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Termite Trouble? Blame it on the Microbes
Molecular and cell biologist Kenneth Noll explains why termites would not be a threat to your home without the help of microbes.
Helping Young Athletes Avoid Injury
Kinesiologist Lindsay DiStefano is investigating whether special warm-ups can help prevent sports-related injuries among middle school children.
Wendry’s Coaching Tree Grows in the Waters of Coventry Lake
Former Husky rowers are entering the ranks of college coaching staffs, inspired by head coach Jen Sanford Wendry.
Student Interns Learn from Alumni Mentors
Many students are benefiting from opportunities to gain relevant work experience, thanks to UConn's extensive alumni network.
‘UNCANNY’ Exhibit Result of Unusual Collaboration
A multimedia exhibition focusing on the surreal is co-curated by the Contemporary Art Galleries director and a former graduate student.
UConn to Build Student Housing at Stamford Campus
The Trustees voted in favor of a plan to develop housing for 400 students close to the campus by 2016.
Understanding Connecticut’s Wildlife
Researcher Tracy Rittenhouse is studying how changes in habitat bring black bears and other species into more frequent contact with humans.
When the Dawgz Go Marching In
Students in the New Orleans-style Funky Dawgz Brass Band share a passion to perform.
Studying the Effects of War Propaganda on Combatants in Serbia
Graduate student Jordan Kiper presented his research as part of this week's 10th annual Human Rights Institute Conference.
Ecology Graduate Student Earns Switzer Fellowship for Work at Earth’s Extremes
Ph.D. student Lily Lewis studies mosses in the Alaskan wilderness and Chile's sub-Antarctic mountains.