year award from the Conference on Christianity and Literature.
UConn Professor’s Patented Technique Key to New Solar Power Technology
A novel fabrication technique developed by engineering professor Brian Willis could lead to a breakthrough that will vastly improve solar energy systems.
Tons of Ice Cream, Tons of Fun
Students braved the cold for scoops of Dairy Bar ice cream from the One Ton Sundae, an annual tradition hosted by SUBOG.