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Husky Pride Runs in the Family for Recent Grad Stephen Fortin
Stephen Fortin '11 (BUS) is proud of his UConn degree, his Marching Band experience, and a composting project he started that will help the environment.
Tiffany St. Bernard: Mentoring Many
Even though she did not attend high school, this senior has overcome her greatest challenges and is intent on encouraging others to do the same.
Federal Grants to Fund Tissue Regeneration Research
Biomedical engineer Mei Wei hopes her team's tissue regeneration research may ultimately help reverse the progression of osteoarthritis.
UConn’s Role in Driving Economic Development
As a part of its mission, UConn is responsible for fostering the kind of innovative thinking that will ultimately lead to the creation of jobs and thriving new business ventures.
Baseball Preseason Event Honors Avery Point Coach
The annual preseason Husky Baseball Dinner also featured Connecticut-native Bobby Valentine, manager of the Boston Red Sox, as speaker.
Engineering Ambassadors Reach Out to Students
More than 100 students from the Windham School District visited UConn on Saturday to explore science and engineering.
Campus Appearance Committee Issues Recommendations
The panel recommends actions the University can take to improve the physical campus.
UConn’s Mike Sargent Will Be on the Field for Super Bowl XLVI
A UConn senior will be viewing 'the big game' from a special place on the field.
Face-to-face with Poverty, Privilege, and the Legacy of Apartheid
Twenty-one UConn students are in Cape Town, South Africa this semester, expanding their world view, working for social justice, and gaining skills essential to becoming well-informed global citizens.
Health Center Professor Elected Vice President of the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering
Sandra Weller will be the first woman to serve as vice president and then president of the Academy.