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UConn Student Wins Prestigious Marshall Scholarship
Ethan Butler '12 (ENG), former president of UConn's chapter of Engineers Without Borders, is the second UConn graduate to win a Marshall Scholarship in four years.
Graduate Student Working to Develop New Anti-Cancer Agents
Sophia Nnenna Ononye, a Ph.D. student in pharmaceutical sciences, hopes her research will pave the way for more effective cancer therapy in the future.
Veterans Honored for Service to Their Country
UConn observed Veterans Day with a ceremony at the Remembrance Memorial on the Great Lawn on Monday.
Materials Modeling Expert Avinash Dongare Joins UConn Faculty
Dongare develops computer simulations that assist experimental scientists at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional methods.
School of Nursing Celebrates Opening of Widmer Wing
The school's new wing is named in honor of the first dean of nursing, Carolyn Ladd Widmer.
Martians Invade UConn in ‘War of the Worlds’ on Campus Radio
On the 74th anniversary of the infamous 1938 broadcast of H.G. Wells' classic, WHUS broadcast the drama live with a contemporary and local twist.
First Recipient of Susan Herbst and Douglas Hughes Family Scholarship Announced
Freshman English major Alan Polozov has been named the first recipient of a new scholarship supporting first-year students studying the humanities.
Then and Now: Focus on Humanities Drives Construction Projects
Since their construction more than a half-century ago, Arjona and Monteith have played host to the humanities.
Honors Freshmen Conduct Research Through Holster Scholars First Year Program
First year scholars discover the rewards of research in projects ranging from art to engineering to neuroscience.
Sociologist Studies How Residents of Venice, Calif. Cope with Diversity
From boardwalk to businesses, homeless shelters to havens for the wealthy, Venice, Calif. is a carnival of diversity. Andrew Deener studies how its residents cope.